26 BJP vs AAP As if the constant skirmish wasn’t enough, a CBI raid on the house and office of Arvind Kejriwal’s secretary escalates the face-off between the Centre and the AAP govt in Delhi 32 When the Crime Isn’t So Juvenile As the youngest of Nirbhaya’s rapists gets set to walk out, Outlook revisits the debate on how heinous crimes by juvenile offenders need to be treated 42 Smells Like Disenfranchisement Universal adult suffrage suffers a blow with the country’s highest court upholding the validity of the Haryana government law making literacy a prerequisite for contesting panchayat polls 58 India in Paris Kiran Nagarkar’s first-hand account of COP-21. And did India lose more than it gained at the recently-concluded climate summit in the French capital? 80 ‘Mrs Gandhi was the biggest star ever’ Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s magnum opus runs into rough weather 03 LEADER 06 LETTERS 14 THE SHINE 20 SEVEN DAYS 22 DEEP THROAT 56 TRACK 2 64 BIZTRO 78 EAT, PRAY, LIVE 82 THE SKED 84 BOOKS 86 THE REVIEWS 88 TRENDING 90 DIARY
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