‘Syriza’ s Act Is A Historic Revolt Against Austerity’
Economist Prabhat Patnaik speaks about the confrontation between globalised capital and democracy.
Saffron Is The New Black?
In bad news season, the BJP is left to wonder on how it all unravelled so soon
Stradivarius Takes The Harbour Line
The NCPA’s outreach aims to change its elitist image, find new audiences
A Safe Place To Go Mad
Living with a mental illness when the quality of care is so poor means you become an expert, so why not put that knowledge to good use?
‘You Are Likely To Find Yourself In A Colonial-Era Asylum’
Vikram Patel, professor of international mental health, on the dark side of mental institutions.
We Are Way Off Basa
Indians intrinsically don’t like the strong fishy taste. So to satisfy our elitist self about fine dining on fish we are consuming the tasteless basa.
Paradox Regained: Killing The Peace
The unrelenting tyranny of an unaccountable police force pushes Kashmiri youth back to a brink far more radical than ever before
‘You Don’t Need A Chanakyapuri In Srinagar’
Former Research & Analysis Wing chief Amarjit Singh Dulat on the missed opportunities in Kashmir and India-Pakistan relations.
Scaly Tales: It Was Said To Swim
An ‘unfishy’ Basa is taking over in the country’s menus. Why do our chefs love this staid blob?
Why I Love To Hate Outlook
Your space is precious; it should be used for more positive, more enlightening and more uplifting issues.
Firaq Sahib’s Exchange
Firaq Gorakhpuri wasn’t just a great poet. He was a non-conformist, a man of many parts. Though welcome, this biography, in its empty accusations, does him injustice.
Papanasam
At times, you wish it could hurry up and come to the point quickly but in the end it all adds up well.
Tehran Diary
Tehran holds a mirror for New Delhi to emulate its Swachh Iran reality: no garbage, no beggars, no stray animals on the streets.