COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 30 November 2020
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"As to Indian Defence Minister visit to Arunachal Pradesh, you must be very clear about China's position"
Psychologists say political leaders regularly use offensive languages in public to show that they are “expressing their true feelings” and are different from peers.
He was addressing a rally in poll bound Himachal Pradesh
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"As to Indian Defence Minister visit to Arunachal Pradesh, you must be very clear about China's position"
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Psychologists say political leaders regularly use offensive languages in public to show that they are “expressing their true feelings” and are different from peers.
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He was addressing a rally in poll bound Himachal Pradesh
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OTHER STORIES
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If eccentricity was one trait of Flute Mali, then the audiovisuals of a 1985 concert best exemplify it. A look at the unconventional stage conduct of late Carnaticinstrumentalist T.R. Mahalingam on his 91st birthday
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"The freedom to write and to decide what is to be written does not include the freedom to be less than accurate or factually incorrect."
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Later responding to a question from the media about guns control in the wake of the shooting, Trump said the gunman had a "mental health problem" and that this "is not a guns situation".
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Sharma has said he would like to counter false sloganeering and propaganda available online and ensure that youths and students become part of the peace process.
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The aviation ministry allegedly said that "there was no category to include her."
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The railways which is currently running at losses will be able to make 70 crore from these levies.
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The German, according to police officials, may have "anger management issues, depression or some aberration as he was aggressive with a railway employee and also with the police."
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The investigation into allegations against Netanyahu related to the expensive gifts has been dubbed as Case 1000, and also involves Israeli businessman and Hollywood producer Arnon Milchan.
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"It is crucial to note that these transactions were done for D.Light as an Omidyar representative, and not for any personal purpose," he said .
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"The 'Modi wave' continues in the country and the saffron party will form government again in that state,"
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Three key farm laws have dramatically unleashed new battle-lines across the country. But the problems afflicting Indian agriculture remain basic: lack of water, credit, declining soil fertility, the tiny size of farm holdings and market. All of them need a new solution.
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Punjab was the pioneer, poster state of the Green Revolution…those days are long gone. Is it really only terrorism and drugs that displaced it? Or was it excess farming?
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On paper, AIMIM can grab seats and hurt TMC in Bengal’s Muslim-heavy districts in the 2021 assembly polls. But weak groundwork, leadership may keep its disruptive effect to a minimum.
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AIMIM is ‘communal’ for those who peddle a distorted brand of secularism
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Organising iftaar parties, felicitating maulanas and attending Muslim functions do not make political parties secular, says Asaduddin Owaisi
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Muslims see in Asaduddin Owaisi a leader who can fight the BJP on their own terms. Some of that goes back to a historical fact that shadows the AIMIM faintly: its old umbilical links with the Razakars
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Why does AIMIM stay silent on its early history—from 1927 to the late ’50s? Because of its pro-Nizam, anti-accession stand, because of the Razakars…memories it’s trying to outgrow.
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A vote-cutter or a voice of the Muslims? A messiah or a mole? A secularist or a mirror image of the Hindu Right? Questions swirl as the mysterious Mr Owaisi rises nationally….
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The Emirates wrapped cricketers in a monkish ‘bio-bubble’. Friendships happened, sure…. But how to go from a downbeat, pandemic mood all the way to the finals? Call Ricky Ponting.
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Poet, artist, playwright, editor...there was a manyness to Soumitra as a creative mind. And a depth of feeling. Both flowed into his roles on screen.
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Indoor air pollutants, laden with the posonous PM 2.5 and other chemicals, must be combated with activated carbon and HEPA filters
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Actor Tisca Chopra, introduced as Priya Arora in her first Bollywood film 'Platform', talks to Lachmi Deb Roy about her life and craft
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It’s our largest producer of wheat, sugarcane, potato, milk. It has 76 per cent irrigation. Farm fertility is among our highest. Yet, Uttar Pradesh’s farmers suffer….
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Kavitha Kuruganti, an activist working on improving farm livelihoods, explains why the new farm laws are anti-farmer.
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Do deputy chief ministers count in the leader-takes-all play?
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There will be talks of introspection after Bihar. But things will likely remain the same in the grand old party.
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In a first of its kind in Odisha, a district magistrate has been booked for his involvement in the murder of his former personal assistant
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What’s common between Pt Birju Maharaj, Jatin Das, Ustad Wasifuddin Dagar, Bhajan Sopori, Bharati Shivaji….? The government wants to evict them from their allotted bungalows.
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A pathetic outing in Bihar rubs off on TN ahead of the 2021 assembly polls: the DMK mulls drastically trimming the Congress seat share. Hence, weak murmurs of a third front….
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Nitish Kumar is no longer the man of the house. A resurgent opposition, a dominant ally, two new deputy CMs who may not be pliable, a tainted minister he had once suspended….
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