Apr 11, 2022 The best horror films play on our minds rather than make us jump out of our seats. Here is a sampling, most of which are available on YouTube and OTT platforms.
Apr 06, 2022 Hindi horror movies of the ’80s were meant to titillate. Anyone scared in the process was purely incidental.
Mar 25, 2022 Everyone who had a house would be talking about quality family time. We would be gushing about blue skies and birdcall and fresh breeze. Those who didn’t were walking. Walking to bus terminals and railway stations, to go to Motihari and Muzaffarnagar and Mayurbhanj.
Mar 11, 2022 Journeying through Uttar Pradesh in poll season and trying to make sense of the sounds and sights
Mar 03, 2022 Speaking to media including Outlook in Varanasi amid ongoing UP Assembly Elections, BSP supremo Mayawati said that BSP did not copy others and added that other parties like SP are now copying her style.
Dec 29, 2021 The internet has certainly liberated news. But it negates the training of a correspondent, the endless discussion in news meetings, the polishing of copy and fact-checking by the desk.
Sep 29, 2021 From food to ambience, southern Goa's pristine beaches are not only romantic but exotic in all aspects.
Sep 08, 2021 In a deft inversion, Tarantino turns Once Upon A Time In Hollywood into a novel. Overlaying the two, we get insights on film-making, his pet themes and glory in his immersion into the late ’60s.
Jul 23, 2021 What a spectacle it used to be, those big men, or even mousy men swaggering to be hunks, their saffron robes flowing about them, their unkempt hair tied with Om-printed bandanas, with chillums in their palms, with a vow that they would bathe only in the Ganges.
Jul 23, 2021 What a spectacle it used to be, those big men, or even mousy men swaggering to be hunks, their saffron robes flowing about them, their unkempt hair tied with Om-printed bandanas, with chillums in their palms, with a vow that they would bathe only in the Ganges.
Jul 13, 2021 Here’s a toolkit to restore Britain’s place in the world as a melting pot of multiculturism
Oct 09, 2020 Former I&B minister Manish Tewari talks about how TRP numbers have always been suspect in India, if fraud or cheating is established, the top CEOs and anchors of TV channels can be arrested, and much more.
Aug 09, 2020 Former Deputy Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen Subrata Saha (Retd) tells Outlook that the Defence Ministry's decision to ban the import of 101 items will give a boost to the private sector.
Jul 15, 2020 Historian and war books author Srinath Raghavan says if there is any lesson to be learnt from 1962, it is never to assume that war is not an option.
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Jun 30, 2020 Soon after Chinese video app TikTok was banned in India, a similar homegrown app Chingari saw a sudden rush of users, with 1 lakh downloads in just one hour. Outlook speaks to the co-founder of Chingari, Sumit Ghosh, about his plans.
Jun 26, 2020 Nandita Das says HUL's move to rename its 'fairness cream' is a step in the right direction, but the fact that there's a market for such products reflects people's obsession with fair skin.
Jun 05, 2020 
May 22, 2020 Here’s some truly infectious words and phrases to live by in these troubled times.
Dec 18, 2019 'I think it’s the slum you see from the Akshardham flyover.'
Dec 04, 2019 
Nov 21, 2019 K.R. Vancheeswaran is the president of Wayanad Tourism Organisation. Not just paddy, coffee and spices, the 57-year-old farmer is aggressively exploring the potential of ecotourism
Nov 21, 2019 K.R. Vancheeswaran is the president of Wayanad Tourism Organisation. Not just paddy, coffee and spices, the 57-year-old farmer is aggressively exploring the potential of ecotourism
Oct 10, 2019 
Jul 17, 2019 Author Amish Tripathi talks about his new book, Raavan, the third in his Ramachandra series, after Ram and Sita.