Amid LPG, LNG crisis, traditional craftsmen are out of work, industries say it will take them six to eight months to recover losses incurred in March alone
Swati Subhedar
About The Author
Swati Subhedar is Senior Associate Editor at Outlook. An alumna of Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication, she has worked with several newspapers and online portals in her more than a decade-long career. She enjoys editing and writing human-interest stories.
About The Author
Swati Subhedar is Senior Associate Editor at Outlook. An alumna of Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication, she has worked with several newspapers and online portals in her more than a decade-long career. She enjoys editing and writing human-interest stories.
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BY Swati Subhedar 14 November 2025
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BY Swati Subhedar 8 November 2025
Between 2005 and 2025, around 133.88 million people in Bihar were affected by floods. Despite this, both the NDA and the Mahagathbandhan fail to present a credible plan for flood management in their manifestos. The term climate change is not even mentioned anywhere.
BY Swati Subhedar 6 November 2025
In the 2020 Assembly elections, Asaduddin Owaisi’s AIMIM’s surprise victories in five seats in Seemanchal led to the BJP-led NDA having an upper hand in the region and the state. This election, the border region, having a big chunk of the state’s 17.7 per cent Muslim population, is a ballot battle to watch out for.
BY Swati Subhedar 5 November 2025
With 14.01 lakh first-time voters—average 5,765 first-time voters per 243 Assembly constituencies—and those between 18 and 29 constituting 24 per cent of the total voters, youths are emerging as a major factor capable of tilting seats
BY Swati Subhedar 3 November 2025
An art salon titled ‘Ten Nights by a Lost River’ explores the theme of power with the help of 18 theatrical installations placed/performed inside the majestic Kangra Fort in Himachal Pradesh
BY Swati Subhedar 18 October 2025
Ishrat Akther put her small village—Bangdara in Baramulla—on the international map. However, despite the stellar achievements, the lack of sponsors is a roadblock that she has to constantly navigate.
BY Swati Subhedar 28 September 2025
This story is not about Banaras, or the ghaats and chaat, it’s about Dhanushdhari, an ordinary man with child-like enthusiasm and a charming smile.
BY Swati Subhedar 21 September 2025
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