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The mahant’s luggage was reportedly found by the police but the search for him is still on.
Outlook Magazine - 22 July 2019
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Sudhakar Chaturvedi and Sudhakar Dwivedi alias Shankaracharya, facing conspiracy charges, were granted bail by NIA Court judge SD Tekale.
The single judge bench on August 7 had lifted the life ban imposed on him by the BCCI.
Sardesai has referred to the incident in his book while speaking of his time reporting from Gujarat during the riots close to fifteen years ago.
"If Myanmar has nothing to hide, it should allow UN investigators into the country, including Rakhine State."
Family members of the woman, identified as Harika, alleged that she was burnt to death by her software engineer husband Rushi Kumar.
Modi followed a large number of handles of right-wingers. While a few of them are verified accounts, most of them are unverified.
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This is despite the Haryana chief minister, Manohar Lal Khattar, announcing that a CBI investigation would be carried out into the murder.
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Sudhakar Chaturvedi and Sudhakar Dwivedi alias Shankaracharya, facing conspiracy charges, were granted bail by NIA Court judge SD Tekale.
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The single judge bench on August 7 had lifted the life ban imposed on him by the BCCI.
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Sardesai has referred to the incident in his book while speaking of his time reporting from Gujarat during the riots close to fifteen years ago.
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"If Myanmar has nothing to hide, it should allow UN investigators into the country, including Rakhine State."
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Family members of the woman, identified as Harika, alleged that she was burnt to death by her software engineer husband Rushi Kumar.
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Modi followed a large number of handles of right-wingers. While a few of them are verified accounts, most of them are unverified.
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This is despite the Haryana chief minister, Manohar Lal Khattar, announcing that a CBI investigation would be carried out into the murder.
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Iqbal was taken into custody from his house in Nagpada area in Central Mumbai by a team led by encounter specialist and the anti-extortion cell's senior police inspector Pradeep Sharma, an official said.
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"Mamata Banerjee criticized everything of the Left government but she did the same thing what Left Front government did to me,"
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Amarjeet (30) and Makhan Lal (27) had descended into the 90-foot deep tank to clean it, but started choking due to the toxic fumes.
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Earlier, Pradyuman's raised questions about the intent of the district administration over its decision to reopen the school.
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The child's father has said that she told him that someone had pushed her.
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Gandhi held a series of meetings, including a roundtable with eminent Indian /South Asia experts hosted by the Center for American Progress, a Democratic-leaning think tank
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A series of Facebook posts by Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit captured the fury of the storm as it made landfall on the mountainous island.
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The latest move on Monday came just five days after Arfan was suspended from all party posts with immediate effect for allegedly supporting the refugees.
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Govt goes for Rs 1.05 lakh crore disinvestment target. Will it really help ailing PSUs like Air India?
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Studies done over the last three decades have shown, with empirical data, that meat is bad for human body, Maneka said.
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Former law minister and founder-chairperson of the ICADR, Hans Raj Bhardwaj, speaks to Outlook on the NDIAC Bill.
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Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad's introduction of a Bill in Lok Sabha is a clear indication of the Centre's 'unconstitutional' bid to grab power, says legal luminaries
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Rising for the ninth day, the 30-share Sensex advanced by 100.35 points, or 0.30 per cent, to 32,524.11.
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Key points from her State Of The Union Address.
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The cult leader, who is lodged in Rohtak's Sunaria jail after being held guilty of rape, appeared via video- conferencing in the court of special CBI court judge Jagdeep Singh.
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The court fixed October 8 as the next date of hearing in the matter and asked the Centre and the state to submit their proposed action plan to deal with the menace.
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With an eye on digital platforms, a new breed of intrepid directors is travelling the extra mile to make movies in diverse languages of the country
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Commentators are being more and more compromised by controlling organisations to the points of censorship, feels former West Indian speedster and respected TV pundit Michael Holding
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The Maratha reservation verdict stokes fears of the dilution of affirmative action against the caste system
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Curbs on civilian traffic affect daily life in Kashmir
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While the Congress is blaming the BJP for the ongoing imbroglio, accusing it of horse-trading to topple the government, the BJP’s top leaders have countered the allegation saying the coalition was crumbling on its own.
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Given the growing drum beating for war and the jingoism sweeping across India, Ray's iconic movie released in 1969 is resonating in today's turbulent political climate
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The Prime Minister's overarching scheme for holistic nourishment (POSHAN) is banking on its Preraks (assistants) to spread the good word on nutrition in rural areas
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Acute lack of geriatric care in India and lack of a voice for senior citizens is making life impossible for the elderly community. Old-age homes are no more a solution
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Google is like this abominable cousin who used to be called a ‘walking encyclopaedia’—it piles on fact over fact to bury imagination. It nullifies the experience of age; it dulls the exuberance of youth.
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Caesar Sengupta, VP, Next Billion Users and GM of payment at Google, talks to Outlook about the corporation’s work in India and the controversies it is embroiled in.
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Google may be the most popular, but it isn’t the only search engine out there. Many other players live up to the tasks that Google might not do for you…
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For many of us who can remember the world before Google, the past two decades have gone by at breakneck speed, changing much about the human experience, writes Baijayant Panda.
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'Google has converted the brain from a storage repository to a processor. That’s the big revolution it has brought. You pick up the specific piece of knowledge by searching it on Google and then process it the way you want.'
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'One had to hunt out information like a Rottweiler, swallow and regurgitate the material as analysis, perspective or narrative. Now Google that if I am wrong.'
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Things have changed with the logistics, taxi and home delivery services that have sprung up on the back of Google Maps.
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The reference books that graced the tables of doctors until the 1990s have now been replaced with a laptop or desktop; the books have been consigned to libraries, writes Cardiologist Naresh Trehan.
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'Perhaps, the pre-Google era made for better lawyers because we did not have the luxury of short cuts.'
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What if Google suddenly ceased to be? What would going back to an older time look like?
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Traders want legalisation of cattle transportation as smugglers lure local traders to boost business by 'feeding' Bangladesh
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