COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 2 August 2021
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Around 3.2 million people across the north of the country are eligible to vote in Sunday's first phase.
At least one security person was killed and over 150 persons, including protesters and security personnel, were injured, police said.
The forum directed the hotel to pay Rs 5,000 as compensation, Rs 5,000 as cost and service charge.
Activists were charged after a workshop on digital security held in a hotel. The government claims, absurdly, that this was a secret meeting that was organised to spy and participate in a coup.
Azmi reiterated her support to "Padmavati" director Sanjay Leela Bhansali, who along with actor Deepika Padukone have received death threats over the film.
UK-based Alyia Phelps-Gardiner Krumbiegel, his great grand-daughter, said, she was in tears when she saw the pictures of the demolition site.
Chaotic scenes prevailed as mediapersons, who tried to approach her, jostled with the policemen after she reached the airport in Nedumbassery amid tight security.
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Around 3.2 million people across the north of the country are eligible to vote in Sunday's first phase.
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At least one security person was killed and over 150 persons, including protesters and security personnel, were injured, police said.
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The forum directed the hotel to pay Rs 5,000 as compensation, Rs 5,000 as cost and service charge.
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Activists were charged after a workshop on digital security held in a hotel. The government claims, absurdly, that this was a secret meeting that was organised to spy and participate in a coup.
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Azmi reiterated her support to "Padmavati" director Sanjay Leela Bhansali, who along with actor Deepika Padukone have received death threats over the film.
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UK-based Alyia Phelps-Gardiner Krumbiegel, his great grand-daughter, said, she was in tears when she saw the pictures of the demolition site.
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Chaotic scenes prevailed as mediapersons, who tried to approach her, jostled with the policemen after she reached the airport in Nedumbassery amid tight security.
OTHER STORIES
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Taking to her Twitter account, the 28-year-old insisted that she feels proud to be a sportsperson.
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Eshita Bhargava speaks with the septet—Songsun, Jihna, Kelly, Hyunbin, Jia, Soeun and Mire—and finds that TRI.BE leaves a pleasant ring in the ear like the delightful aftertaste of kimchi. Excerpts:
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Lakshadweep-born Delhiite N.K.P. Muthukoya is one of India’s pioneering surreal painters. At age 76, the artist, who spent formative years in Kerala and Tamil Nadu, looks back to narrate a string of experiences—romantic, real and sometimes dark.
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He was replying to a question on whether the BJP might not feel the need for JD(U)'s support in the elections in 2019.
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The girls, who belonged from the tribal community, used to stay in the school.
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The BSY affair is a bit like the ‘tiger is coming’ proverb in reverse. He has been ‘going’ for a while but is still there. But is he really going to go this time?
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The brutal gang rape and murder of a school girl at Kotkhai in Shimla in July created a huge uproar in the state.
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The Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD) head and LeT founder, who has a USD 10 million American bounty on his head for terror activities, was freed by Pakistan yesterday.
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"Whether these fellows have that much money or not, I doubt. Everyone is announcing Rs one crore reward. Is it so easy to have Rs one crore?
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The police recovered the body after getting information about it from locals.
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The Olympic Refugee Team is a collective of fortitude. Its athletes will take the field as conquerors of hardship.
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The life a terror accused returns to after acquittal is nothing like what was snatched away. The tragedy doesn’t end outside jail.
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Today you can go in without bail for a tweet or for stating that cow urine can’t cure Covid. But the history of this Orwellian nightmare is long. How do the various states stack up?
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Unwarranted curtailment of individual liberty in the name of counter-terrorism by the State is the greatest tragedy of our times.
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The Israeli spyware has become synonymous with large-scale cross-border digital snooping. What is the issue and who did it?
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Pegasus row is wake-up call for all stakeholders in the digital ecosystem
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Gopal Krishna Pillai, former Union home secretary, tells Bhavna Vij-Aurora that hacking and surveillance, both official and non-official, are widespread and rampant.
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Virus alert: Israeli hacker-for-hire firm’s Pegasus malware is the latest bug causing an outbreak of political snooping allegations in India. Who’s it serving?
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"Carbon neutrality as a philosophy pervades every sector and decision regarding Ladakh’s development. We’ve launched the Mission Organic Development Initiative (MODI), which will play a key role in achieving carbon neutrality in agriculture," says Ladakh’s first lieutenant-governor Radha Krishna Mathur
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The glowing words of tribute from the Left on her demise neatly evaded the question of the Communist betrayal of Gouri Amma. But even her days in exile were no less revolutionary.
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Olympics is the toughest arena, but our wrestlers are ready for it
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Once, titans of Bengali culture crowded the CPI-CPI(M). Then they forsook the party in waves. These days, most cultural luminaries inhabit a non-CPI(M) leftist space.
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Dispute over payout exposes illegal kidney trade spanning two states
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Puri stopped the Juggernaut, Yogi’s UP stopped the kanwarias, Maharashtra’s Vitthal pilgrims halted…Kerala too bows to the SC. But traders miffed at missing out on Eid goodies.
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For the chosen abode of the Dalai Lama, this burgeoning hill town does have an ego: it wants to be a Smart City. But disasters can be humbling for out-of-control urbanism.
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“We wanted a resolution but are moving towards an explosion.” That’s a party MP from Punjab on the situation in the local Congress after New Delhi snubbed Amarinder for Sidhu.
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In case you missed it: News and newsmakers from India over the past week
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No party is a saint when it comes to the abuse of anti-terror laws: ‘prison without bail’ is a clause crying out for abuse. Bottomline: UAPA, NSA and the sedition law must go.
