Aryan Dwivedi is a Sub-Editor at Outlook India, where he writes about politics and national affairs. He holds a Post Graduate Diploma in English Journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication. Apart from work, you'll find him enjoying a good game of football.
Anti-CEC Protest Updates: Delhi Police released a video showing founder Abhijeet Dipke being informed about his grandmother’s death, claiming he declined offers to speak to his family. Meanwhile, opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav, continued targeting CEC Gyanesh Kumar over alleged vote theft and demanding his resignation, an end to SIR and action against electoral irregularities.
CEC Protest Updates: Pawan Khera, Raja Warring, Rajeev Shukla Back Peaceful Protests; Derek O’Brien Signals More INDIA Bloc Action On Oct 9
Mahatma Gandhi did not imagine women as people who needed to be kept away from public life. He repeatedly argued that women should have the freedom and opportunity to participate in shaping society. However, the recent rape incident in Delhi has renewed the debate of how far we have strayed from Gandhi's vision
Senior JD(U) leader Shyam Rajak said the party’s position had already been established by former chief minister Nitish Kumar. Although the JD(U) supported the UCC proposal in Parliament, it does not favour applying it in Bihar, he said
BRICS Summit 2026: Preparations are underway in New Delhi as Russian President Vladimir Putin and other BRICS leaders arrive ahead of the summit. Putin has already held bilateral talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with discussions covering trade, defence, energy and other areas of cooperation. The US-Iran war remains a key issue for the expanded grouping, while the BRICS Business Forum discusses local-currency trade, payment systems, investment and supply chains. Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to arrive on Saturday for the September 12-13 summit.
Sood traces five decades of landmark judgements that reshaped women’s rights. In doing so, she asks: can legal reform alone transform Indian women’s lived realities?
Under this fund, $1.8 billion dollars was reserved for payments to people who claimed that they “suffered weaponization and lawfare” from the government
Maharashtra’s decade-old mixopathy debate pits rural healthcare access against concerns over medical training, patient safety and who can practise modern medicine
Despite repeated negotiations and the government’s proposal to cancel three exams, students say their wider demands on probes, transparency and recruitment reform remain unresolved.
A new report argues that helping growth-oriented rural businesses scale and hire workers could turn India’s vast enterprise base into a stronger source of employment
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