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Outlook, Sued for Sexist Remarks, Says its Reporter is Now Being Threatened
After being sued for deeply derogatory and sexist comments about a senior bureaucrat, Outlook magazine has alleged that the reporter who filed the story is being subjected to "sexist abuse".
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Why Smita Sabharwal is Suing Outlook in 5 Big Quotes
IAS officer Smita Sabharwal has sued news magazine Outlook for sexist remarks about her. She has said that the magazine should apologise to women everywhere.
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Smita Sabharwal, Who Sued Outlook, Was IAS Topper at 23
Smita Sabharwal, the bureaucrat from Telangana who has sued Outlook magazine for deeply disparaging and sexist remarks about her, is extremely popular in her state for her work as Collector in districts like Karimnagar and Medak.
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'Don't Be Demotivated by Perverts,' Says IAS Officer Who Has Sued Outlook
The bureaucrat from Telangana who has sued Outlook magazine for deeply disparaging and sexist remarks about her told NDTV, "I want Outlook to apologise to women across the country, this is an insult to women in general."
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Outlook, Sued for Sexist Remarks, Says its Reporter is Now Being Threatened
After being sued for deeply derogatory and sexist comments about a senior bureaucrat, Outlook magazine has alleged that the reporter who filed the story is being subjected to "sexist abuse".
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Why Smita Sabharwal is Suing Outlook in 5 Big Quotes
IAS officer Smita Sabharwal has sued news magazine Outlook for sexist remarks about her. She has said that the magazine should apologise to women everywhere.
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Smita Sabharwal, Who Sued Outlook, Was IAS Topper at 23
Smita Sabharwal, the bureaucrat from Telangana who has sued Outlook magazine for deeply disparaging and sexist remarks about her, is extremely popular in her state for her work as Collector in districts like Karimnagar and Medak.
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'Don't Be Demotivated by Perverts,' Says IAS Officer Who Has Sued Outlook
The bureaucrat from Telangana who has sued Outlook magazine for deeply disparaging and sexist remarks about her told NDTV, "I want Outlook to apologise to women across the country, this is an insult to women in general."
