COVER STORY
Voices From Prison: Hope Remains A Stubborn Thing Even In Captivity, Says Umar Khalid
“The Operative Word in Mainstream Media’s Discourse For Me is No More ‘Anti-National’; it’s ‘Terrorist’”
Outlook Magazine - Thou Shalt Not Dissent - 01 February 2026 Issue
Voices From Prison: Life After Jail Is Tough, But Surveillance, Harassment Continue, Says Sudha Bharadwaj
I am enormously relieved that the separation from my only daughter, Maaysha, has ended. We can speak to each other every day.
Voices From PrisonVoices From Prison: Bail Is Little Solace As I Lost My Life Anyway, Says Anand Teltumbde
We became victims of two things—unjust investigation and a media trial that was used as a weapon. The Media Trial was Deeply Painful.
Voices From Prison: My Detention And Incarceration Were Preordained By Prejudice, Says Sidhique Kappan
The jail—and the treatment meted out to the accused—felt as though it belonged to another age, one in which the rule of law did not exist.
Voices From Prison: What Happened In Bhima Koregaon Could Happen To You
The Bhima Koregaon case is not only about those who were imprisoned. It is also about the fate of democracy itself
Voices From Prison: Life After Jail Is Tough, But Surveillance, Harassment Continue, Says Sudha Bharadwaj
I am enormously relieved that the separation from my only daughter, Maaysha, has ended. We can speak to each other every day.
- Voices From Prison
Voices From Prison: Bail Is Little Solace As I Lost My Life Anyway, Says Anand Teltumbde
We became victims of two things—unjust investigation and a media trial that was used as a weapon. The Media Trial was Deeply Painful.
Voices From Prison: My Detention And Incarceration Were Preordained By Prejudice, Says Sidhique Kappan
The jail—and the treatment meted out to the accused—felt as though it belonged to another age, one in which the rule of law did not exist.
Voices From Prison: What Happened In Bhima Koregaon Could Happen To You
The Bhima Koregaon case is not only about those who were imprisoned. It is also about the fate of democracy itself