From Outlook's 1996 archive to a 2025 special issue, we trace the journey towards freedom from the stigma of mental health.
About The Author
Pragya Singh is a journalist based in Delhi.
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Inside vanishing voters, vanishing histories, and what they mean for India’s democracy. Outlook magazine's latest issue, previewed.
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India’s MSMEs Brace for US tariffs fallout, seek new markets.
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From Outlook's archives: made sharper by MK Stalin and Akhilesh Yadav's latest moves, and a history of tensions that dissolve into friendship between the RJD and Congress party's supremos.
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Universal healthcare, reliable pensions and other social services have significantly helped improve the status of elderly in advanced economies.
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Farmers, dairyists and small businesses in India are grappling with the threat of hiked tariffs on imports by the United States.
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When trade wars hit home, it's time to watch the uncertainty looming over different aspects of geopolitics closely, and prepare in advance.
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Mental well-being is rooted in the complex relationship between society and the individual. Laws and policies alone cannot fix it
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Ironically, his death came on the sixth anniversary of the abrogation of J&K’s special status, a political moment he was tasked with defending.
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Last week—almost two decades later—the Bombay High Court acquitted them all. The judges ruled that the evidence against them was unreliable, contradictory and, in many cases, fabricated. At that moment, justice stood exposed—not because it had been delivered, but because it had long been denied.
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