Try The Fish, Sam!
Insulin, Inheritance Tax, eating fish...such frivolous issues are grabbing headlines in this vision-less election. But Outlook's reporters, who are travelling across the country, will continue to bring you stories on unemployment, health, education, corruption, violence against women and issues that matter the most to voters, in this edition.
Deconstructing The Muslim Question In India
In the time of polarisation politics and othering, how to respond to the banality of hate?
Voters’ Cold Wave In Bihar In These Elections
Heat wave, voter apathy and cyclic migration are blamed for the poor voter turnout in Bihar. Political parties are clueless about what impact will it have on election results
Gangsta Rap: Pappu Yadav In Bihar
Did an independent candidacy elevate Pappu Yadav’s stature? Voices from the ground say so
Karnataka Lok Sabha Elections: Hubbali On The Boil As BJP Minister Eyes 5th Term
Karnataka’s Hubballi has been the BJP’s ‘gateway to the south’ and remains a hotbed for communal polarisation, as the twin cities of Hubballi-Dharwad head to Lok Sabha polls on May 7
A Vote For Water In South Karnataka
Parched farmers will decide who will win in the Mysuru and Mandya regions of Karnataka
In Adivasi Hamlets Of Maharashtra's Raigad, People Claim Rights Over Jungle and Jameen
The Katkari community in Raigad district has been facing issues like cyclic migration, no rights over forest land, and a dearth of basic facilities. But these concerns don’t find mention in the high-pitched political debates
Assam, Anti-Muslim Rhetoric And The Master Strategist
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma enjoys popularity both as an administrator and a politician despite his relentless anti-Muslim rhetoric
Under 'Gujarat Model' Of Development, Muslim Ghettos Remain Neglected
Muslim ghettos in Ahmedabad are dilapidated and neglected
In Varanasi, Politics And Pilgrimage Go Hand In Hand
Two-time MP from Varanasi, Narendra Modi, is sculpting the eternal city in his image
In Rajasthan, Taps And Hope Run Dry
Peaking water scarcity and pervasive groundwater contamination have increased migration from many districts of Rajasthan.
Lok Sabha Elections In Gadchiroli: Gashes In The Red Sand
Residents of the tribal district of Gadchiroli resist development models that destroy the environment
Anantnag-Rajouri Lok Sabha Seat: A Tense Battle On The Anvil
The newly carved-out constituency of Anantnag-Rajouri is set to witness a very close contest
Kerala And The Left Side Story
Personal attacks, lower voter turnout and the BJP’s determined campaigning: how has Kerala voted this time?
Student Protests In Major Universities Shaking US Amid Israel's Raging War On Gaza
Students protesting in American universities are asking the US government to rethink its policy towards Israel
Delhi Diary
As the act of washing dirty linen in public gets negated, the washing machine has instead been put to use to wash the person clean (of his/her dirty attire) for the ballot box