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File Photo : Wordplay, Patriarchy, and Operation Sindoor

Wordplay, Patriarchy, and Operation Sindoor

BY Saumya Baijal

| Photo: AP/K.M. Chaudary : India Pakistan Border Tension 2025

Operation Sindoor: Scoring Propaganda Points

AP Photo/M.D. Mughal : Army soldiers inspect a building damaged by a suspected Indian missile attack near Muzaffarabad, PoK

Operation Sindoor: The Terror Camps in Pakistan and PoK That India Hit

BY Outlook News Desk

PTI : Rafale Jet

Operation Sindoor: Why India Chose Storm Shadow, HAMMER For Targeted Strikes

BY Outlook News Desk

Yasir Iqbal for Outlook India : Aircraft shot down in Srinagar area

Aircraft Wreckage In Srinagar Area Leaves Residents Terrified

BY Ishfaq Naseem

Photo: X/@IAF_MCC : Rafale Jets

India’s High-Cost Rafale Jets Bring Game-Changing Air Power in Pakistan Strikes

BY Outlook Business Team

| Photo: AP/M.D. Mughal : Operation Sindoor

Markets Sway After India’s Operation Sindoor Targets Terror Camps in Pakistan, PoK

BY Outlook News Desk

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| Photo: PTI : Security increased in Jammu and Kashmir

Operation Sindoor: Pakistan Promises Action

| Photo: Getty Images : In response to the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22, 2025, which tragically resulted in the deaths of 26 civilians, the ASEAN region witnessed a range of responses

Pahalgam Terror Attack: How ASEAN Responded

BY Gurjit Singh

AP : Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Israel’s Unending War In Gaza

| Photo: Getty Images : View of members of the American R&B, Disco, & Funk group Kool & the Gang during a video shoot (for their song 'Hi de Ho, Hi de Hi') on the platform at the Roosevelt Avenue and Main Street subway station in Queens, New York, New York,

Art & Entertainment

At Last, The Met Gala Bows to Black Style

Getty : Protest against the Waqf Amendment Bill on March 7, 2025 in Lucknow, India.

The Politics Around Waqf In UP And The Muslim Vote Bank

BY Faisal Fareed

Getty Images : Protest Over Harassment Faced By Kashmiri Students

Culture & Society

How Sikhs Bridged a Communal Gap After Pahalgam

BY Bupinder Singh Bali

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'The Other Mohan' by Amrita Shah: A Tale of History and Memory

BY Parsa Venkateshwar Rao Jr

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Valley Of Death | Poem

BY Laksmisree Banerjee

Illustration: Saahil

Culture & Society

Creativity Curtailed in Kerala?

BY Shahina K. K.

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'Tripping Down the Ganga' by Siddharth Kapila: Discovering an Awakening

Illustration: Saahil

How Right-Wing Media and Social Platforms Are Waging War on India’s Liberal Voices

BY Snigdhendu Bhattacharya

| Photo: AP : Alarming Deterioration Of Press Freedom Marks Trump's Second Term As President

World Press Freedom Day | Trump's Second Term Marked by Assault on Media

BY Danita Yadav

File Photo : Mukesh Chandrakar allegedly murdered for exposing corruption in a road development project

Press Freedom in India: Unofficial State of Emergency, Says RSF

BY Outlook News Desk

Publisher: Bloomsbury India : Girls Who Stray Book Cover

'Girls Who Stray' by Anisha Lalvani: Through a Glass Darkly

BY Vineetha Mokkil

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Speaking Tiger : Book Cover of The Phatom's Howl by Arundhati Nath

'The Phantom’s Howl': Exploring the Bengali's Love of the Paranormal

Yawar Nazir/Getty Images : SRINAGAR, KASHMIR- NOVEMBER 22: A Kashmiri Muslim man scatters flowers on the grave as he pays homage to Robert Thorpe, on his 145th death anniversary at a Christian cemetery on November 22, 2013 Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian administered Kashmir, India. Robert Thorpes father Colonel E Thorpe married a Kashmiri woman in 1833. In 1865, a young Robert visited Kashmir and wrote extensively about the miserable plight of Kashmiri Muslims under the autocratic Dogra rule in publications like Friends of India. His posthumously-published book, 'Cashmere Misgovernment' is one of the "most authentic account of unpaid forced-labour Kashmir people were subjected to under the autocratic rule and other forms of mistreatment," according to one Kashmiri historian. Although deported from Kashmir by a rattled Dogra administration, Thorpe covertly returned to Kashmir but was found dead on a hill under mysterious conditions.

Culture & Society

Silent Stones, Speaking Souls: Kashmir’s Christian Legacy at Sheikh Bagh Cemetery

BY Shereen Naman

Photo: Manpreet Romana : Collatral Damage: A house next to the house of a suspected militant was damaged during a demolition drive in Murran, Pulwama

Inside Kashmir Crackdown: Demolished Homes, Mass Detentions

BY Ishfaq Naseem

EXODUS-The News: Artwork by Naushad Gayoor

Coffins Don’t Permit Debates | Reflection in the Wake of Pahalgam

BY Huzaifa Pandit

| Photo: Getty Images : The Silence: The market at Lal Chowk in Srinagar remained shut after the Pahalgam terror attack

Pahalgam Terror Attack | How Kashmir's Reaction Marked a Shift

BY Toufiq Rashid

| Photo: Yasir Iqbal, Manpreet Romana : Pahalgam Terrorist Attack

Anatomy Of An Attack | Aftermath of the Pahalgam Attack in Photos

BY Manpreet Romana

| Photo: AP : In Solidarity: Kashmiri boatmen hold placards to condemn the Pahalgam terror attack in Dal Lake, Srinagar

Pahalgam Attack: Striking at Kashmir's Livelihood

BY Toibah Kirmani

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| Photo: Sandipan Chatterjee for Outlook India : Security heightended in West Bengal's Murshidabad

The Anti-Waqf Law Violence in Bengal’s Murshidabad: How It Unfolded

BY Snigdhendu Bhattacharya

| Photo: Getty Images : The Long Wait ”How must we reflect on this abomination of killing Hindus in Kashmir?”

Pahalagam Terror Attack: Will Kashmir Ever Be the Same Again?

BY Siddhartha Gigoo

| Photo: AP : In Solidarity: People gather for a candle march in Srinagar

Pahalgam Terror Attack: The Nation Should Stand in Solidarity With Kashmiris

BY Anuradha Bhasin

| Photo: PTI : Too Close for Comfort: Border Security Force soldiers and Pakistani Rangers stand guard at Attari-Wagah border

India And Pakistan On The Brink Again After Pahalgam Attack

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