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Outlook Magazine - 8 April 2019
Another Journalist Attacked By Bike-Borne Assailants, This Time In Bihar
Mishra works for Rashtriya Sahara newspaper and his condition is said to be critical.
Thousands Sign Petition Seeking To Revoke Suu Kyi's Nobel Peace Prize Over Rohingya Crisis
But the Norwegian Nobel committee has ruled out any such move, saying only that the work which led to the awarding of the prize was taken into account.
Kamal Haasan On Gauri Lankesh's Murder: Silencing A Voice With A Gun Is Worst Way To Win Debate
The 62-year-old actor, who has been vocal about his views on the current political and social scenario, took to Twitter to express his condolences.
How Backward Class Leaders Presided Over Erosion Of Public-Funded Education, Healthcare
The governments, both at the Centre and states, are sadly fighting the symptoms rather than the disease and while doing so are virtually killing the public education
Donald Trump Administration Strongly Supports Sale Of F-16, F-18 Fighter Jets To India
The Trump administration has informed the Congress that it "strongly supports" the sale of F-18 and F-16 fighter proposals put forward by Boeing and Lockheed Martin respectively.
JKLF Chief Yasin Malik Arrested, Hurriyat Leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Under House Arrest
Malik was taken into custody from Srinagar and shifted to Central Jail till September 11, officials said.
Terror Funding Case: NIA Raids 10 Places In Kashmir, Delhi
This is for the first time the National Investigation Agency has made inroads into South Kashmir, which is considered as a hub of militant activities.
Rahul Gandhi's Nyuntam Aay Yojana Is The 'Final Assault On Poverty'. Really?
Poor? Debt-ridden? Desperate? The Congress promises to repair India (and itself) if it gets the job.
Another Journalist Attacked By Bike-Borne Assailants, This Time In Bihar
Mishra works for Rashtriya Sahara newspaper and his condition is said to be critical.
Thousands Sign Petition Seeking To Revoke Suu Kyi's Nobel Peace Prize Over Rohingya Crisis
But the Norwegian Nobel committee has ruled out any such move, saying only that the work which led to the awarding of the prize was taken into account.
Kamal Haasan On Gauri Lankesh's Murder: Silencing A Voice With A Gun Is Worst Way To Win Debate
The 62-year-old actor, who has been vocal about his views on the current political and social scenario, took to Twitter to express his condolences.
How Backward Class Leaders Presided Over Erosion Of Public-Funded Education, Healthcare
The governments, both at the Centre and states, are sadly fighting the symptoms rather than the disease and while doing so are virtually killing the public education
Donald Trump Administration Strongly Supports Sale Of F-16, F-18 Fighter Jets To India
The Trump administration has informed the Congress that it "strongly supports" the sale of F-18 and F-16 fighter proposals put forward by Boeing and Lockheed Martin respectively.
JKLF Chief Yasin Malik Arrested, Hurriyat Leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Under House Arrest
Malik was taken into custody from Srinagar and shifted to Central Jail till September 11, officials said.
Terror Funding Case: NIA Raids 10 Places In Kashmir, Delhi
This is for the first time the National Investigation Agency has made inroads into South Kashmir, which is considered as a hub of militant activities.
Rahul Gandhi's Nyuntam Aay Yojana Is The 'Final Assault On Poverty'. Really?
Poor? Debt-ridden? Desperate? The Congress promises to repair India (and itself) if it gets the job.
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
After Mohan Bhagwat, Amit Shah's Event Booking Cancelled By Bengal Govt-Owned Stadium, BJP Cries Foul
The Bharatiya Janata Party has cancelled its Nagrik Sammelan in Kolkata where party president Amit Shah was scheduled to address on September 12.
Did India Lose The Toss Against Sri Lanka In Last Match? A Mistake That Went Unnoticed
Pycroft's body language showed his disappointment after Kartik's reply. But it is still unclear whether Kartik misheard Pycroft or it was the referee who misheard Kohli during the toss.
Rawat's Remarks On China Contrary To Views Expressed By Xi, Modi: China
Rawat, in his remarks, had said," The salami slicing, taking over territory in a very gradual manner, testing our limits of threshold is something we have to be wary about and remain prepared for situations emerging which could gradually emerge into conflict."
The Fight For India's IT Hub
Bangalore's three urban seats kindled much suspense and speculation.
Achhe Din For Congress?
Chhattisgarh has just 11 seats, but it could turn out be a bit of a barnburner for the Congress.
BSF Arrests 3 Pakistani Fishermen, Seize 14 Boats In Gujarat's Kutch
The border guarding force had on Wednesday also apprehended two Pakistani fishermen and three boats from the same area.
BJP Karnataka Chief Yeddyurappa, Other Leaders Detained At 'Mangaluru Chalo' Rally
The mega rally was organised to protest the alleged killings of the Hindu activists in the coastal districts of the state.
Rohingyas Issue Is Similar To India's Kashmir Issue, Says Myanmar's Suu Kyi
"We are facing the same problem as India is facing in Kashmir"
Why #BlockNarendraModi Is Trending On Twitter
Soon after Gauri Lankesh's murder, a war of words erupted on social media and escalated to the extent of making a hashtag urging people to block Prime Minister Naredra Modi trending on Twitter.
Engine, Power Coach Of Delhi-Rajdhani Express Derails Near Minto Bridge
Earlier in the morning even coaches of Shaktipunj Express travelling from Jabalpur to Howrah reported derailment near Sonbhadra
1,317 Accidents And 413 Deaths On Indian Roads Each Day In 2016, 46% In 18-35 Age Group
17 people died in road accidents per hour in India in 2016.
Under-17 Indian Cricketer Drowns In Swimming Pool In Sri Lanka
Monath Sona Narendra, a resident of Gujarat, was part of the 19-member team who has gone to the Island nation to play an under-17 tournament.
CBI Summons Lalu, Son Tejashwi In Alleged IRCTC Hotels Scam
The RJD leader has been asked to appear for questioning at the agency headquarter on September 11 and Tejashwi the next day...
‘No Ration, No Electricity, No NREGS Unless You Build Toilets’ Rules Rajasthan Government
Govt orders suspension of subsidised rations, denial of work under the MGNREGA, arrests, powercuts and imposition of fines if people don't use toilets.
We Have To Decide How To Differentiate Terrorists From Innocents: Aung San Suu Kyi On Rohingya Muslims
"You in India would be well versed with this," she said.
1993 Mumbai Blasts Case: Abu Salem Given Life Term, Two Others Sentenced To Death
The court had convicted six people, including the mastermind of the attack Mustafa Dosa and Abu Salem on June 16 this year.
Obscene Display Of Glee By A Section Of Indians Over Gauri Lankesh Murder Is Disturbing, But Not Unexpected
What is it in the sectarian groups formed in the name of Hindutva that places them on a different pedestal incapable of violence?
In Maharashtra, Congress Is Fighting To Stave Off Infighting
Congress continues to manifest in defections of several leaders with generations of “Congressi” background.
Why Has Congress Come Crashing Down In Odisha
Three of the 15 Congress MLAs in Odisha left the party. A fourth legislator, who was expelled along with senior leader and former Union minister Srikant Jena for anti-party activities, joined the BSP.
Will Congress Spring A Surprise In Bengal?
The never-say-die Congress optimism still flies high in Malda and Murshidabad. Even analysts believe the Congress will spring a surprise, bagging at least five seats in this bastion.
No Minorities On Its Candidates List: Will It Cost Congress In Tamil Nadu?
Congress does not have a single candidate from the religious minorities on its Tamil Nadu list.
Will KCR Decimate Congress In Lok Sabha Elections?
KCR has already lured around 10 Congress MLAs to reduce the party to single digits in the assembly.
Can Congress-JD(S) Clinch A Win In Karnataka?
The crucial element for the Congress in Karnataka is the contour of its pre-poll pact with the Janata Dal (Secular).
Can Congress Regain Its Former Glory In Allahabad?
Allahabad, once a stronghold of the Congress, is now the battleground of the BJP and SP-BSP combine
Congress Is At Its Most Alliance-Friendly This Election: Praveen Chakravarty
Praveen Chakravarty, chairman of Congress' data analytics department, speaks to Outlook on Balakot, party's' NYAY scheme and alliances.
Mahagathbandhan Is Politics Of Opportunism: Nitin Gadkari
In an interview to Outlook, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari talks about BJP's prospects in the April-May elections and the Opposition’s mahagatbandhan.
Offer They Just Have To Refuse
L&T grabs at Mindtree, whose promoters try to dissuade shareholders; the top IT firm is now at a crucial juncture
Gauntlet Or Gaffe?
Konda Visweshwar Reddy is a TRS renegade, having taken a calculated risk in crossing over to the Congress just before the 2018 assembly elections.
Alternative To An Alternative
Punjab voters face a peculiar situation as many former AAP leaders they had voted for in the past have formed their own outfits.
Pictionary, Monopoly Or Taboo: It's Time To Play Few Board Games
Board games are on a rebound, with old pleasures and ways to dilute newer blues
Land Acquisition, Forest Right Act Key Issues This Election: Hemant Soren
Former Jharkhand CM and JMM leader Hemant Soren tells Outlook that this election will be about land acquisition and starvation deaths.
Congress' (A) and (I) Teams In Kerala
Congress leaders in Kerala are past-masters at deal-making and balancing weird equations.
This Is An Anti-Farmer Government: Ashok Dhawle
All India Kisan Sabha national president Dr Ashok Dhawle speaks to Outlook on how farm distress will play out in the polls.
Friends From Afar: Meet The Army Of BJP's NRI Supporters
In election season, hundreds of NRIs descend on India to push for Modi’s second term
