Watch the CM candidate's full interview with Outlook's Managing Editor Satish Padmanabhan to know more.
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Prashant Kishore’s Jan Suraaj shuns both the communal line of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as well as the socialist agenda of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and focuses on a few key areas like education, health and development.
About halfway into Paul Thomas Anderson's film, you keep waiting for the political message to hit you hard. But what you get is incoherent blotches of this and that on the screen.
A secluded village in the heart of picturesque Ladakh, Alchi, is a little hesitant to show up before strangers. But, once discovered, offers a tranquil journey into its monastery and ancient petroglyphs, and encounters with kind, hospitable locals.
In an email exchange with Saikat Majumdar, Ashoka University professor and former faculty at Stanford, Satish Padmanabhan of Outlook raised a few questions.
Cricket is more than a sport in India; it is a transistor-tuned journey into India's wins, childhood and nostalgia
What do people straining at the leash for war with Pakistan really want? What do they envisage an Indian victory over Pakistan to be like?
Nothing has taken hold of the lives of adolescents like the internet, and in particular, the smartphone
All the instances in director Rajat Kapoor's and actor Vinay Pathak’s play—the stormy night scene, the father’s plea to his daughter, the brother complex—are from King Lear, only rendered differently
With ‘Jatt ki Jet, Gujjar The Great’ written on the windshields, and Vodka on the fuel-tank lid, we can’t be expected to be idling the engine.
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