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PTI : Protest against Anjel Chakma's Killing

Belonging Without Shelter: What Karbi Anglong And Anjel Chakma’s Death Reveal About The Northeast

BY Sangmuan Hangsing

Vikram Sharma : Amitava Kumar

Culture & Society

“You Are Not A Writer If You don’t Carry A Notebook”

BY Chinki Sinha

Source: IMAGO / NurPhoto : App based food delivery persons from Zomato and Swiggy delivering food in Kolkata, India

Consumers, Riders Say ‘Ban 10-Minute Delivery’ As Gig Workers Go On Strike

BY Anwiti Singh

IMAGO / ANI News : Chief Minister Omar Abdullah

Power Promise Unmet: J&K Grapples With Outages as Omar Faces Opposition Flak

BY Ishfaq Naseem

Photo: Naveen Kishore

Outlook Anniversary Issue: Notes From An imaginary Notebook

BY Naveen Kishore

| Courtesy: Gallery ske : At Rest Untitled artwork from Sudarshan Shetty’s Paper Moon series

Outlook Anniversary Issue: Our Unseen Sanctuary, Finding Calm Within Chaos

Taking Phones Away Is Easy, Teaching Kids To Read The World Isn't

Taking Phones Away Is Easy, Teaching Kids To Read The World Isn't

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IMAGO / ZUMA Press Wire : Begum Zia presided over a government in the early 1990s that would shape the country’s next three decades.

Bangladesh’s Beacon Of Hope Leaves, But Her Legacy Lives On

BY A K M Wahiduzzaman

IMAGO / NurPhoto : The Politics of Defining Terrorism And Why It Matters

The Politics of Defining Terrorism And Why It Matters

BY Abdullah M. Abu Shawesh

Artwork installation: Sudarshan Shetty

Elsewhere: How Imagined Worlds Become Sites Of Resistance, Memory And Hope

BY Chinki Sinha

| Courtesy: Champatree Art Gallery : The Silent Landscape Artwork by Abhijit Saikia

Beyond Plot: Why Great Reading And Great Fiction Begins With How And Where

BY Sundar Sarukkai

| Photo: Aradhana Seth : Lovers. Across the Seas

Outlook Anniversary Issue: The Seduction Of Elsewhere

BY Arundhathi Subramaniam

Stills from the latest film, A Breath Held Long, By Sudarshan Shetty : He walked in the rain with an excuse of a lost umbrella that he once borrowed from his mother as the raindrops poured down his cheeks like exaggerated salty sorrow that slowly pooled in his pockets submerging the cashless leather wallet that made him happy to imagine he was losing a lifetime of fortune to a grand deluge

Outlook Anniversary Issue: Holding Breath In A City That Never Pauses

BY Sudarshan Shetty

Shreekumar Menon/Facebook : The BEST bus accident in Bhandup claimed four lives and left dozens injured.

Bhandup BEST Bus Accident Kills Four, Raises Questions on Road Safety

BY Priyanka Tupe

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IMAGO / ZUMA Press Wire : Khaleda Zia: The End of a Political Legacy

Khaleda Zia: The End of a Political Legacy

BY Shahadat Shadhin

Artwork by Srishti Jha : A quiet made.

Culture & Society

Our Own Elsewheres

BY Outlook News Desk

Outlook India

Outlook Year-Ender 2025: Biggest Voices Of Dissent From Journalists To Stand-Up Comedians

BY Jagisha Arora

Outlook India : In short, 2025 exposed the limits of personality-centric diplomacy and the need for sharper institutional assessment in a volatile world.

Outlook Year-Ender 2025: The Year In Foreign Policy

Shutterstock : Haryana, India December 9 2020: Sikh mans sit in a circle to shell peas for langar (community kitchen) preparation during Farmer protest.

Spiritual And Social Dimensions Of Seva In Sikhism

IMAGO / Anadolu Agency : Speaking of rage, meet Oxford’s word of the year – ‘rage bait’.

Outlook Year-Ender Words Of 2025: Understanding Clanker, Rage Bait, Brainflossing…

BY Anwiti Singh

Photo: Tribhuvan Tiwari : The opposition argues that unless the rules are made fully public and opened for wider debate, tribal interests cannot be considered protected. Reactions from tribal organisations are also far from uniform

Cabinet Approval Of PESA Rules In Jharkhand: A Political Milestone Shadowed By Constitutional Questions

BY Md Asghar Khan

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Special Arrangement : Gulammuhammad Sheikh's exhibition

Journeys Through Time and Memory: Inside Gulammohammed Sheikh’s 'Worlds Within Worlds'

BY N.K. Bhoopesh

Courtesy: @cpimspeak
: Demolished site in Fakir Colony

Kerala CM’s Intervention Exposes Karnataka’s ‘Bulldozer Evictions’; Congress On The Defensive

BY N.K. Bhoopesh

Shutterstock : Around 3,000 pure hand-woven shawls with a wide variety of colour palettes, striking designs, and a price range will be on display at the Ridge on the opening day of the Fest 2026.

Himachal’s Traditional Shawl Industry Eyes Entry Into Guinness World Records

BY Ashwani Sharma

IMAGO / ZUMA Press Wire : Kashmiri medical students hold placards as they take part in a protest led by the ruling National Conference leader and member of Indian Parliament Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi outside the chief minister s official residence in Srinagar, demanding fairness and rationality in Jammu and Kashmir s job reservation policy. Protesters allege that the reservation policy approved during the Central rule puts open merit students and job aspirants at a disadvantage as it reserves more than 60% of opportunities to reserved work placement categories.

Protesting Kashmiri Students Remain Unrelenting On Demand To Increase Open Merit Job Percentage

BY Ishfaq Naseem

Photo: PTI : Prayagraj: People from the Christian community during the Christmas midnight mass at St. Joseph's Cathedral, in Prayagraj, Wednesday night, Dec. 24, 2025. (PTI Photo)(PTI12_25_2025_000019B)

Christmas Optics And The Politics Of Silence: Unmasking Anti-Christian Violence

Imago/ANI : A male leopard has been captured in a cage set up by the Forest Department at maharashtra

Enemy Of The State? Leopard Sightings In Maharashtra, Decoded

BY Snehal Srivastava

Outlook 30th Anniversary Issue: Imagined Spaces As Resistance, Rememberance

BY Outlook News Desk

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CPI Mumbai : Communist Party of India (CPI)'s centenary celebration in Mumbai

Red Flags, Old Struggles: CPI Marks 100 Years in Mumbai

BY Outlook News Desk

Pracha is an unconventional lawyer, at a time when many may shy away from confrontation with the state, he appears to embrace it.

The Defiant Voice: Mehmood Pracha On The Unnao Case

The Eleventh Hour Cover

'The Eleventh Hour' Book Review: It Is Almost Ten-Thirty

BY Sudhirendar Sharma

At HIM MSME Fest 2026, Watch The Journey Of Silk

At HIM MSME Fest 2026, Watch The Journey Of Silk

BY Ashwani Sharma

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