COVER STORY
How deals are struck
Outlook Magazine - 21 December 2009
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“The future is in tearing down old buildings and constructing high-rises in their place and here the kar sevaks could come in handy,” Justice Liberhan observed.
The glaciologist at Ontario Trent University, who recently stirred up a glacial storm by taking on a 2007 UN panel report, on 'Climategate'.
Jairam Ramesh may well be under attack but he has the full support of the prime minister
The heat is over whether India’s offer of cuts has put pressure on development and industry
Considered by some well-travelled foodies to be one of the world’s best Burmese restaurants, alongside places like Washington’s Myanmar and London’s Mandalay.
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“The future is in tearing down old buildings and constructing high-rises in their place and here the kar sevaks could come in handy,” Justice Liberhan observed.
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Telangana is done. Andhra and Rosaiah’s troubles have just begun.
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Russia joins the list of nations doing nuclear business with India
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The PM’s Russia visit was about balancing his Washington act
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Even ministerial nays didn’t deter the rice export scamsters
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The glaciologist at Ontario Trent University, who recently stirred up a glacial storm by taking on a 2007 UN panel report, on 'Climategate'.
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Jairam Ramesh may well be under attack but he has the full support of the prime minister
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The heat is over whether India’s offer of cuts has put pressure on development and industry
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Considered by some well-travelled foodies to be one of the world’s best Burmese restaurants, alongside places like Washington’s Myanmar and London’s Mandalay.
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