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TRS To BRS: KCR’s Party To Keep Regionalist Core Despite Change Of Name

TRS To BRS: KCR’s Party To Keep Regionalist Core Despite Change Of Name

Nov 07, 2022

The renaming of the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) to Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), though expansionist in objective, is not expected to alter the tone and tenor of K. Chandrashekar Rao’s politics on home turf, according to political observers in Telangana.

How Deccan’s Politics Is Turning Into David Versus Delhi’s Goliath Battle

How Deccan’s Politics Is Turning Into David Versus Delhi’s Goliath Battle

Nov 07, 2022

Regional parties like the Trinamool Congress, Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, Biju Janata Dal, and the Bharat Rashtra Samithi appear to have come up with their own unique optics and strategies involving regional pride. For these regional political Davids, this could be a formula to take on the rampaging Goliath of Delhi’s Deen Dayal Upadhyay marg.

Belligerent, Polarising Politics Will Not Work in South India: Telangana BJP Chief Spokesperson

Belligerent, Polarising Politics Will Not Work in South India: Telangana BJP Chief Spokesperson

Nov 07, 2022

Telangana BJP chief spokesperson K Krishna Sagar Rao says the party may have to rework its North India-centric politics to be politically effective in South India.

Guns & Proses: Can 'Dakshinayan Abhiyaan' Instil Confidence Among Writers And Artists?

Guns & Proses: Can 'Dakshinayan Abhiyaan' Instil Confidence Among Writers And Artists?

Aug 24, 2022

In the wake of the murders of a slew of writer-activists, Dakshinayan Abhiyaan hopes to offer a platform for others to campaign against intolerance, violence, government apathy, and to instil confidence and fearlessness among artists and writers.

How Music In Management Can Make Or Break A Product Or A Service, Rebuild Lives

How Music In Management Can Make Or Break A Product Or A Service, Rebuild Lives

Oct 06, 2022

Music makes B-school grads sensitive, provides them a new life perspective and helps them come to grips with problems at hand

Once A Commercial Hub, How Hubballi Became The Epicentre Of Communal Politics In Karnataka

Once A Commercial Hub, How Hubballi Became The Epicentre Of Communal Politics In Karnataka

Sep 21, 2022

The decline of industry and businesses in Hubballi, once a thriving centre for processing cotton, coincided with spurts of communal violence in the 1980s and 1990s.

Lesson On Environment From Ramayan

Lesson On Environment From Ramayan

Sep 28, 2022

The epic of Ramayan whose multiple renditions are known for the proverbial and more obvious battle of good versus evil also contains embedded narratives about the importance of ecology

Dussehra: Ram Still A Rage In Dashavatars In Maharashtra; In Goa, Not So Much

Dussehra: Ram Still A Rage In Dashavatars In Maharashtra; In Goa, Not So Much

Oct 05, 2022

In south Maharashtra, where the Dashavatar natak set root, before crossing over into Goa, theatre artistes till date continue to pay their obeisance to Shyamji Naik Kale, who first introduced the inspired art form to Maharashtra in the mid-1700s at the Mahakali temple in Ratnagiri district’s Adivare village. 

'I Want To Break Free': Trials And Tribulations Of The Queer Community In India

'I Want To Break Free': Trials And Tribulations Of The Queer Community In India

Sep 15, 2022

Amid positive changes in the legal landscape for the LGBTQIA+ community, a lesbian woman wonders why she still needs to travel abroad to get her same-sex marriage registered.

Goa And The Story Of Never-ending Political Musical Chairs

Goa And The Story Of Never-ending Political Musical Chairs

Jul 14, 2022

Goa’s reputation as a hard partying destination is matched only by party-hopping of its politicians

Goa's Early Trysts With Defection

Goa's Early Trysts With Defection

Jul 13, 2022

Once upon a time, political defectors in Goa were scared of saints.

After One Failed Attempt, Congress Finally Splits In Goa; 8 Rebel MLAs Merge With BJP

After One Failed Attempt, Congress Finally Splits In Goa; 8 Rebel MLAs Merge With BJP

Sep 14, 2022

The split followed a meeting of the eight Congress rebels on Wednesday morning, where they signed a resolution to split the legislature party and merge it with the ruling BJP. 

Central Vista And The Politics Of Symbols: What Subhas Chandra Bose's Statue Is Not Telling Us

Central Vista And The Politics Of Symbols: What Subhas Chandra Bose's Statue Is Not Telling Us

Sep 08, 2022

Statues have played an important role in Indian politics, as representative symbols of the sway of ideology or ideologies in the seat of power. And the unveiling of Subhas Chandra Bose's statue to inaugurate the Central Vista Project in Delhi has a strong political message.

Dynasty, Larger Than Life Netas Deny Second Rung Politicians A Spot In The Sun

Dynasty, Larger Than Life Netas Deny Second Rung Politicians A Spot In The Sun

Sep 01, 2022

Dynasty-driven political parties in India have habitually shunned second rung leaders outside the family. Parties driven by individual personality and charisma too have stymied the growth of younger leaders, often at the cost of the political outfits they lead.

Teachers' Day: Honouring Unsung Heroes Making Difference To Students’ Lives Too

Teachers' Day: Honouring Unsung Heroes Making Difference To Students’ Lives Too

Sep 04, 2022

Teachers Day provides an opportunity to honour those who have made a difference to their wards by not just providing them with an education, but also by empowering them with life lessons about dealing with emotions and friends, making decisions, or just by being more humane.

Verse And Valour: A Bahujan Poet’s Lonely Fight With Goa’s Influential GSB Community

Verse And Valour: A Bahujan Poet’s Lonely Fight With Goa’s Influential GSB Community

Aug 25, 2022

Former BJP MLA Vishnu Wagh’s 'Sudhirsukta' challenged and lyrically raged against the overwhe­lming social dominance of Goa’s inf­luential Goud Saraswat Brahmin (GSB) caste. Wagh belonged to the Bahujan Samaj, a collective of non-Brahmin castes.

Blood Thicker Than Politics? Shadow Of Dynasty Still Shrouds Future Of Young Indian Leaders

Blood Thicker Than Politics? Shadow Of Dynasty Still Shrouds Future Of Young Indian Leaders

Sep 01, 2022

Do second-rung leaders, outside the realm of dynasty, really stand a chance in Indian politics today?

Religious Fissures In Goa’s Villages: Hindus, Catholics Asserting Identity Now, Says Damodar Mauzo

Religious Fissures In Goa’s Villages: Hindus, Catholics Asserting Identity Now, Says Damodar Mauzo

Aug 25, 2022

Konkani writer Damodar Mauzo told Outlook in an interview that a brewing sense of unease has been fermenting between the Hindus and Catholic communities living in Majorda, a village from where the art of baking bread spread across Goa in the colonial times. 

Fearlessness Is Now Part Of Aesthetic Experience For Writers, Artists: Ganesh Devy

Fearlessness Is Now Part Of Aesthetic Experience For Writers, Artists: Ganesh Devy

Aug 25, 2022

Writers from 78 countries recently attended the PEN event. Several among them had gone to prison for protesting against governments, experienced assaults on life and survived. 

Under The Shadow Of The Gun: How Writers, Artists Facing Death Threats Negotiate Life With Bodyguards

Under The Shadow Of The Gun: How Writers, Artists Facing Death Threats Negotiate Life With Bodyguards

Aug 25, 2022

Pune-based poet and artist Ganesh Vispute and Goan writer Damodar Mauzo have both featured prominently on a hitlist recovered in 2017 from the alleged killers of Bengaluru-based journalist Gauri Lankesh.

We The People: The Story Of Elami, A New Telugu Publishing House

We The People: The Story Of Elami, A New Telugu Publishing House

Aug 11, 2022

Started by the trio of Purnima Tammireddy, Rohith and Aditya Korrapati, the regional publishing house is set to publish its first title, a translation of Saadat Hasan Manto’s works, in Telugu next month.

We The People: An Adivasi's Journey From A Daily Wage Labourer To Publisher

We The People: An Adivasi's Journey From A Daily Wage Labourer To Publisher

Aug 11, 2022

Parents killed in a land-feud, Jharkhand's Gladson Dungdung rose from being a labourer, a cycle-mechanic to a book publisher and activist.

We The People: Growing Up Queer In Jabalpur And In Search For A More Diverse India

We The People: Growing Up Queer In Jabalpur And In Search For A More Diverse India

Aug 19, 2022

24-year-old queer poet from Jabalpur, Aditya Tiwari’s, short take on growing up queer in small town India, has been selected from encouraging popular responses to Outlook’s special Independence Day series, which documented unsung Indians, who have made a difference to communities around them.

We The People: Andhra Pradesh Man's Efforts To Revive A 300-year-old Organic Toy Industry

We The People: Andhra Pradesh Man's Efforts To Revive A 300-year-old Organic Toy Industry

Aug 10, 2022

Agriculturist CV Raju single-handedly revived the Etikoppaka toy industry by taking it back to its organic roots.

We The People: How A Kerala Fisherman Got Hooked On To Mangroves

We The People: How A Kerala Fisherman Got Hooked On To Mangroves

Aug 10, 2022

Kandal Rajan planted mangroves as he fished along Kannur's Pazhayangadi river and has now even started a mangrove nursery.

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