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An Unequal Republic

Freeing our labour force could be the fulcrum of protecting India's independence

Of Human Bondage

Though the bonded labour system was abolished in 1976, it is still prevalent across the country

Freedom From and Freedom to

Independence will have no meaning if people are not able to exercise their right to freedoms freely, without the encroachment by society or by the State

No Place On Earth Like Kerala

It doesn't matter which time of the year you visit Kerala-it will capture your heart irrevocably. From cruising its backwaters to Ayurvedic treatments, here's a snippet of the adventures that await you.

"IndianOil is Firmly Committed to Achieving Net Zero Operational Emissions By 2046"

From solarising its vast network of retail outlets to investing massively in green hydrogen, biofuels, renewables, and carbon offsetting, Indian Oil is moving steadfastly towards its goal of achieving Net Zero by 2046.

Leading the Era of Modern Universities in India

Woxsen University offers innovation, progress and holistic development to create outperformers of tomorrow

The Vertigo of Wokeism

The art-vs-artist discourse has become increasingly simple-minded. That's why mirrors, including the mirrors provided by \"nasty\" art, are important

Perverse Separation

Should the lives of writers influence the reception of their work?

Those Film Roll Days

AB-10, the office where Outlook began its journey, is filled with memories of another era

Through the Up and Down Road

Outlook remains the same magazine. Quirky, brave, fun

Once Upon a Time, in AB-10

As we bid goodbye to Outlook's home of 30 years, magazine-veteran Bishwadeep Moitra gives us a glimpse into the joy, optimism and guts with which it opened and thrived

Yesterday Once More

Memories of the momentous summer of 1995 when it all began continue to be as thrilling

All it Takes

Against the background of dusty rooms, against all odds, a tenacious news magazine proved that print is, after all, alive and well

Office Without A Reception

Outlook's was the least pompous, most chilled out office

Kicking up a Storm

Against the background of dusty rooms, against all odds, a tenacious news magazine proved that print is, after all, alive and well

Outlook, Behind the Scenes

Behind the eye-catching cover stories was a team of misfits, daredevils and idealists who simply wanted to do journalism that made a difference

Cabin Chronicles

Here, we became braver by the day. We fell deeply in love with what stories could do

Search for Nirvana

Many believe that the ancient city of Kushinara is in Kushinagar, UP, but new evidence may suggest otherwise

False Promises, Lost Lives

Already part of a persecuted community, Rohingya women are being trapped with promises of a better life while really being trafficked in India

To Separate Art from the Artist

We cannot absolve Pablo Neruda of the crime of raping a powerless woman, but what's wrong in saying. \"Neruda, an unconvicted rapist, was a great writer\"?

Iron in the Soul

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

Monsters, Masters

How does one teach the works of writers and thinkers who have abused their power or committed heinous crimes?

Human, All Too Human

We are changing constantly, with the sins of yesterday being the stigmata of today

In Flesh And Blood

Are godmen here to stay?

The Salvation Trap

Neither light, nor outside air reaches the women trapped in Adhaytmik Vishwa Vidyalaya centres across India. Their guru is charged with human trafficking, but many remain

How 'Baba'nomics Works

The space in which self-proclaimed godmen/women function is crowded and competitive, compelling them to adopt creative means to stand out and build their brands

Shah Bano's Ghost

Often cases involving Muslim women are framed as a fight between secular and personal laws. In doing so, we Ignore larger, more interesting questions

A Guide to Godmen

Godmen as conmen has become a common trope in Indian cinema

Don't Sidestep Caste

Demystifying the world of deras and babas

'Sacred' Rage

The intriguing case of Ghulam Rasool—the faith healer’ from Kashmir