COVER STORY
No one else filed papers till Sunday, according to Mullapally Ramachandran, the chairman of the party's Central Election Authority.
Outlook Magazine - 1 November 2021
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The team led by Special Director Rakesh Asthana left for London today and would remain present during the trial starting at Westminster Magistrates' Court today.
Recently, Akshardham Temple head priest in Ahmedabad had asked devotees to vote for BJP
The controversial remarks, however, were refuted by a party leader close to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
In addition, eight aircraft, including long-range maritime reconnaissance aircraft P8I, were deployed throughout the day.
Delhi Hospital That Wrongly Declared Baby Dead,Terminates Services Of 2 Doctors Involved In The Case
Thekriwal identified the Delhi Police cop as Sanjeev Singh Yadav, from his name plate on his uniform.
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The team led by Special Director Rakesh Asthana left for London today and would remain present during the trial starting at Westminster Magistrates' Court today.
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Recently, Akshardham Temple head priest in Ahmedabad had asked devotees to vote for BJP
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The controversial remarks, however, were refuted by a party leader close to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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In addition, eight aircraft, including long-range maritime reconnaissance aircraft P8I, were deployed throughout the day.
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Thekriwal identified the Delhi Police cop as Sanjeev Singh Yadav, from his name plate on his uniform.
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OTHER STORIES
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Poonawalla claimed many Congress leaders, including Ajay Maken, Sandeep Dikshit, and Manish Tiwari, had termed the process to elect party president "rigged".
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The girl is the woman's daughter from her first marriage, a police official said.
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Lee has played 13 matches in at first-class level in which he has scored 490 runs at an average of 30.62 to go with three half-centuries.
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According to data made available in response to an RTI query, in the months of July, August, September and October last year, metro sold an average of 15,650 cards per day.
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Behind SRK’s lover-boy image lies instability—sensitive to social, cultural and political change.
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How the larger-than-life Hindi film hero of yesteryears gave way to the relatable charm of Shah Rukh and the other Khans.
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Superstar Shah Rukh Khan has grown beyond the confines of Bollywood and India to find fame and fans worldwide, writes Beth Watkins.
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When we say we’re standing in solidarity with someone, we’re really standing up for our own ideals, values, peace and truth. Comic/poet Varun Grover’s column
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Sayani Gupta, a star-struck teenager who acted with SRK, reveals what endears the superstar to his millions of fans across the globe.
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Shah Rukh Khan called himself a peddler of love. That’s better than the pitches selling religion. Love is all we need now.
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Lahore-based artist Rashid Rana’s 2004 portrait of SRK, made of thousands of photos, was chosen as the Outlook cover for its layered meaning.
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Marking the transition between old and new India, SRK’s characters and his stardom represent Bollywood as simultaneously Indian and global.
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NCB’s methods are under the scanner as experts punch holes in ‘panchnama’, arrest memo.
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Intertwining threads connect the business in illegal drugs with the city’s high and mighty.
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Vying for a share of the emerging readership, competition among publishing houses led to a variety of magazines on offer, writes Sudhirendar Sharma in her Nostalgia Diary.
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Mystical experiences lead to the path to self-knowledge and truth. This book profiles four women who walked that way.
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The patient, brilliantly orchestrated tempo of <em>Sardar Udham</em>, with the Jallianwala Bagh massacre at its emotional centre, is an experience bound to be etched on the viewer’s mind
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Afghanistan is out of bounds and in flux. Countries, including India, scramble for a Central Asian seat for a good view.
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The Centre has reacted angrily at the new Global Hunger Index, but experts say it should plug loopholes in the food delivery system.
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Shah Rukh Khan is the soothing balm for millions of Indian women living an oppressive life in an insensitive, patriarchal society.
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SRK’s persona evokes the kind of Indianness that denies categorisation into singular, exclusive identities. And thrives on making others feel welcome.
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As the murder at Singhu border put the Nihangs in news, the warrior creed thrives at the symbol-laden chhaonis. Their austerity, discipline and martial history evoke both respect and fear.
