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The CPI(M) shared an email from Prasar Bharati, which runs Doordarshan and All India Radio, informing the party that a "collective decision" was taken to not broadcast the speech with the content that was provided.
Outlook Magazine - 30 July 2018
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" If this kind of things can be done, then how India can be a federal state?"
The terms of engagement that Imran Khan will offer will be no different from those of the past: dialogue under the shadow of calibrated terrorism and greater focus on issue resolution than building co-operative mechanisms through trade and connectivity.
The dent in Nawaz Sharif’s electoral power, engineered with much care, has boosted Imran Khan’s position in the forthcoming election in Pakistan.
In his potential new role as helmsman of not just a playing eleven but all of Pakistan, is Imran Khan likely to unleash another hostile spell against India? Or will Imran the politician be different—marked by flexibility, pragmatism and amiability?
Rawalpindi is seen to patronise him. And it’s a conducive pitch electorally—even if Nawaz Sharif, playing the victim card, poses a threat from prison. But the pennants of Imran Khan’s PTI fly the highest. Can he lay a new path for Pakistan’s fractured polity?
The apex court’s verdict on Section 377 is poised to bring tectonic shifts in Indian society, but subtly
Lakhs of people migrated from north India to the south in pursuit of employment opportunities. The trend of southward migration picked up somewhere around the 1980s, strengthening impressively in the subsequent decades.
In an interview to <em>Outlook</em>, <em>Sacred Games</em> actress Kubra Sait tells why Netflix’s first web series has taken content in Indian cinema to a different plane.
<em>Sacred Games</em> is replete with no-holds-barred sex scenes, including frontal nudity, unabashed use of violence, cuss words and, above all, contentious references to various volatile political events of the past—just the sort of material the censor board has always gleefully chopped off.
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" If this kind of things can be done, then how India can be a federal state?"
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The terms of engagement that Imran Khan will offer will be no different from those of the past: dialogue under the shadow of calibrated terrorism and greater focus on issue resolution than building co-operative mechanisms through trade and connectivity.
-
The dent in Nawaz Sharif’s electoral power, engineered with much care, has boosted Imran Khan’s position in the forthcoming election in Pakistan.
-
In his potential new role as helmsman of not just a playing eleven but all of Pakistan, is Imran Khan likely to unleash another hostile spell against India? Or will Imran the politician be different—marked by flexibility, pragmatism and amiability?
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Rawalpindi is seen to patronise him. And it’s a conducive pitch electorally—even if Nawaz Sharif, playing the victim card, poses a threat from prison. But the pennants of Imran Khan’s PTI fly the highest. Can he lay a new path for Pakistan’s fractured polity?
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The apex court’s verdict on Section 377 is poised to bring tectonic shifts in Indian society, but subtly
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Lakhs of people migrated from north India to the south in pursuit of employment opportunities. The trend of southward migration picked up somewhere around the 1980s, strengthening impressively in the subsequent decades.
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In an interview to <em>Outlook</em>, <em>Sacred Games</em> actress Kubra Sait tells why Netflix’s first web series has taken content in Indian cinema to a different plane.
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<em>Sacred Games</em> is replete with no-holds-barred sex scenes, including frontal nudity, unabashed use of violence, cuss words and, above all, contentious references to various volatile political events of the past—just the sort of material the censor board has always gleefully chopped off.
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