Outlook - January 17, 2011

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The Middle-Class Hero
‘Maoist sympathiser’ Binayak Sen is all of a
sudden being idolised by educated Indians.
Outlook looks at the transformation.
12 JUDICIARY Rot at the Top
16 AARUSHI CASE Closure and After
22 Death of a Liberal
The assassination of Salman Taseer is
linked to his campaign for amending
Pakistan’s blasphemy law, and has brought
to the fore the deep schism within the
country’s society.
26 UN SECURITY COUNCIL A Less
Ambiguous India, Please
54 A Matter of Trust
The Rs 300-crore fraud at Citibank’s Gurgaon
branch has put the spotlight on the
immense power wielded by relationship
managers at banks
52 FINANCIAL INCLUSION In a Free Fall
62 The Vocation Vacations
Art holidays in Goa, cheese-making breaks in
the Nilgiris, photography safaris and
more...holidays pursuing a hobby, craft or
F E AT U R E S
B U S I N E S S
I N T E R N AT I O N A L

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