COVER STORY
“You should have realised that You are also one among the sultans,” Sheila Dikshit has hit back at Jairam Ramesh for his 'Sultanate' remark
Outlook Magazine - 4 June 2018
India's Top Professional Colleges 2018
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India has some world-class fashion institutes and a rapidly growing industry
A little Jayasi Ramayan can be carved out of Padmavat, writer-scholar Purushottam Agrawal tells Outlook in an exclusive interview.
History alchemised by poetry, the Sufi entwined with the sensuous. Inside Malik Muhammad Jayasi's 'Padmavat'.
PETA's unique gift to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle; the richest temple in the world; a 'test' of a bride's virginity; Read all the juicy gossips here..
For now, the deal is between two parties. The spirit of accord, though, may widen.
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IIT Bombay tops the charts
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India has some world-class fashion institutes and a rapidly growing industry
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Symbiotic ties between coaches and colleges create new nurseries of sports
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A little Jayasi Ramayan can be carved out of Padmavat, writer-scholar Purushottam Agrawal tells Outlook in an exclusive interview.
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History alchemised by poetry, the Sufi entwined with the sensuous. Inside Malik Muhammad Jayasi's 'Padmavat'.
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PETA's unique gift to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle; the richest temple in the world; a 'test' of a bride's virginity; Read all the juicy gossips here..
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For now, the deal is between two parties. The spirit of accord, though, may widen.
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The battle against BJP brings Jats, Dalits and Muslims together in western UP
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Nepal’s communist parties unite for greater stability
OTHER STORIES
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Epidemic alert as Nipah virus hits Kerala and a nurse is martyred in the line of duty
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Roth picked out the pathologies of Jewishsness and American malehood
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The big online education platforms spur exploration, other initiatives benefit thousands with academic rigour
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An immersion into classical music helps a vocalist face up to the most obdurate of modern maladies
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UGC chairman D.P Singh tells Outlook why most youths aren't job-ready, and what steps has the statutory body taken to improve the quality of higher education.
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Gamification can make learning fun, only that assessments must accompany it
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There’s a growing number of students migrating from the Valley to get an education and make a career
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IITs are facing a slide in quality. That shouldn’t give private colleges an edge.
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Bureaucrat-dancers and banker-vocalists: India has no lack of professionals who find time to soar high in the classical performing arts
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With one million paid subscriptions already, Byju Raveendran’s app encourages the self-learning habit
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A job that requires you to taste 500–600 cups of tea a day for a handsome remuneration—doesn’t it sound idyllic? But to become a tea sommelier, you’ll need to do a properly accredited course at a university or institute. In this package, we look at 10 of the wackiest courses offered by educational institutions in India, from certificates in puppetry (no masters there, sadly) to doctorates in food flavouring—and what doors they could open for you.
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Stay alert and abreast of the changes in education and the reward will follow
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The process of ranking the country's best professional colleges by Outlook in partnership with Drshti Strategic Research Services.
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The top 5 from 2017 retain their ranks
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Department Of Architecture & Planning Roorkie finds a place at rank 2
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NIFT Mumbai jumps a spot
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NSLU retains its first position
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TISS (Tata Institute of Social Sciences) Mumbai gets the top spot
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Institute of Hotel Management, Catering & Nutrition, Pusa tops the charts
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Top 10 colleges from 2017 retain their ranks this year too
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All India Institute Of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) retains its top spot
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An objective analysis on which college score well in which department
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Engineering colleges are brown with rust, medical seats are fiercely fought and unusual fields rise through the ranks. All these frame our rankings this year.
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The official policy this year was simple: taking ‘India’ to Cannes. Not just Bollywood. The idea was to make India the story, writes actress and a member of the Central Board of Film Certification Vani Tripathi.
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The Indian need for a king conflated the benevolent Hobbesian monarch with the need to overthrow British rule, while drawing much from colonialism
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A regular column on the essential buzz
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<em>The Telegraph’</em>s campy, witty headings fling the choicest barbs
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A minor raped in 2016 is left with a baby and a long wait for justice
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An eyewitness account of Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination
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Post-results drama brings former PM Deve Gowda back into national reckoning ahead of the 2019 polls
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Raj Bhavan did err, not entirely. But then this wasn’t a first.
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Actors, who are afraid to make a fool of themselves will never be good actors, film industry veteran Naseeruddin Shah tells Outlook in an exclusive interview.
