COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 28 July 2020
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The incident took place around 4 am when the family was returning from the Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, the police had said.
"As you know our Prime Minister is a bachelor, many chief ministers and other ministers are bachelors,"
Sepoy Babulal Chavan was tried by a General Court Martial and he has pleaded guilty
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Siddaramaiah questioned "how can a President read state's speech? Is it a joint session address?
The body of 3-year-old Sherin Mathews was found Sunday in suburban Dallas in a culvert under a road about a half-mile from her parents' home.
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"From today to November 8, the BJP will develop public opinion in support of the government's anti-black money steps," Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said.
Adityanath is the first BJP CM of UP to visit the monument of love.
Supreme Court on October 23 said people do not need to stand up in cinema halls to prove their patriotism and asked the Centre to consider amending the rules
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The incident took place around 4 am when the family was returning from the Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, the police had said.
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"As you know our Prime Minister is a bachelor, many chief ministers and other ministers are bachelors,"
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Sepoy Babulal Chavan was tried by a General Court Martial and he has pleaded guilty
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Siddaramaiah questioned "how can a President read state's speech? Is it a joint session address?
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The body of 3-year-old Sherin Mathews was found Sunday in suburban Dallas in a culvert under a road about a half-mile from her parents' home.
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"From today to November 8, the BJP will develop public opinion in support of the government's anti-black money steps," Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said.
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Adityanath is the first BJP CM of UP to visit the monument of love.
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Supreme Court on October 23 said people do not need to stand up in cinema halls to prove their patriotism and asked the Centre to consider amending the rules
OTHER STORIES
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The saffron party has opposed the Congress government's plans for 'Tipu Jayanti' celebrations on his birth anniversary on November 10.
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The new draft policy has missed to recognise the ever changing dynamics and concept of higher education globally, which the entire world is keeping pace with...
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A bench of Justices J Chelameswar and S Abdul Nazeer said the matter will be listed on October 27.
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"What has been said about the economy is not true...It is wrong to say that the country's economic fundamentals are strong. The finance minister claiming that India's economy is the world's fastest growing is incorrect and factually wrong,"
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She added, "Police must maintain the difference."
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The weather scientist said the city residents can expect pollution levels to go up till October 29, some indications of which have started appearing.
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"We have decided to extend it till March 31, 2018," Attorney General K K Venugopal told the bench, which also comprised Justices A M Khanwilkar and D Y Chandrachud.
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The warrant comes barely hours after the Election commission announced the dates for the polls in Gujarat.
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The Trinamool Congress (TMC) accused the Union government of "autocratic" rule and said her party will "have to play a role so that BJP is removed from power" at the centre.
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Officials said the spacecraft launch, on board GSLV-Mk II, is planned for March and many new technologies have been developed indigenously to achieve the mission requirements
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The facts behind Vikas Dubey’s network, the powerful people under whose patronage he prospered, will not come to light now
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V. Senthil Kumar, co-founder of Chennai-based Qube Cinema Technologies, discusses the future of post-Covid cinema, the impact of OTT and future technology that will bring people back to theatres.
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With his fusion of genres, unconventional instrumentation and choral flourishes, Morricone changed how cinematic scores were composed
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With its embrace of traditional weaves, the fashion industry is heeding the call to Make in India
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The disturbing thing is that a large number of people strongly approve of meting out instant justice, writes former Director General of Police Dr NC Asthana
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From the 1930s to the gangster movies of the past decade, the film industry remains obsessed with the figure of the don
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The setting up of fast-track courts by the Nitish Kumar government in 2006 to facilitate speedy trials to dispose of long-pending criminal cases has silenced gangsters
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The past four decades or so in between those days of dacoity -- a remnant of a pre-modern, feudal order -- and present day-gangsterism offer us a fascinating alternate social history of UP.
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In India, 'reasonable belief' of guilt that can get you arrested seems to be a private emotion of the investigating officer, writes Supreme Court lawyer Shahrukh Alam
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Doklam is in the India-Bhutan-China trijunction and is of strategic interest to India’s security. Bhutan is wary of being caught in the increasingly fractious border dispute between the two Asian giants.
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Protocol says used disposable masks, gloves, aprons, head covers et al should be incinerated or given a burial — at least 100 feet deep. This is not happening.
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Migration is a response to socio-cultural malady in the village -- graveyard of equality, justice, dignity, writes Dr Bramha Prakash of JNU
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The Centre’s flagship scheme -- Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana -- has been extended by five months, but distribution remains a massive issue
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In a state grappling with twin punches from COVID-19 and cyclone Amphan, the red hammer-and-sickle flag flies with confidence in every district of West Bengal.
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Sachin Pilot’s open defiance of the Congress leadership and his vitriolic relations with Ashok Gehlot, taken with his declaration that he is not joining the BJP, points to an intriguing finale
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With an estimated 2,967 tigers as per 2018 census, India has 75 per cent of the global tiger population, and doubled its count four years before its 2022 target.
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The previous weekend, three-fourths of Bengaluru's 1,041 Covid-dedicated hospital beds and 1,799 Covid-care centre beds were occupied.
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