India’s MSMEs Brace for US tariffs fallout, seek new markets.
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Defiance and Diplomacy is India’s answer to US
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Tirupur’s knitwear hub accelerates shipments to the US but faces looming production cuts and job losses as exporters seek urgent government relief.
Nikki Bhati dies after an alleged attack at home; her family claims years of dowry harassment, while videos and local accounts complicate the story. Do dowry deaths live in the stories we tell, or in the lives we lose?
What should have been a proud cultural moment for Karnataka has spiralled into a political storm over the state government's decision to invite Booker Prize-winning Kannada writer Banu Mushtaq to inaugurate this year’s Mysuru Dasara celebrations
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The government and businesses need to work out a strategy to reduce their exposure to the US markets, much like the way China has been able to achieve.
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How India-US ties pan out is anyone’s guess. But one thing is clear: India cannot fully trust the US as a reliable partner in times of need
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India could absorb a 25 per cent tariff. Economic growth will not be materially affected. All eyes must be on the 25 per cent penalty tariff, due to kick in soon.
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Farmers, dairyists and small businesses in India are grappling with the threat of hiked tariffs on imports by the United States.
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Uncertain times for diamond workers in Surat as tariff threatens trade
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The BJP regime’s foreign policy successes have come unstuck with Trump’s announcement of fifty per cent tariffs.
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The latest tariff hike announcement, whose deadline approaches fast, has thrown a shadow over Tiruppur, India’s knitwear capital.
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The US-reliant shrimp export market from India will have hunger stalking fishing villages even as ponds and storage facilities fill up with export-quality shrimp.
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South Kashmir's orchard farmers hope for salvation amid tariff tussle, increasing imports of Washington apples.
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A tough call is to be made at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting as India’s foreign policy must Act East with deeds beyond words.
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The opposition vs ECI mega political play begins with the Bihar march; Bengal braces to become next battlefield.
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How a dog’s life compares to a refugee’s life in India
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Delhi has over a lakh community dogs that have coexisted with the city’s human population for decades. Now the country’s top court wants them gone
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The MSPSA gives the state-corporate nexus the legal means to suppress participatory democracy under the guise of public security.
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Gaza reflects the haunting collapse of humanity and the hunger war is consuming Palestinians.
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Adil Jussawalla’s memory palace is full of fond ephemeral objects, soft and hard.
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What has made Sholay infallible in the public imagination? What makes the film tick even after 50 years of its release?
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Amid the relentless monsoon, the author watches Kerala bid farewell to Communist icon V.S. Achuthanandan
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed grief over the loss of lives and was briefed by Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who had visited the affected areas.
British govt says it continues to raise jailed middleman’s case with India; family appeals for his return.
With just a month left for the World Para Athletics Championships in New Delhi, the Paralympic Committee of India unveiled the official team jersey and confirmed a 73-member squad, naming Paralympic medalists Dharambir and Preeti Pal as flag bearers who will lead the nation’s contingent at the opening ceremony
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Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s films often feel like returning home—films filled with a belief that people are inherently good and want the good. They are seemingly simple, yet poignant, deep, political and soft.
The preview of Aryan Khan’s Netflix debut The Ba***ds of Bollywood dropped on August 20. The star son steps out of his father’s shadow, scripting his own story with wit, restraint, and a cinematic eye for reinvention.
The producer and director opens up about his father, Gulshan Rai’s astute foresight and the rich history of their production house on the occasion of fifty years of 'Deewaar'.
The IPC has declared famine in northern Gaza which will billow out further within weeks
The preview of Aryan Khan’s Netflix debut The Ba***ds of Bollywood dropped on August 20. The star son steps out of his father’s shadow, scripting his own story with wit, restraint, and a cinematic eye for reinvention.
The producer and director opens up about his father, Gulshan Rai’s astute foresight and the rich history of their production house on the occasion of fifty years of 'Deewaar'.
The IPC has declared famine in northern Gaza which will billow out further within weeks
The Singaporean director of Stranger Eyes discusses surveillance, flipping perspectives, and the politics in the act of looking
In this fortnightly column by Outlook India, we revisit Bollywood tropes and cliches of yore that are sorely missed. This time, it’s the lost-and-found formula.
What has made Sholay infallible in the public imagination? What makes the film tick even after 50 years of its release?
Bring Her Back (2025) attempts to go beyond the simple house-trap narrative, where danger lurks in familiar spaces. By its final stretch though, the film feels more punishing than cathartic, proving to be a heavy watch.
The angry reactions to the trailer of ‘Param Sundari’ on social media only prove that Bollywood cannot keep claiming cosmopolitanism, while clinging to its arrogant Hindi hegemony.
Bardem condemned the IDF’s actions against Palestinians in Gaza
Actors in their 60s and 70s across Indian film industries are reinventing themselves in cinema and OTT and refusing to be put in a box.
In Amazon Prime’s latest original—an adaptation of J.P. Monninger’s 2017 novel—no subplot develops, no friendships are fleshed out, and certainly no counterbalance emerges to save the central romance from its mind-numbing blandness.
India’s imagination of Pakistani men is interesting only insofar as they seem to cast extremely good-looking gentlemen. But their depictions of Pakistani villainy need to go beyond Alif Laila.
Director Anu Singh Choudhary makes her debut short film 'Selfie, Please' about family life with Down Syndrome. Inspired by her cousin Ananya, born in 2001, the film explores challenges faced by families including discord, fatigue, and mental health concerns for caregivers. The story is told through Anjali Polite, one of the leads, from whose POV 'Selfie, Please' is told, is an Odissi dancer who also has a close family member with Down Syndrome. The film focuses on love, kindness and awareness as foundations for families living with neurodivergent conditions.
The nature documentary opts to maintain a critical distance from all human affairs, and this disinterest renders homo sapiens dull in comparison to the vibrant multiplicity of nature and its wilderness.
Yorgos Lanthimos, Park Chan-wook, Lucrecia Martel & others are premiering their latest films at the 82nd edition of the fest, from August 27 to September 6.
The Post Tenebras Lux director opens up on the restoration of Silent Light, which screened at the Locarno Film Festival
Although buddy films have largely revolved around male friendships, they have also offered men a rare sanctuary to explore masculinity, sexuality and an intimacy absent in most heterosexual dynamics. Sholay’s Jai-Veeru became the gold standard of cinematic male friendship, shaping the many duos and trios that followed.
Some lesser known anecdotes about the cult classic, as the country celebrates its Golden Jubilee.
In a world overrun by aesthetic and useless objects, Gibson’s poetry stood out as a guide for humanity.
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From red-carpet royalty to fashion-house flair, these celebrity-born make-up brands have evolved into high-end power players—here’s the who's who of luxe beauty
