COVER STORY
Modi, Minus 10, Can Still Win
Opposition unity is all fine. It may take a mammoth mood and vote swing to fell the man at the helm and the BJP.
Outlook Magazine - 19 November 2018
Opinion | Modi Will Win Because India Needs Decisive Leadership
Nobody else has a narrative for India that India believes in
Varanasi: Modi Won A New Fort In 2014, His Hold Over It Still Seems Firm
Modi seems to have held his appeal intact in Varanasi, a city suspended forever between a neo-Hindutva and ancient Hinduism.
Will Change Favour BJP In Kerala?
The BJP in Kerala has been in the news ever since the Supreme Court verdict on Sabarimala temple.
Anger Is Brewing Against BJP In Assam
Assam is in a political flux after two recent exercises—the updated national register of citizens this summer and the citizenship amendment bill, which endorses non-Muslim minority immigrants from Bangladesh as Indian citizens.
Will Modi Come Back In 2019?
Insulating PM Modi from accusations as election season hots up is top priority for the BJP. The rest can be managed, they say.
Shocks And Resilience: Impact Of Demonetisation Is Complex
The impact of demonetisation is complex and intertwined with other factors
'Demonetisation Drive Was Executed Without Much Planning'
Three experts answer some persisting questions about the government’s 2016 demonetisation drive
No Laughing On Bank Street: In Flexing For More Autonomy, RBI Runs Into Govt’s Plans
Though it is not the first time the RBI and the finance ministry have engaged in or given rise to public discourse, the feud has never been so bitter.
Opinion | Modi Will Win Because India Needs Decisive Leadership
Nobody else has a narrative for India that India believes in
Why Modi Must Lose | By Manish Tewari
He has been bad for social cohesion, economy and institutions
Varanasi: Modi Won A New Fort In 2014, His Hold Over It Still Seems Firm
Modi seems to have held his appeal intact in Varanasi, a city suspended forever between a neo-Hindutva and ancient Hinduism.
Will Change Favour BJP In Kerala?
The BJP in Kerala has been in the news ever since the Supreme Court verdict on Sabarimala temple.
Anger Is Brewing Against BJP In Assam
Assam is in a political flux after two recent exercises—the updated national register of citizens this summer and the citizenship amendment bill, which endorses non-Muslim minority immigrants from Bangladesh as Indian citizens.
Will Modi Come Back In 2019?
Insulating PM Modi from accusations as election season hots up is top priority for the BJP. The rest can be managed, they say.
Shocks And Resilience: Impact Of Demonetisation Is Complex
The impact of demonetisation is complex and intertwined with other factors
'Demonetisation Drive Was Executed Without Much Planning'
Three experts answer some persisting questions about the government’s 2016 demonetisation drive
No Laughing On Bank Street: In Flexing For More Autonomy, RBI Runs Into Govt’s Plans
Though it is not the first time the RBI and the finance ministry have engaged in or given rise to public discourse, the feud has never been so bitter.
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The Auditory Tree House
At a folk music festival, rare woods resound in an ancient fort’s courtyards, telling their own stories
Nehru Jacket Or Modi Vest: Which One Are You Wearing Today?
Two Indian jackets, picked threadbare, to square a debate
All Shapes Derive From The Square
Does AI art signal a journey to a post-human future where artists would be mere relics?
To Be Worthy Of Konark: Odisha Preps For Hockey World Cup
A shadow flits over the grandly conceived hockey World Cup in Bhubaneswar
Home-Grown, Home-Slain: Why Militants In Kashmir Are Being Killed Near Their Homes
Some 50 Kashmiri militants were killed near their homes in 2017. That number is increasing. Why?
How No Alcohol Tests Abroad Can Let Drunken Indian Pilots Off The Hook
Alcohol is banned for Indian pilots, but no tests abroad can let a drunken aviator off the hook
T20 In Tamil Nadu: Bypolls To Decide EPS Govt's Fate
EPS’s fate hinges on bypolls to 20 assembly seats
The Subcontinental Menu
In this week's The Subcontinental Menu, read about why a 15-year-old boy in Assam was forced to marry a 60-year-old woman and how you can be a billionaire, yet poor in Pakistan.
Caesaria’s Misdirected Stabs
This is no starry-eyed study of Mossad’s acumen in assassinations, but a catalogue of its horrible bunglings and politically naive judgements too
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