Salik Ahmad

In the first 18 months of the Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh, 67 people were killed in more than 1500 police encounters. The intolerance against a particular community is evident

December 2019 saw a hundred children die at JK Lon Mother and Child Hospital in Kota, Rajasthan, mostly from pneumonia and septicemia.

A district collector takes it upon himself to rid the region of a degrading practice visited upon sick children—the scourge of daagna

A graduate in biotechnology, Monalisa Padhee's team works in Tilonia, Rajasthan to improve nutrition awareness amongst women to combat other ills

Bundelkhand is known for hunger and starvation but Tara Patkar's determination to fill empty stomachs in Mahoba has inspired others

People in several parts of the country took to the streets in protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act claiming the amen­ded law is discriminatory

Couples and wedding photographers dive deep into the pursuit of atrangi­—soar high in the air, or go boudoir topless...

AAP government fills newspapers with ads. It spent Rs 311 crore on advertisements in only four years, Sheila Dikshit spent Rs 79 crore in 15 years, says BJP MP and Bhojputi actor Manoj Tiwari

Ground Check: AAP has reinvented government schools and made healthcare accessible. What is the common man saying on Arvind Kejriwal's popular policies?

The violence on Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus on Sunday evening and the alleged police inaction against the perpetrators, who rampaged through the campus and beat students, has once again raised many a question on the police force.

So far 16 people have died, of which 14 were due to bullet injuries, in protest related violence in Uttar Pradesh with all of the victims being Muslims.

A student said the police entered a hostel and fired a tear gas shell into a room where three students were present.

There is a strong anti-intellectual flavour across the world, particularly in India, and it is closely linked with the craving for vendetta laws, laws that advocate an eye for an eye.

Students and other concerned citizens shared it rapidly on the Internet, making it an instant hit.

Eighty-one-year old Justice MS Liberhan (retd) speaks to Outlook on aspects of the Ayodhya dispute in general, and the demolition of Babri Masjid in specific.

Dr Faizan Mustafa, the Vice-Chancellor of NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, explains the legal intricacies of the Centre's move.

It’s the tragedy of human history, as we made a new deal with nature and moved toward agriculture some 10,000 years ago. Wake up to the nutrition synergy of diverse foods 


A little-known second time MP from Rajasthan, Om Birla, has been chosen as the speaker of the lower house.

The BJP’s vote share has also gone up from 55.6% in 2014 to 58.5% in Rajasthan this time.