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Satish Padmanabhan
Editor
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Yes, creative minds don’t function like ordinary people. But I will draw the line when the crime is as heinous as paedophilia and rape
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Whether it is the Maratha reservation quota or farmers’ issues, the real test in this election will be the political survival for the many stalwarts of the state
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Ideology is not an issue in Andhra Pradesh. It is a choice between Jagan Mohan Reddy’s welfare schemes and Chandrababu Naidu’s development agenda
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Insulin, Inheritance Tax, eating fish...such frivolous issues are grabbing headlines in this vision-less election. But Outlook's reporters, who are travelling across the country, will continue to bring you stories on unemployment, health, education, corruption, violence against women and issues that matter the most to voters, in this edition.
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Ayodhya, a city of stark contrasts, where the echoes of devotion mingle with the modern chaos of daily life
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The film is about today’s youngsters and the smartphone—so many apps to chat, to share, to make friends, and yet such lonely lives
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The flair and flourish of Palestinian filmmaker Elia Suleiman
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Unlike the Indian cricket team in the World Cup, the Congress may just be peaking at the right time. In its manifesto and campaign speeches by the leaders, the party matches the BRS scheme for scheme, promising more in many cases.
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Revanth Reddy joined the Congress only in 2017 and has in quick time risen to be its state chief. Senior Congress leaders Digvijay Singh and Jairam Ramesh spoke to him before Rahul Gandhi met him. The first time Reddy said no to their offer. But they got back to him again in six months and this time he agreed.?
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