COVER STORY
EU Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development says that the developed nations have to do “much more in this Round” of WTO negotiations than developing or LDC nations
Outlook Magazine - 21 September 2009
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The commerce secretary on the recent and the coming round of trade-talks
Homi Sethna says I can’t comment on Pokhran-II since I don’t know physics! Well, my dear friend, who can claim to know physics in its entirety?
The Congress high command is miffed at Jagan’s stunts, but ground realities are a concern too
YSR’s son Jaganmohan has proved a canny operator so far. Will it get him the mantle?
They’re not sculpted deities, but the Tibetan monk mummies of Himachal are as venerated
Pakistan foreign minister says Pakistan did not give any dossier on Balochistan to India in Sharm el-Sheikh
In a quiet village in Kerala, Javed’s father mourns a son who converted to marry his love
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The commerce secretary on the recent and the coming round of trade-talks
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A test of your ability to defy absurdity
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Homi Sethna says I can’t comment on Pokhran-II since I don’t know physics! Well, my dear friend, who can claim to know physics in its entirety?
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The Congress high command is miffed at Jagan’s stunts, but ground realities are a concern too
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YSR’s son Jaganmohan has proved a canny operator so far. Will it get him the mantle?
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They’re not sculpted deities, but the Tibetan monk mummies of Himachal are as venerated
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Pakistan foreign minister says Pakistan did not give any dossier on Balochistan to India in Sharm el-Sheikh
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In a quiet village in Kerala, Javed’s father mourns a son who converted to marry his love
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An out-of-town trip, four corpses. Will we know the real Ishrat story?
OTHER STORIES
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There is talk of a replacement CM but no one in sight
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If you like your coffee not doled out by a charmless chain store, and birdsong, not boybands, chirping in your ears...
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Despite treading a new course, manages to impress only partially
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After a long hiatus, she’s back with a new look in the film <i>Dil Bole Hadippa</i>
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Proof of the supple dignity of Amrita-Imroz’s shared life
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Another well-argued assault on the ramparts of Gujarat’s unpunished evil
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As the BJP licks its self-inflicted wounds, I recall what a BJP leader told me a couple of weeks ago: “I wish we had a high command.”
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He cannot do much, says the Delhi Wakf board chairman
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Meant for Muslim welfare, Wakf lands are being sold for a song by its trustees
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Everyone’s position remains unchanged, but at least they are willing to sit at the table
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The Church of England, with a stake in Vedanta, is rethinking
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The tribespeople of Kalahandi oppose Vedanta’s takeover of a region they hold in reverence
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Some Indian temples have always employed Nepali priests. Our cultural ties flow both ways.
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Nationalism trumps tradition as Maoists decry Pashupatinath temple’s Indian bonds
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Nandita Das’s unflinching liberalism sets her agenda in cinema and beyond
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Racketeers send unskilled workers abroad to a life of misery
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A school is turning dropouts into Kattaikuttu performers
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In defeat, even the Congress would have seen dogfights
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The CBI’s counsel, though largely ineffective, are raking it in
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The CBI’s arbitrary ‘rewards’ to its own is wastage of public funds
