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AP Photo/Osamah Abdulrahman : Houthi supporters anti-Israel/ anti-US chants in Yemen

Israel Attacks Yemen For The Second Time In A Week

BY Outlook News Desk

Indian Postal Services

Culture & Society

From PIN Codes To Precision: India's Next Big Leap In Addressing

BY Bijayani Mishra

Harper Collins Publishers India : Book Cover

Book Review: The Early Classics Series

BY Vineetha Mokkil

Rajkamal Prakashan website : Book Cover Chakka Jam

Railways, Revolution And Rustic Charm

BY Shillpi A Singh

AP : Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Why Is Israel’s Prime Minister Addressing Iranians Directly?

Photo by Michael Steele/Getty Images : AHMEDABAD, INDIA - FEBRUARY 12: India supporters try to get the attention of the England players next to the tunnel during the 3rd ODI match between India and England at Narendra Modi Stadium on February 12, 2025 in Ahmedabad, India.

Reel-ing Them In: Cricket In The Age Of Social Media

Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images : NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND - JULY 11: Former Indian cricketer and Star Sports commentator Kapil Dev ahead of day three of 1st Investec Test match between England and India at Trent Bridge on July 11, 2014 in Nottingham, England.

What After Cricket?

BY Gaurav Thakur

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Source: X : All in the Same Frame: Indian Premier League 2025 captains with the trophy in Mumbai

Indian Premier League: Beyond Cricket

BY Bhuvan Gupta

by Manoj Patil/Hindustan Times via Getty Images : MUMBAI, INDIA - APRIL 2: Sachin Tendulkar of India waves the Indian flag after they won the final of 2011 ICC World Cup beating Sri Lanka by 6 wickets to become the World Champions at Wankhede stadium in Mumbai, India on April 2, 2011.

The Good, The Bad And The Ugly: Ranking The Retirements Of Indian Cricket’s Stalwarts

BY Tatsam Mukherjee

punjabrajbhavan.gov.in : Punjab governor Surendra Nath was killed in 1994 in a plane crash

Ghosts Of Disasters Past: The 1994 Punjab Crash That Killed A Governor

BY Ashwani Sharma

File Photo : Air India Express Plane Crash

Ahmedabad Plane Crash: What Leads To Plane Crashes Like What Gujarat Saw On June 12

BY Ronald Tuhin D'Rozario

Saurabh Sirohiya/NurPhoto via Getty Images : An Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, with 232 passengers and 10 crew members and pilots on board, crashes shortly after taking off from Ahmedabad airport. This incident is one of the worst aviation tragedies in India, and the aircraft is en route to London. The plane goes down in the Meghani area, creating a dark plume of smoke that is visible for kilometers. Other victims include doctors and medical students from a medical college in Ahmedabad, India, where the crash occurs on Thursday afternoon, June 12, 2025

Ahmedabad Plane Crash: The First Responders Were Auto Drivers, Shop Keepers, Slum Dwellers

BY Swati Subhedar

Illustration: Champak Bhattacharjee : 241 people out of 242 who were onboard the Air India plane that crashed have died

Gujarat Plane Crash: These Buildings Stand Witness To Trauma And Tragedy

BY Swati Subhedar

| Photo: Getty Images : Flashpoint: A memorable moment of the Indo-Pak cricketing rivalry saga. During the 1992 World Cup at Sydney, Pakistan batsman
Javed Miandad mockingly jumped up and down like a kangaroo, imitating Indian wicketkeeper Kiran More’s moves

Beyond The Boundary: Where India And Pakistan Are On The Same Page

BY Arijit Ghosh

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| Photo: Getty Images : Strike a Pose: Shubman Gill at the ICC World Test Championship at the Oval on June 4, 2023, in London

Indian Test Cricket 2.0: The Shubman Gill Era

BY Jagdish Yadav

Shutterstock : In India, cricket brings people together but caste decided who gets to go further

Elite Bench, Marginalised Talent: Casteism In Indian Cricket

BY Pragya Singh

Getty Images : English novelist Frederick Forsyth

Frederick Forsyth: RIP The Gentleman Spy Who Redefined Thrillers And Won India’s Heart

BY Ronald Tuhin D'Rozario

| Source: Nagaland Cricket Association : Despite the Odds: Young players practicing on a ground in Nagaland

The Tailenders: Chasing Cricket In India's Forgotten Frontier

BY Sangmuan Hangsing

| Photo: Patrick Eagar : Turning Point: K Srikkanth drives Andy Roberts in the final of the World Cup against West Indies at the Lord’s Cricket Ground on June 25, 1983

The Incredible, Shrinking Game

BY Mukul Kesavan

Outlook India : Previous Outlook India Magazine covers

Caste Never Went Away: Violence, Humiliation and Resistance Still Shape Our Lives

BY Outlook News Desk

| - : Ankamma, the mother of nine-year-old Venkatesh, at his burial site in Tamil Nadu

Death Of Nine-Year-Old Dalit Boy Exposes The Dark Underbelly Of Duck Rearing And Bonded Labour In Andhra

BY Swati Subhedar

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No TV, Just Heart: Reliving India’s 1983 Cricket World Cup Win

BY Satish Padmanabhan

illustration by Saahil : From Kapil to Kohli, from Doordarshan to Disney+, the journey of Indian cricket has been both epic and intimate

How Media Transformed India From A Cricketing Backwater To A Global Powerhouse

BY Suresh Menon

| Photo: Getty Images : The Big Win: Crowd cheering for Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma after India beat South Africa in the T20 World Cup finals in 2024

King Kohli And Hitman Sharma: The Legacy Of India’s Test Titans

| Photo: Getty Images : Destiny’s Child: Vaibhav plays a shot at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on April 24, 2025, in Bengaluru

About A Boy: How Vaibhav Suryavanshi Became An Overnight Cricket Sensation

BY Md Asghar Khan

Cover Artwork by Saahil : Outlook Magazine’s June 21, 2025 issue, Innings/Outings, which captures a turning point in Indian cricket —from retiring legends to small-town stars reshaping the game’s power map.

Innings/Outings: From Retiring Legends To Small-Town Stars, Indian Cricket’s Power Map Is Being Redrawn

BY Aranya Mukerji

Salvatore Cavalli: AP : On Monday, Israeli naval commandos surrounded the 18-metre boat Madleen in international waters 160 kilometres off Gaza. Videos livestreamed only minutes earlier showed volunteers in orange life jackets as speedboats, flood-lights and shouted orders cut through the dark

All Eyes on Deck: Israeli Navy Intercepts Freedom Flotilla, Blocks Aid Mission to Gaza

BY Aranya Mukerji

Illustration: Vikas Thakur

Poetry |Gandhi In Court

BY Banu Mushtaq

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Interview|Bestselling Author Isabel Allende on Feminist Heroines, Exile, and Magical Realism

BY Vineetha Mokkil

PTI : Vande Bharat train service begins in J-K

Heavy Security Marks Opening Of First Srinagar-Katra Train Service In Kashmir

BY Ishfaq Naseem

AP :
The Bengaluru stadium stampede that killed 11 exposes the deadly convergence of crowd psychology, state failure, caste-coded fandom, and the violent spectacle of cricket in a country where identity and sport collapse into each other.

Finding the Individual in the Crowd of Indian Cricket: From Stampedes to Caste Dynamics

BY Aranya Padil

IMDB : A couple of Bollywood films warrant a re-reading—not just as post-9/11 cultural artefacts, but as cinematic fault lines where Muslim subjectivity contends with a world that demands either total assimilation or annihilation.

Pahalgam: The Cinematic Silence Of Moral Ambiguities

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