Trump’s aggressive clampdown on dissent has stifled the emergence of a unified, nationwide uproar against the war on Iran—one that was never sold to the American public in the first place.
Priyanka Tupe
About The Author
Priyanka Tupe is Assistant Editor at Outlook. She is based in Mumbai and covers politics, culture and human rights in western India.
About The Author
Priyanka Tupe is Assistant Editor at Outlook. She is based in Mumbai and covers politics, culture and human rights in western India.
In Kerala’s high-stakes 2026 Assembly elections, the Indian Union Muslim League once again emerges as the decisive force shaping the United Democratic Front’s path to power.
BY Priyanka Tupe 4 April 2026
- Assembly Elections 2026: How Fathima Thahiliya Became The Face Of Women Leaders In The Muslim League
Young Muslim women perceive Fathima Thahiliya as a symbol of hope. The enthusiastic response to Thahiliya’s election campaign shows how inspiring she is!
BY Priyanka Tupe 3 April 2026
The Extreme Poverty Eradication Programme was positioned as a radical step by the Pinarayi government. Despite its efficient implementation, it is not on the election campaign agenda of the LDF for multiple reasons.We do a deep dive.
BY Priyanka Tupe 2 April 2026
Suman Kamble’s murder in Mira Road was reported as a crime. But behind it lies a deeper story of sexual harassment at workplace and a system that failed to protect a domestic worker(s)
BY Priyanka Tupe 31 March 2026
Committed to the cause of researching history and writing, Dr Jaysingrao Pawar's demise is a huge loss for Maharashtra.
BY Priyanka Tupe 27 March 2026
The move for implementation of the Women’s Reservations Act-2023 raises many questions: Caste enumeration, horizontal reservation and its timing that coincides with the upcoming assembly elections in four states and one UT
BY Priyanka Tupe 24 March 2026
A surge in oil prices, capital outflows and geopolitical tensions have pushed the Indian rupee to historic lows, raising inflation concerns.
BY Priyanka Tupe 21 March 2026
Migrant workers in Maximum City voice hunger issue hit by the LPG crisis triggered by the war in West Asia.
BY Priyanka Tupe 20 March 2026
A unique Gudhipadwa rally in Mumbai reframed the Marathi New Year as a platform to foreground issues of language, livelihood, housing and Bahujan identity.
BY Priyanka Tupe 19 March 2026
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