COVER STORY
Mariellen Ward, Traveller of the Year
Outlook Magazine - 17 October 2016
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Scherezade Shroff, Fashionista of the Year
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Ajay Sood, Shutterbug of the Year
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Ssumier S Pasricha, Humour king of the Year
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Pankaj Bhadouria, Kitchen king of the Year
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Shirley Setia, Musician of the Year
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Randeep Hooda, Good Samaritan of the Year
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Ashok Khemka, Bureaucrat of the Year
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Balaji Patturaj, Inspiring youth of the Year
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Siddharth Suryanarayan, Inspiring youth of the Year
OTHER STORIES
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Shivesh Bhatia, Foodie of the Year
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N. Prasanth, Maati Vani of the Year
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T.M. Thomas Isaac, MLA of the Year
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Suresh Narayanan, Quick response team of the Year
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Vijay Shekhar Sharma, Business person of the Year
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Twinkle Khanna, Inspiring Woman of the Year
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Happily Unmarried, New Age Brand of the Year
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Swiggy, start-up of the Year
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Saina Nehwal, sportsperson of the Year
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Nikhil Wagle, OSM Journalist of the year
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Ramachandra Guha, Public Intellectual of the Year
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Priyanka Chopra, Movie Star of the Year
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Why do people follow celebrities on Instagram? Because they want to see something real, not pictures shot by a photographer.
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The world of 140 characters has captured the imagination of millions, including politicians, in India
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Arvind Kejriwal, CM of the Year
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Suresh Prabhu, Public service dept of the Year
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Amitabh Bachchan, supernova of the Year
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The veteran BJP leader, L K Advani was perhaps the first politician to shun a paper diary for a digital one to organise his schedule.
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Glimpses from a star-studded evening of the Lloyd OSM Awards
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Pakistan High Commissioner, Abdul Basit, on where Indo-Pak relations stand in the wake of last month’s ‘surgical strikes'
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I found it objectionable to accept my degree from a person who had suspended us from university under pressure from the HRD ministry
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We at Outlook have been brave enough to get into the social media cage to create a unique event, the Social Media Awards.
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Reform immediately, says the SC-backed Lodha panel, or else.... And the BCCI drags its feet towards the brink.
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Women activists and politicians get on Twitter to raise storms, as armies on all sides fight pitched battles
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Next in line in Baba Ramdev’s swadeshi substitutes is a ‘modest’ pair of jeans.
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India’s neighbours find this the right juncture to raise their voices against Pakistan-exported terror
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The dip in solar-panel prices is a shot in the arm for India’s renewable energy plans
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Lawyers in Kerala have resorted to hooliganism to keep the Press out of the courts
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As AIADMK papers over Jayalalitha’s health crisis, clamorous rivals demand more clarity
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Senior RSS leader Indresh Kumar on the unrest in Kashmir, Article 370 and the future of BJP's relationship with Muslims and Christians.
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The inside story of the bid to supersede Delhi’s Aam Aadmi Party-led elected government
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The Bollywood star and winner of multiple awards for best supporting actress on her first web series, <em>It’s Not That Simple</em>.
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Audiences have taken to it, because it combines two mass opiates—cricket and cinema
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A regular column on the essential buzz
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An anthology shows how The Modern Review defined educated debate
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The incredible, uplifting and sad tale of one of Bollywood’s top divas
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A blow-by-blow account of 1991, and a eulogy of the ex-prime minister
