COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 8 March 2021
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As the forces were conducting the searches, the militants fired upon them, triggering an encounter,
Nadal said he would work hard to be ready for the start of the next season.
Militants opened firing at a police check post at Sultanpora in the Zachaldara area of Handwara, 100 kms from in Srinagar.
NC said Geelani should introspect and stop leasing his voice out to a mainstream political party over a purely personal political agenda
Last week Hardik had said that the BJP might try to malign his image with a fake sex CD in order to make electoral gains.
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As the forces were conducting the searches, the militants fired upon them, triggering an encounter,
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Nadal said he would work hard to be ready for the start of the next season.
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Militants opened firing at a police check post at Sultanpora in the Zachaldara area of Handwara, 100 kms from in Srinagar.
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NC said Geelani should introspect and stop leasing his voice out to a mainstream political party over a purely personal political agenda
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Last week Hardik had said that the BJP might try to malign his image with a fake sex CD in order to make electoral gains.
OTHER STORIES
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Meanwhile, Attorney General K K Venugopal said the petitioner should withdraw the plea as it has cost the reputation of the institution.
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IPL,overseen by BCCI, is a spectacular money-spinner. In abject contrast, football, and ISL, is cash-strapped and dogged by losses. Terrible governance is the only culprit.
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As per reports, Ravi Shankar had earlier met representatives of Nirmohi Akhara and AIMPLB to help find an out-of-court settlement to the dispute.
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"Large sections of India's population did not have access to banking services. The Jan Dhan Yojana changed that in a matter of months and transformed the lives of millions,"
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Likely to come with an uprated diesel engine along with subtle aesthetics changes and additional goodies
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Yadav also said that he never planned to pursue a cricketing career, which was more of a vocation for him.
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Renault-Nissan’s manufacturing plant in Chennai Achieves Landmark Production Figure In Three Years
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Ford’s refreshed version of the EcoSport starts at Rs 7.31 lakh and boasts of several improvements, but there are some aspects that put it some distance away from being the perfect compact SUV. Take a look.
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Tata Motors had won the contract to provide 10,000 Tigor EVs to state-owned EESL
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To set up a plant in Zhejiang province with vehicles produced likely to be sold under a new Chinese brand
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"The relevant proposals should be open and inclusive and should be conducive to win-win cooperation and avoid politicising or excluding the relevant parties"
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A year on, a few of the Delhi riots victims try to cope with iron resolve and an expectation of ‘justice’ while others straggle on painfully with reduced reserves of goodwill and hope in their souls
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Delhi Police is nobody’s police. Perhaps mercifully so. Despite the stains on its uniform, critics overlook a long history of fighting everything from organised crime to terrorism.
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Why does a draconian law invented by the colonial British to serve its ends still enjoy a robust life in India? Despite few chargesheets, even lower convictions?
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As Delhi Police grabs global attention, Commissioner Sachidanand Shrivastava, a 1985-batch IPS officer, defends his force’s actions in an interview with Ruben Banerjee and Bhavna Vij-Aurora
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Police forces find it difficult not to comply with their master’s mandates: former Mumbai Police Commissioner Julio Ribeiro tells Preetha Nair
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No other law enforcement agency is in the spotlight as much as Delhi Police. A close look at the national capital’s police force, facing both bouquets and brickbats for its style of functioning
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As an actor, how do you handle a film that you already know as a book? Adarsh Gourav spent time in a Jharkhand village, worked at a food stall, and improvised from the gut….
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Over the years, playing marginalised characters have made her hyper-aware of not letting her give in to any tired cliches of claiming authenticity, says Tillotama Shome
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Headlines from around the world last week
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Why has Tamil Nadu overtaken even UP in sewer deaths? What makes for its conspiracy of silence?
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Fuel prices are going through the roof and there is no respite in sight. Why is it happening?
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RSS-affiliated BKS is fighting against farm laws separately
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The disengagement in Ladakh cools the overheated boiler, but the border issue will now take precedence in Sino-India ties
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The recent spate of militant attacks in the Valley have one obvious target: Hindu recipients of new domicile certificates
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It’s cocaine blues for the BJP in poll-bound Bengal. Pamela Goswami, a model and a young face for the party, gets caught. She blames one BJP leader, her father blames another.
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'I have not stated the BJP will bring a law against love jihad or ban beef. In any case, beef-eating and love jihad are against the sentiments of the majority in Kerala,' says E. Sreedharan who joined BJP recently
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Self-goal by the Congress in Pondicherry
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