Migrant workers in Maximum City voice hunger issue hit by the LPG crisis triggered by the war in West Asia.
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.
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
Opposition MLAs staged a walkout in the Maharashtra Assembly, alleging prolonged delays in MGNREGS payments to farmers across the state. The delay of payment is due to new changes: says Maharashtra government.
BY Priyanka Tupe 18 March 2026
Allegedly aligned with propagation of Hindutva politics, the Maharashtra Dharma Swantrya Adhiniyam 2026 (Freedom of Religion Bill, 2026) frames religious conversion as a law-and-order issue instead of individual choice. Critics argue that it expands state surveillance over personal faith and relationships
BY Priyanka Tupe 18 March 2026
Hundreds of small restaurants are being temporarily shut, street vendors are facing challenges, and many have cut down menus. Workers are surviving on bananas, namkeen, and bread for lunch, as Thali restaurants have halted operations
BY Priyanka Tupe 17 March 2026
As the UT heads to polls, the Union Territory grapples with demands for statehood, coalition politics, and growing ideological shifts
BY Priyanka Tupe 16 March 2026
As tensions escalate in Iran and regional geopolitics shift, Kurdish political groups are once again emerging as a key force in debates over the country’s future and internal stability.
BY Priyanka Tupe 14 March 2026
The march that began on March 12, 1930 culminated at Gujarat’s coastal village Dandi. It inspired thousands across India to protest the colonial salt tax and became a defining moment in the freedom struggle.
BY Priyanka Tupe 12 March 2026
When a RDX filled taxi exploded near Century Bazar in Worli, on March 12, 1993, It took away 13-year-old Tushar Deshmukh’s mother—and with her, his childhood. 33 years on, victims of the1993 blasts wait for justice with wounds that are yet to be heale
BY Priyanka Tupe 12 March 2026
The reactions on social media are a mix of grief, hope and a sense of relief
BY Priyanka Tupe 3 March 2026
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