Snehal is a journalist drawn to international affairs, global trade, and the human stories behind conflict. She is interested in how major geopolitical shifts ripple into everyday lives.
Jharkhand Protest LIVE: Jharkhand BJP calls for a statewide bandh after police used water cannons, tear gas and lathicharge on JPSC-JSSC aspirants marching towards the Assembly in Ranchi.
A new NCAER study says prohibition has failed to curb crimes against women and is costing Bihar significant revenue. But rolling it back could upset Nitish Kumar and create a political headache for the NDA.
The AAP government’s humanitarian appeal for Beant Singh assassination convict Jagtar Singh Hawara comes months after it opposed his parole, raising questions over the political calculus ahead of the 2027 Punjab polls.
Trump’s latest executive orders target birth tourism and narrow categories of foreign nationals, but Indian H-1B and L-1 workers remain largely unaffected—for now.
A comment made during a protest over the Cauvery dispute has led to an FIR, detention, and a fierce political battle. Here's what Udhayanidhi Stalin allegedly said, why it is controversial, and how actor Trisha became the centre of the row.
"These students were going to save lives. Now, there is no one left to save them." As anger over repeated paper leaks and reported student suicides grows, Outlook spoke to the students, parents and lawyers who took to Pune's streets demanding accountability
The US has imposed a 10% tariff on Indian imports under Section 301 over forced-labour concerns. Here's why India was targeted, which sectors could be affected, and what it means for the India-US trade deal.
CJP Protest in Delhi LIVE: As the student protest continues, CJP saw thousands of protesters had already gathered at the Jantar Mantar on Wednesday morning. Meanwhile, the centre continues to beef up security in the capital to tackle the agitation.
CJP Protest in Delhi: The Lok Sabha has been adjourned for the day. While CJP representatives met with BJP President JP Nadda to submit their demands, Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not address the ongoing protests in his opening remarks for the session.
A look back at the hunger strikes—from Gandhi and Bhagat Singh to Anna Hazare and Irom Sharmila—that reshaped India's politics, society and public discourse.
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