Tamil Nadu, a bastion of Dravidian political ideology, has always been a difficult terrain for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
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This issue of Outlook looks at the genre of nationalist and propaganda cinema in the Indian context, and also continues with the exploration of the ideology question when it comes to national parties
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In this issue of Outlook, we look at some of the regional and national political parties and the shifts in their ideological stance as they strive to navigate political power
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Most Indian weddings are no longer what they used to be but have become a showcase of social conservatism
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In an interview with Chinki Sinha in September 2023, Wangchuk highlighted the importance of the Sixth Schedule, the impact of climate change on Ladakh, why the region, especially Leh city, could not take more tourists and why more infrastructural development should not be allowed in Ladakh.
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The world celebrates Women’s Day on March 8 every year. This issue of the magazine and the cover aren’t acts of tokenism. They are acts of resistance. Of mediation and meditation. We aren’t Cinderellas.
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Much has changed since India became an independent country and public discourse about many figures and facts over the years reflect the changing Indian State and social and political environment.
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A will is a love letter. A place of hope. A will is also an archive of longings
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In this issue of Outlook, we look at Modi’s personality, his cult, and his brand in the light of the recent consecration of the Ram temple in Ayodhya
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This issue of Outlook is to stand against the dangerous silencing of voices. In a world of controlled speech and linear narratives, poetry offers the scope that we get affected, that we feel.
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