COVER STORY
The demand notices were issued as per the August 2 order of the Supreme Court.
Outlook Magazine - 4 March 2019
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North Korea on Sunday carried out a powerful nuclear test, claiming to have developed an advanced hydrogen bomb that could sit atop an intercontinental ballistic missile.
"A total of 33 licensed arms including single barrel, double barrel guns and 9 mm pistols have been deposited by Dera followers," Sirsa Sadar police SHO Dinesh Kumar said on Monday over phone.
The Patiala House Court said, "If a body is found in a house, will you lock up the house indefinitely?"
It also directed that IIT-Madras Director be impleaded in the case to offer suggestions to ban such online games
One AK-56, one radio set, one hand grenade and live bullets have also been recovered in the ongoing operation, which started at 7,30 am on Monday, according to ANI.
The report says Prime Minister’s message on August 15 that Kashmiris need a hug and not abuse or bullets has had a positive impact.
The declaration said the members nations will work for promoting a more equitable, pro-growth and efficient international tax environment
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North Korea on Sunday carried out a powerful nuclear test, claiming to have developed an advanced hydrogen bomb that could sit atop an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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"A total of 33 licensed arms including single barrel, double barrel guns and 9 mm pistols have been deposited by Dera followers," Sirsa Sadar police SHO Dinesh Kumar said on Monday over phone.
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The Patiala House Court said, "If a body is found in a house, will you lock up the house indefinitely?"
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It also directed that IIT-Madras Director be impleaded in the case to offer suggestions to ban such online games
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One AK-56, one radio set, one hand grenade and live bullets have also been recovered in the ongoing operation, which started at 7,30 am on Monday, according to ANI.
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The report says Prime Minister’s message on August 15 that Kashmiris need a hug and not abuse or bullets has had a positive impact.
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The declaration said the members nations will work for promoting a more equitable, pro-growth and efficient international tax environment
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A journalist from J&K received the notice after he shared a photograph of a teenager being used as human shield by paramilitary forces to stop pro-freedom protesters to move ahead.
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"When they made inquiry, the woman, named Kosi, murmured that she had high fever," said a CRPF official.
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Sheikh has previously worked in TV serials such as "Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai" and "Na Bole Tum Na Maine Kuch Kaha".
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There were 24 companies initially who picked up rights papers to contest for the several rights in the auction organised by the BCCI.
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The court issued notice to the company and others on a plea by homebuyers who haven't received possession of flats.
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The two leaders met in this southeastern Chinese city on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit.
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As cricket spells prestige and money, selectors are pressured in various ways to pick players
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Former Union home and finance minister P. Chidambaram talks to Outlook on a range of topics from the Pulwama terror attack, the grand opposition alliance to Rafale deal and cow vigilantes.
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In blunting Pakistan’s asymmetric, ‘hybrid’ war on us, conventionally punitive measures have to mingle with counter-propaganda, cyber control
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Branded anti-national, the only voices of reason that urge caution post Pulwama have gone unheard
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A 24-year-old Pulwama-based food blogger talks about the stark contrast between her life and the life of people who live outside the Valley.
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Folks of a valley where peace looks like daily war hear how the nation talks of war and peace
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India walks a tightrope between diplomatic isolation of Pakistan and direct action against it
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Continuous pressure on Pakistan will work better than one spectacular strike
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Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, Director General of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), says the paramilitary force will work on evolving measures to combat a “new kind of threat” following the Pulwama suicide attack.
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The conflagration of the present must not lock us into myopic anger. What we must seek is an enduring solution.
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In The Subcontinental Menu this week, the story of a 20-year-old former Buddhist monk who is now the biggest star in the community to why that cow urine may be a reason for global warming, among many other interesting snippets.
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Neon-lit, pulpy prose tracks the scapegrace Charlie in his myriad mishaps across Delhi
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A regular column on the essential buzz
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Power-packed riding machines open up an Indian market for top-of-the-line biking gear
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Telugu actor Prabhas tells Outlook if it is intimidating for him to live up to humongous expectations arising out of the mega success of Baahubali.
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The linguistic fences of our film industries collapse, giving rise to more pan-Indian stars
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Lack of work leads the reasons driving down women’s share in the workforce
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Most of the opposition leaders admit that they prefer state-wise alliances rather than a national alliance to strengthen their cadre base. Post-poll strategies could be worked out depending on the numbers, they say.
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Odisha sarkar’s ad spend is drawing more flak than ever
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BJP goes back to old rhetoric that not many in the NE want to hear
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With the PMK, DMDK and a few minor parties ready to join the alliance, EPS would actually be leading a muscular front that cannot be discounted easily in spite of the anti-incumbency of the central and state governments.
