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Blessed By Shakyamuni

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THE FULLY LOADED MAGAZINE. EAT, PRAY, LIVE. Welds together myths, folklore and realist storytelling to shine a hard light on the pervasiveness of evil in our times. Fairy Tales At Fifty. Fourth Estate Pages: 341 Rs. 599. The last half worked, for it made the beast pause to half-turn its head in intelligent enquiry”. The Billionaire’s Sleep. Which takes off from Rapunzel, comes to mind, but now with Chatterjee’s foray, we can expect more action. OUTLOOK: 23 March, 2015. More From Rajat Chaudhuri. Noted Pu...

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Arundhati Roy: Latest News on Arundhati Roy, Arundhati Roy Photos | Outlookindia

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THE FULLY LOADED MAGAZINE. EAT, PRAY, LIVE. Writer and activist Arundhati Roy right, talks to a student during a march to the parliament house, in New Delhi. The march was against the alleged interference of government in th. Author Arundhati Roy and NCP leader Chhagan Bujbal paying tribute to the statues of late Mahatma Phule and his wife at an award ceremony, in Pune. Mothers Narmada all Out here, it’s the women who carry the struggle. Photo by Sanjay Rawat/ Outlook. Photo by Sanjay Rawat/ Outlook.

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Numerocracy

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THE FULLY LOADED MAGAZINE. EAT, PRAY, LIVE. Will the majoritarian project subvert the very democratic tradition that has brought the BJP to power? Some weeks ago, on a hot, humid evening, there was a book release in Delhi’s Constitution Club, a short walk from Parliament House where the Narendra Modi government was engaged in its first session. Union cabinet minister for micro, small and medium enterprises Kalraj Mishra had written. Hindutva: Ek Jeevan Shaili. Seshadri Chari, Ex-editor, Organiser. Goa mi...

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outlookindia.com - more than just the news magazine from India

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THE FULLY LOADED MAGAZINE. EAT, PRAY, LIVE. 29 August 2016 ISSUE. The Suns Of This Soil. Haryana’s girls and their families have found in sports a way out of the confines of the khap. Friday 19 August 2016. Rio Olympics: Sindhu Settles for Silver, Spain's Marin Takes the Gold. Pak Ignores India's Condition, Invites FS for Talks on Kashmir. CBI Registers FIR in Bulandshahr Gangrape Case. Kashmir: Militants Attack BSF Camp, Three Personnel Injured. Narsingh Yadav Banned for Four Years, Ousted From Olympics.

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Goodwill Hunting In Kathmandu

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THE FULLY LOADED MAGAZINE. EAT, PRAY, LIVE. Goodwill Hunting In Kathmandu. India makes big of its help to Nepal, but how real is its effort? Reuters (From Outlook 11 May 2015). Even as 4,000 rescuers from 20 countries struggle through the rubble in Kathmandu valley, the Indian government and media have been creating an impression that India was not only the first to reach out but that its relief efforts dwarfed others. Indian TV channels added to the chatter with programmes that screamed. India would exp...

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Luxembourg Prime Minister Marries Same-Sex Partner

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THE FULLY LOADED MAGAZINE. EAT, PRAY, LIVE. Luxembourg Prime Minister Marries Same-Sex Partner. AP Photo/Geert Vanden Wijngaert. The prime minister of Luxembourg has married his partner, a year after the tiny Roman Catholic nation approved a law allowing same-sex marriage. Xavier Bettel did so five years after Iceland's prime minister married her partner in the first same-sex wedding of a ruling government leader in Europe. Shoehorned between Germany, France and Belgium, Luxembourg has been at the heart ...

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Who Owns The News And Why

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THE FULLY LOADED MAGAZINE. EAT, PRAY, LIVE. Who Owns The News And Why. Politicians, real estate, chit funds and large corporations now have deep stakes in the majority of the news TV business in most Indian states. File Photo - SANJAY RAWAT. Behind A Billion Screens: What Television Tells Us About Modern India. Harper Collins India Pages: 312 Rs 699. The second part of this book extract will appear tomorrow). OUTLOOK 16 May, 2015. Download the Outlook Magazines App. Six magazines, wherever you go! Until ...

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Let It All Hang Out—In Urdu!

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THE FULLY LOADED MAGAZINE. EAT, PRAY, LIVE. Let It All Hang Out In Urdu! A fascinating two-facedness seems to prevail when it comes to the English and Urdu print media in Pakistan. On May 24, Dr. A.Q. Khan, the Pakistani nuclear engineer, published a column entitled “ May 28, 1998. Rdquo; in the English language daily, The News. The same day Dr. Khan also published a column in Urdu, in the Urdu journal Jang. With the title: “ 28 May – Kis Bat ki Khushi? Rdquo; (“ 28 May – Happy about what? Leaving aside ...

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Why Christianity Failed In India

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THE FULLY LOADED MAGAZINE. EAT, PRAY, LIVE. Why Christianity Failed In India. Christianity, a threat to Hinduism? Data and historical evidence prove otherwise. If you have been following Indian mass media or social media in the last few months, you couldn’t have escaped the narrative being spun by the Hindutva right-wing. It goes something like this:. Ldquo;Christianity is posing a growing and serious demographic threat to Hinduism by converting large. Christianity poses a serious threat to Hinduism.

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SOL Students Protest Outside Delhi Secretariat

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THE FULLY LOADED MAGAZINE. EAT, PRAY, LIVE. SOL Students Protest Outside Delhi Secretariat. Scores of students of Delhi University's School of Open Learning (SOL) today staged a protest outside Delhi Secretariat here, demanding regular classes and new colleges in the national capital. The protestors, under the banner of Krantikari Yuva Sangathan (KYS), raised slogans in favour of their demands. The protestors called off their stir when police intervened in the matter. Later, they submitted their memo...