May 05, 2022 Sudarshan Shetty’s immersive art installation Age of Love throws up various theories and queries about love
Apr 07, 2022 In a post-apocalyptic world, with a war playing out on our handheld screens and bodies dumped on the streets, with mindless consumption ravaging our planet, the zombies have taken over
Mar 31, 2022 All graves are stories and all stories have a context, a site and a landscape.
Mar 24, 2022 It has been two years since Lockdown 1.0. As the prime minister urged people to stay home, a lot of emptiness was poured into the streets suddenly. But what about the homeless? Outlook Editor Chinki Sinha recounts the horror
Mar 24, 2022 In a state where unemployment is widespread, young men and women are striking gold through content creation
Mar 03, 2022 The parallel world of Sanjay Leela Bhansali, with its aesthetically-lit windows and luxurious sentimentality that glows in the yellow fairy lights, doesn’t tell the story of the countless other Gangubais.
Feb 03, 2022 Why are some statues built and others defaced? Why does no one ever build the statue of a working class man? Why are female statues shaped for the male gaze?
Jan 13, 2022 They say the violin mimics the human sound. In his case, it was that of love, of longing. He didn’t know any other way of loving.
Dec 30, 2021 My apocalypse came in images—an abandoned horse, a body wrapped in plastic and the story of a professor who was making a curriculum of darkness
Dec 25, 2021 Six coal miners were shot dead by security forces in an ambush in Nagaland's Oting on December 4 as they returned from Tiru where they worked. Seven more people were killed and many more got injured in the second round of firing that night.
Dec 17, 2021 The protests that have been rocking the Blue Mountains of Nagaland since the December 4 massacre, don't even appear as a dreamscape in the horizon of the putative Indian
Dec 16, 2021 The State has repeatedly failed the hard-working and resilient Biharis. The point of this Outlook issue is to look at what makes Bihar so poor. More importantly, what does poverty in the poorest state feel like
Dec 15, 2021 In Nagaland's Oting, the graves of the 13 men who were killed on December 4, bear the stories of their lives.
Dec 09, 2021 The sky is infinite and there are millions of stars. But, in a city where smog hangs like a veil over us, the stars don’t shine anymore.
Dec 02, 2021 In impoverished neighbourhoods across the world are the true heroes, the unsung stars of hip-hop.
Nov 25, 2021 Every act of dissent is an art. Of pain and pathos. Of hope and new dawn. It’s their story. It’s everyone’s story.
Nov 18, 2021 Motherhood doesn’t require gender, say trans-people awaiting adoption law reforms.
Nov 14, 2021 On this cheerful occasion of children's day, let's not miss the opportunity to revisit some characters from our childhood fables.
Nov 08, 2021 Follow the diverse celebrations in Bihar where Chhath Puja - a composite culture, a shared festival and faith that is unbound and unshackled - comes to life.
Nov 03, 2021 The future of fashion lies in inclusivity, in being a message board for the times, in imperfect solidarities.
Oct 28, 2021 Art is a form of thinking. In a world where ‘fake news’ dismantles ‘facts’, art is another way to uphold the storytelling that is journalism’s soul.
Oct 21, 2021 Shah Rukh Khan called himself a peddler of love. That’s better than the pitches selling religion. Love is all we need now.
Oct 21, 2021 Lahore-based artist Rashid Rana’s 2004 portrait of SRK, made of thousands of photos, was chosen as the Outlook cover for its layered meaning.
Oct 07, 2021 The past is a world before the pandemic, a place of happiness perhaps, of love, of togetherness. We want a romanticised past to become our future.
Oct 06, 2021 In 2017, I went to Patna to see the goddess. It was a return to a time when we would be up all night to see the festivities. There were all these stories. We heard them again. Over and over again.