COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 13 September 2021
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Bench gives Anirudh Chaudhry two weeks to respond to Rangnekar’s charge of three threats this year
"...I recall the contribution of one more great prime minister whose DNA this current PM enjoys. We all love and adore our former PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee," he said.
The Andhra Pradesh government today warned educational institutions against putting undue pressure on them and "playing with their lives".
"They were born with all privileges and are disconnected with the roots"
The Indian Army retaliated strongly and effectively, a defence spokesperson said.
Nair (89) died at a state-run hospital here where he was admitted on Saturday for treatment of chest congestion
Earlier in 2013 also, the watchdog had penalised the cricket board.
BJP IT Cell Head Amit Malviya took the gaffe as an opportunity to fire salvos at the Congress Vice President, saying the latter has finally come clean on what religion he practices.
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Bench gives Anirudh Chaudhry two weeks to respond to Rangnekar’s charge of three threats this year
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"...I recall the contribution of one more great prime minister whose DNA this current PM enjoys. We all love and adore our former PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee," he said.
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The Andhra Pradesh government today warned educational institutions against putting undue pressure on them and "playing with their lives".
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"They were born with all privileges and are disconnected with the roots"
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The Indian Army retaliated strongly and effectively, a defence spokesperson said.
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Nair (89) died at a state-run hospital here where he was admitted on Saturday for treatment of chest congestion
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Earlier in 2013 also, the watchdog had penalised the cricket board.
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BJP IT Cell Head Amit Malviya took the gaffe as an opportunity to fire salvos at the Congress Vice President, saying the latter has finally come clean on what religion he practices.
OTHER STORIES
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Hadiya’s win is definitely a win for herself and a victory of constitutional rights; but the unfortunate aspect is that it is also a victory of Islamic fundamentalists as well as the Hindutva forces.
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The high court's observations came while directing the government to streamline its current process of approving and assigning police protection to private persons.
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"Today, some so called smart people, some new economists have emerged who are misleading people," he declared in his speech in Gujarati.
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Govt Can Even Misuse Law To Destroy Something They Don't Like , Says Maker Of Film <em> S Durga</em>
"It is simply proved that, those in power now, can go to any extent to destroy something which they don't like. They can even misuse law or ignore judiciary for their purpose."
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Meet NDA Topper Shivansh Joshi, Who Shunned Engineering Career Despite Cracking JEE In First Attempt
In results announced on Sunday, Joshi emerged as the all-India topper with a 96.8% score.
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"Pakistan is a destination where terrorist can move around freely and fearlessly."
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Shardul Thakur was trolled on social media for his choice and later went on to explain himself, stating that he picked the number for numerological reasons.
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The number of migrants and refugees who have arrived in Europe this year -- nearly 164,000 -- is less than half of last year's total of 348,000.
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"That shows that he is seeking certificates either from the dubious rating agencies or he has got a certificate yesterday from Ivanka Trump who perhaps does not know the local language at all."
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Hazare has been demanding the formation of Jan Lokpal to keep a check on corruption.
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The bank offers a saving account with zero opening charges, unlike most of the other bank accounts.
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Gandhi had earlier dubbed the Goods and Services Tax 'Gabbar Singh Tax', recalling the iconic villain in the Bollywood blockbuster "Sholay".
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Marijuana may be local, but drug cartels are now using women and children, even BTech students, to ship in harder drugs from Bengal. The ‘Hunt for White Spider’ is on.
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BJP's Suraj Pal Amu, Who Offered Rs 10 Crore Bounty For Beheading Deepika Padukone, Quits Party Post
The resignation comes days after the Haryana unit of the party served a show cause notice to him seeking explanation over his controversial remarks.
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In a narrative arc sweeping from Tsarist and revolutionary Russia to New York émigrés in 2020 and a boy and his fantastical elephant, Pickering connects the picaresque with post-truth
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Why Annu Kapoor calls himself 'unsuitable, unfit and ugly' for the entertainment industry
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The voice of a woman ‘Odhuvaar’ resonates from a Tamil Nadu temple
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India’s stellar show at the Tokyo Paralympics turns our attention to each para athlete’s conquest of personal tragedy. They are stars no less than anyone.
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Blinded, bereaved, besieged…. Since the ’90s, Delhi has been a safe haven for Afghans fleeing their benighted country. Outlook meets up with a fresh batch of refugees from horror.
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As the Americans finally exit, the fog of war still lies thick over Afghanistan. The Taliban face onerous tasks of governance, as well as grave threats in the shape of IS-K and other hostile jehadists.
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Exclusion of the 1921 rebellion from our freedom struggle’s official history is a grave injustice to history and in line with the British view
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A century after it shook the Malabar region, the character of the Mappila rebellion remains unsettled
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No one’s done it since the summer of ’69. Not even Federer. Now Djokovic closes in on a full Grand Slam…Rod Laver is waiting at the finishing line with a smile and a mug of beer.
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Headlines from around the world last week
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The grasslands are the most productive ecosystems, but they are the responsibility of none, they belong to all, neglected by all, controlled by none, and have no godfathers
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Confused about which vegetable oil to use? Here’s a ready reckoner.
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The newly-launched National Mission on Edible Oil-Oil Palm is high on objectives. But are they achievable?
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Devastating storm surges, increasing salinity, slow death of fishing and distressed inhabitants desperately bent on migration—the Sundarbans are in the last, ticking hour of an environmental time bomb
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The drive for high-yield seeds, dependence on fertilisers, energy and water have pushed agriculture to the brink of climate collapse
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Will a rising sea submerge India’s coastal cities and villages in the future? Will climate change affect our monsoon, and the floods and droughts linked to it?
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Just as export prospects start looking up this summer, a shortage of containers makes life difficult for Indian traders
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Details of Agristack, the flagship to digitally transform agriculture, are not public yet. Why are critics raising red flags then?
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Who will head Tata Sons next? And why you should care.
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Who or what is behind the 2017 burglary at Jayalalithaa’s Nilgiris bungalow and subsequent deaths? The mystery deepens as the investigation reopens.
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Muzaffarnagar, Sep 5, is the new dateline of protest. A mahapanchayat, with participants from across states, will be the start of a campaign that’s going rural in UP.
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Mysore is jolted by two violent crimes in quick succession: a shooting at a jewellery store that killed one, and the gang-rape of a college student.
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The new refrain, coming every other day, can’t be without calculation. Subtle feelers to the Opposition can’t harm the JD(U) CM, it at least gets him vital bargaining space.
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In case you missed it: News and newsmakers from India over the past week
