COVER STORY
The operation was executed at the Tantrypora area of Kulgam early this morning.
Outlook Magazine - 4 February 2019
Republic Day Special
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In a BSE filing, the company said Nilekani's office as director shall be subject to retirement by rotation and the remuneration proposed to be paid to him is nil.
Tyagi allegedly conspired to reduce the Air Force’s service ceiling for choppers from 6,000 metres to 4,500 metres – thereby helping AgustaWestland enter the bidding process.
Supreme Court overturned the Gujarat High Court directive to the state government to get the religious places repaired which were destroyed in 2002 riots
Anitha. S was the highest scorer in Plus 2, but the entry of NEET in Tamil Nadu scuttled her chances of getting medical admission
"I want to be in the middle of things, not leaning to any side," Haasan said on joining politics.
According to the officials, four vehicles, which were moving on a nearby road, fell into a drain after the garbage dump collapsed on them this afternoon.
The IMA also held the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) responsible for the death of Dr. Amrapurkar.
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In a BSE filing, the company said Nilekani's office as director shall be subject to retirement by rotation and the remuneration proposed to be paid to him is nil.
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Tyagi allegedly conspired to reduce the Air Force’s service ceiling for choppers from 6,000 metres to 4,500 metres – thereby helping AgustaWestland enter the bidding process.
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Supreme Court overturned the Gujarat High Court directive to the state government to get the religious places repaired which were destroyed in 2002 riots
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Anitha. S was the highest scorer in Plus 2, but the entry of NEET in Tamil Nadu scuttled her chances of getting medical admission
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"I want to be in the middle of things, not leaning to any side," Haasan said on joining politics.
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According to the officials, four vehicles, which were moving on a nearby road, fell into a drain after the garbage dump collapsed on them this afternoon.
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The IMA also held the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) responsible for the death of Dr. Amrapurkar.
OTHER STORIES
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Disrespect of national anthem crime with 15 days' jail
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The transformation of the Devadasi’s Sadir with its nationalisation deprived it of the sensual and the erotic
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Additional District and Sessions Judge Vinod Kumar on Thursday found him guilty.
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HC decides to keep the matter of Jat reservation in abeyance until March next year...
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A subsidised 14.2-kg LPG cylinder now costs Rs 487.18 in Delhi as against Rs 479.77 previously.
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The target is to provide Aadhaar chips to 7.5 lakh cattle every year.
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The government could also be trying to make space for new allies the Janata Dal United (JD-U) and the AIADMK.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will undertake a reshuffle of his council of ministers at 10 am on Sunday, a top government official said.
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From biryani as prasad at a temple near Madurai to soap made of donkey's milk, read this and much more in The Subcontinental Menu this week.
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We ask little of our buildings, yet agonise over mere spectacle
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As India embraces Africa, older ties are reinforced by newer realities of mutual benefit
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The nuts and bolts of ‘culinary Indianness’ are a bit loose, all floating in a borderless marinade
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Despite keeping it low-key, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's appointment could be the Congress’ boldest gamble to regain as much space as possible in Uttar Pradesh.
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Both medium and message, art shadowed the concerns of India’s ‘architects’. And art history rewrote its lexicon.
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French chiffon saris with desi borders, then the change room
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What we know as the emblematic ‘traditional’ wear is a modern yarn
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Pre-Independence, our cinemas too dreamt of a nation in the making. After ’47, they sought to heal the wounds.
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Renowned Hindustani classical vocalist Shubha Mudgal talks about folk music and its revival.
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The old grammar of aesthetics boiled things down to their essence. Expansivist Hindu ‘Kultur’ killed that delicate dance.
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Leave aside the Constitution, the hardware of the State. The Republic was in reality brought into being by an elite consensus around a ‘pure’ culture, what it should have and what must be left out. And Exhibit-A is dance.
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The nation’s democratic foundations are firm but our pluralism is on trial
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India’s engagement with Africa is admirable, but its scale has to be widened further
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The scheme promises Rs 5, 000 for each farmer, irrespective of his holding, spread over five seasons till 2021-22; livelihood assistance of Rs 12, 500 to each landless family; interest-free crop loans and Rs 2 lakh insurance cover for each farmer.
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Barring a short period of surge due to Reliance’s output from the Krishna-Godavari basin, natural gas production in the country has failed to rise meaningfully, negating expectations of having assured green fuel supplies at economic rates on long-term basis.
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The rally was as much the story of Mamata’s own personal ambitions as it was about the Opposition’s show of unity.
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