COVER STORY
The RBI clarification followed media reports quoting a reply to a Right to Information (RTI) application that suggested the apex bank has not issued any order for mandatory Aadhaar linkage with bank accounts.
Outlook Magazine - 8 June 2020
Gandhi's tweet comes a day after veteran actor Kamal Haasan said those opposing the just-released Tamil movie over references to the GST to "counter criticism with logical response".
BJP MP from Karnataka, Shobha Karandlaje, said Tipu Sultan was 'anti-Kannada and anti-Hindu' and the state government should not celebrate this day, which is on November 10.
Election Commission Breaks Silence On Gujarat Poll-Dates, Says Flood-Relief Would Have Been Affected"There was no time to weigh other alternatives," Rawat was quoted saying in the interview.
"As part of the government, he shouldn't have written it," Siddaramaiah said.
His growth as an Assamese director to reckon with largely happened subsequent to his first work on the celluloid. A look at Aparoopa, the earliest film of Jahnu Barua, who turned 65 this week...
It also protested that when the Tibetan spiritual leader was permitted by India to visit various areas in the north- east, including Arunachal Pradesh, this year.
The former President also spoke about abolishing the capital punishemnt, insisting that it was for the lawmakers to amend the law and abolish capital punishment.
Gandhi's tweet comes a day after veteran actor Kamal Haasan said those opposing the just-released Tamil movie over references to the GST to "counter criticism with logical response".
BJP MP from Karnataka, Shobha Karandlaje, said Tipu Sultan was 'anti-Kannada and anti-Hindu' and the state government should not celebrate this day, which is on November 10.
- Election Commission Breaks Silence On Gujarat Poll-Dates, Says Flood-Relief Would Have Been Affected
"There was no time to weigh other alternatives," Rawat was quoted saying in the interview.
"As part of the government, he shouldn't have written it," Siddaramaiah said.
His growth as an Assamese director to reckon with largely happened subsequent to his first work on the celluloid. A look at Aparoopa, the earliest film of Jahnu Barua, who turned 65 this week...
It also protested that when the Tibetan spiritual leader was permitted by India to visit various areas in the north- east, including Arunachal Pradesh, this year.
The former President also spoke about abolishing the capital punishemnt, insisting that it was for the lawmakers to amend the law and abolish capital punishment.
OTHER STORIES
Shahzadi was found on Wednesday night from the area near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
"There is no such thing like freedom struggle at all in Kashmir. It is a farce. It is a manufactured freedom struggle."
Why don’t more moderate Hindus speak out against Hindu fundamentalists as terrible crimes are committed in the name of their religion?
Whatever his decision, I would say it is unfair to ask him to show his loyalty to his country by not playing for any other country even if his own country doesn't want him.
The ordinance amends the Criminal Code of Procedure, 1973 and also seeks curb on publishing and printing or publicising in any case the name, address, photograph, family details of the public servants.
Government officials said the CBI was in favour of filing the SLP in 2005 but the then UPA government did not give its nod.
While the government and banks have been pushing customers to link their accounts to Aadhaar, an RTI reply from the RBI has revealed that the move doesn’t have the sanction of the apex banking regulatory body.
A gripping, behind-the scenes account of political machination and high intrigue. The objective: power in Maharashtra
Coal India Limited has been mining in the Dehing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary since 2003. As it seeks further clearances, opposition intensifies
There can be no long-term solution for migrants until economic transformation is unleashed in rural India, writes economist K.P. Kannan
Unable to make ends meet, exploited youngsters like Mahesh Jena from Odisha is the face of a generation besieged by a tense future
Unlike Delhi, Manipuris don’t face racial discrimination in Chennai. Tamil employers also like the North-eastern work ethic
Floods in Assam have swept away opportunities and young folks like Ashadul Ali are wrecked by growing unemployment
Stranded in Vishakhapatnam, the five friends wanted to return to Bardhaman. Their bicycle journey displayed endurance and willpower
There’s little work at home, and the cities have let them down badly. Parvati, Santosh and Ramphal now have hard choices to make
Off-loaded from a truck on a dusty MP road, Mohammed Saiyub did everything to save his childhood friend Amrit Kumar, but only just …
For eight days, with dad as pillion, Jyoti Kumari cycled 1200 km from Gurgaon to her village in Darbhanga
As daily labourer Ram Pukar Pandit walked back from Delhi to Begusarai, he heard his 11-month-old son had died due to stomach infection. (This article was first published on 29 May, 2020.)
At least a 100 died on their desperate journey back home. India’s rural economy will be tested when lockdown is lifted
An audacious BCCI wants Supreme Court to relax rules on tenure since Ganguly and Shah can’t continue as president and secretary after July
Rahul Gandhi has been vocal about the national picture while Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has been focused on Uttar Pradesh where she is a Congress general secretary
India-Nepal relations are much too precious to be frittered away in rhetoric, writes former deputy Army chief Lt Gen (retd) Subrata Saha
Barring 1962, when the neighbours went to war, not a single bullet has been fired across the Sino-Indian border since 1975
This issue’s cover story is a reminder of the challenges that the migrants returning home face, and our collective responsibility towards them, writes editor-in-chief Ruben Banerjee.
The Sunderbans is safe—as is the tiger. Nature has no intention to create disharmony within itself
In Amphan, I have seen the biggest screenplay ever. It’s been a harrowing experience but humbling too. It’s time to accept nature’s fury and move on, writes National Award-winning Actor Rituparna Sengupta.
