After a historic 18-day mission in space, Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla and the Axiom-4 crew made a successful splashdown in the Pacific Ocean, marking a proud moment for India and a significant step for its space ambitions.
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Religious groups are trying to push their agenda into Kerala’s education sector.
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Peace has returned to the region — but not without conditions. For Muslims marked as "outsiders", normalcy is still a negotiation.
Radhika's father fired five point-blank shots at his 25-year-old daughter over her tennis ambitions, shattering a family under the weight of taunts and patriarchal expectations from their community.
The execution of Malayali nurse Nimisha Priya, scheduled for 16 July, has been halted as high-level negotiations over blood money reach their final stage in Yemen.
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The death sentence in India is more about poverty than justice, says lawyer Yug Mohit Chaudhry.
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What does the future hold for Indian students in a country where dissent is being policed and foreign students are being labelled? What other options do they have? Are there comparable courses available in countries other than the US, or within India?
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Ideological deportations aren’t official policy, but they strike at the heart of United States Ivies
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Once a magical place for learning, universities have become a space of conflict, of tension, a space to be derided and ridiculed.
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Are Indian universities turning into suffocating spaces where constant censorship and surveillance is leaving no room for protests or dissenting voices?
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In an email exchange with Saikat Majumdar, Ashoka University professor and former faculty at Stanford, Satish Padmanabhan of Outlook raised a few questions.
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With students from India’s tier‑two and tier-three towns filing out to foreign campuses, a cottage industry of visa‑and‑advice agencies and specialist coaching centres has sprung up
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Many Kashmiri students choose to study in Iran due to a combination of affordability and cultural familiarity. A degree in medicine is the most preferred option
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During COVID-19, while the economically privileged students from urban and semi-urban areas adapted to an online system of education, it was soon evident that the country was not equipped to take up such a challenge, even after the government’s chest thumping of 'Digital India'.
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Understanding the maze of metrics and the meaning behind the rankings of professional colleges in India helps aspiring students and their parents make more specific and informed decisions.
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As aspirations surge and state resources strain, private players emerge as pivotal architects of India's educational future.
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Outlook-ICARE’s ‘Exclusive Academies of Exceptional Abilities’ celebrates institutions excelling beyond rankings—rural impact, inclusivity, innovation, and more. Because true excellence transforms lives, not just scores. Nominate inspiring stories today
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As academic publishing battles fraud and falling standards, restoring ethical integrity becomes not just necessary, but urgent.
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Are you looking for the best government engineering institutes in India? Check out Outlook-ICARE's annual ranking of India’s top 25 government engineering institutes for 2025 to make an informed choice based on multiple parameters.
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Are you looking for the best private dental institutes in India? Check out Outlook-ICARE's annual ranking of India’s top 20 private dental institutes for 2025 to make an informed choice based on multiple parameters.
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Are you looking for the best government hotel management institutes in India? Check out Outlook-ICARE's annual ranking of India’s top 11 hotel management institutes for 2025 to make an informed choice based on multiple parameters.
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Are you looking for the best private hotel management institutes in India? Check out Outlook-ICARE's annual ranking of India’s top 30 private hotel management institutes for 2025 to make an informed choice based on multiple parameters.
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The Supreme court paused the previous court’s ruling allowing the administration to lay off 1400 education department employees.
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Even fifty years after Madan Mohan’s passing, the lasting impact of his work stands as a testament to the reasons we need artists like him.
Looking back, Jagga Jasoos feels like a road not taken—the one that could’ve led to a more playful, meta, narrative-rich, visually daring Bollywood. Instead, we got stuck with a resurgence of toxic masculinity, lazy biopics, and franchise fatigue.
Indian cinema’s depiction of older man-younger woman pairings often crosses the line from romance into unequal desire
“It was never my dream to be an actor,” Kani Kusruti tells Tatsam Mukherjee, reflecting on her early days in theatre and her gradual move into cinema.
Looking back, Jagga Jasoos feels like a road not taken—the one that could’ve led to a more playful, meta, narrative-rich, visually daring Bollywood. Instead, we got stuck with a resurgence of toxic masculinity, lazy biopics, and franchise fatigue.
Indian cinema’s depiction of older man-younger woman pairings often crosses the line from romance into unequal desire
“It was never my dream to be an actor,” Kani Kusruti tells Tatsam Mukherjee, reflecting on her early days in theatre and her gradual move into cinema.
The Atypical Protagonist is an interview series by Outlook India exploring the evolution of the protagonist in the Hindi mainstream over the last decade, where actors have been able to carry a project without necessarily bowing down to the homogeneous notions of a ‘lead character’.
Sanjay Leela Bhansali's epic version of Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay's novel is remembered through its songs—the songs endure, and only through them does the romance endure.
Between the silence of memory and the swell of a symphony, Maria Badstue has found her home in conducting orchestras. Born in India, raised in Denmark, and carried across continents by rhythm and resolve, she conducts not just orchestras, but the echoes of belonging, identity, and grace. In a conversation with Outlook's Pritha Vashisth, Badstue opens up about her layered inheritance, the solitude of adoption, and the power of a baton to bridge what words sometimes can’t.
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Despite the vibrant action and scattered charm, Superman fails to re-establish the emotional core the DC franchise once had. It stretches itself thin trying to be everything, yet leaves behind very little that lingers.
Starring R.Madhavan & Fatima Sana Sheikh, Aap Jaisa Koi carries an enduring impulse to restore innocence, longing, and groundedness to love and by extension, love stories which it accomplishes partially as it quite gets in its own way.
Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s films raking it in at the box office speak of a bigger problem
If there ever was a memo going around for tentpole Hindi films, it’s never been clearer than this. Historicals/mythology, patriotism and hypermasculinity seem to be the flavours of a nation.
Guru Dutt Birth Centenary | A peek behind the scenes of Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam, Dutt’s legendary cinematic adaptation of Bimal Mitra’s novel
On his birth centenary, a lookback through Guru Dutt's life and work.
Making room for the personal alongside the political, Guru Dutt’s films ask difficult questions that continue to make us queasy.
Guru Dutt, whose birth centenary falls this July, created cinematic masterpieces amid the fog of his own uncertainty
Anna Wintour’s influence was huge, but so was the pushback. The Vogue editor-in-chief has stepped down after 37 years in 2025. She will reportedly continue as Vogue’s global editorial director and as chief content officer for Condé Nast, but we are yet to see if this marks the end of a defining chapter in fashion history, or if she continues to have a stronghold.
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In Paris, Gucci doesn’t just unveil High Jewelry or High Watchmaking—it performs a carefully choreographed evolution of Italian craftsmanship, heritage, and new-world collaboration
