COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 18 November 2019
Guru Nanak 550th Birth Anniversary
Haqqanis, Hafiz Saeed Were 'Darlings' Of The US For Decades, Says Pak FM Asif
Asif has said that Islamabad cannot be blamed for instability in Afghanistan as while the United States has applied a strategy for establishing peace there.
A Day After Yashwant Sinha's Attack, Son Jayant Sinha Comes In Govt's Defence, Says Policies For 'New India'
In his piece, Yashwant Sinha had said that he would be failing his 'national duty' if he did not speak out now.
'In The Long Run, We Are All Dead', Says BJP Leader Yashwant Sinha On Demonetisation
'Its (demonetisation) effects were yet to subside and GST served as a second blow,' he said.
In A Reconciliatory Move Akhilesh Meets Father Mulayam, Invites Him To SP Executive Meet
Mulayam and his brother Shivpal Yadav were not invited to the party's state executive meet held here on September 23.
Ryan Murder Case: HC Stays Arrest Of Three Ryan International Group Trustees
Ryan Pinto, and his parents had approached the High Court, seeking anticipatory bail in connection with the killing of class 2 student Pradhuman Thakur,
India Should Replace Its Arbitrariness With A National Law To Deal With Refugees
If there was a law that laid down the processes and procedures for verification of refugees and asylum seekers, the Rohingya issue could have been handled in a more effective manner
Proposed Metro Fare Hike 'Anti-People', Says Kejriwal
The fares were last revised in May. From the next month, fares will go up by a maximum of Rs 10.
Haqqanis, Hafiz Saeed Were 'Darlings' Of The US For Decades, Says Pak FM Asif
Asif has said that Islamabad cannot be blamed for instability in Afghanistan as while the United States has applied a strategy for establishing peace there.
A Day After Yashwant Sinha's Attack, Son Jayant Sinha Comes In Govt's Defence, Says Policies For 'New India'
In his piece, Yashwant Sinha had said that he would be failing his 'national duty' if he did not speak out now.
'In The Long Run, We Are All Dead', Says BJP Leader Yashwant Sinha On Demonetisation
'Its (demonetisation) effects were yet to subside and GST served as a second blow,' he said.
In A Reconciliatory Move Akhilesh Meets Father Mulayam, Invites Him To SP Executive Meet
Mulayam and his brother Shivpal Yadav were not invited to the party's state executive meet held here on September 23.
Ryan Murder Case: HC Stays Arrest Of Three Ryan International Group Trustees
Ryan Pinto, and his parents had approached the High Court, seeking anticipatory bail in connection with the killing of class 2 student Pradhuman Thakur,
India Should Replace Its Arbitrariness With A National Law To Deal With Refugees
If there was a law that laid down the processes and procedures for verification of refugees and asylum seekers, the Rohingya issue could have been handled in a more effective manner
Proposed Metro Fare Hike 'Anti-People', Says Kejriwal
The fares were last revised in May. From the next month, fares will go up by a maximum of Rs 10.
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
China Orders North Korean Companies Operating Within Country To Close Within 120 Days
China had earlier put an immediate ban on imports of North Korean textiles and a tighter cap on oil supplies from next year as part of efforts to implement UN sanctions.
Goa Court Frames Charges Against Former <em>Tehelka</em> Editor Tarun Tejpal In Rape Case
The trial in the case is scheduled to begin from Ocrober 21.
Terror Funding Case: NIA Summons Independent J&K MLA Sheikh Abdul Rashid For Questioning
Rashid, who has been called for questioning on October 3, is the first mainstream politician to be summoned by the National Investigation Agency in the case
If Yashwant Sinha Is Wrong, Then Prove It, Says Shiv Sena
The BJP's paid social media 'pracharaks' will not be able to prove Sinha wrong as he is a senior leader, the Sena said.
BHU Appoints Its First Woman Chief Proctor
Singh is also the first woman to ever hold the post of a chief proctor in the university's 101-year-old history.
IAF Training Jet Crashes In Hyderabad, Pilot Unhurt
A court of inquiry will ascertain the cause of the incident.
Kurdistan Votes For Freedom, And Takes West Asia Towards Ethnic Conflict
The Kurds number about 30 million in the four countries of Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Iran, and are perhaps the world’s largest ethnic group without a state of its own
Walking With Nanak
Stars speak about their lodestar—the Guru and his teachings
Sufism Prevails In Guru Nanak's Islam, No Place for Mullah Or Qazi
In spite of its limitations, Guru Nanak loved the Sufi way of life. Good deeds, truth and good actions were paths to God
Bhindranwale Distorted Guru Nanak's Teachings And Congress Encouraged Him: Mark Tully
Bhindranwale, who campaigned for the Congress in the 1980 general elections, was one of the many weaknesses of the Indira Gandhi government, writes ex-BBC journalist Mark Tully
Sikhs Of India - History Proves That They Are Distinct And Different From Others
Social factors played a key role in developing a Sikh socio-cultural identity. Even before Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the British visitors to India saw Sikhs as special
Road To Khalsa
Talk of a ‘pacifist’ Guru Nanak and ‘militant’ Gobind Singh oversimplifies Sikh history
The Kaur Of Patriarchy
Guru Nanak, ‘almighty’s bride’, battled patriarchy in the 15th century. But the older mindset found its way back.
How Khalistan Movement Scarred Punjab's Very Soul -- Wassan Singh Lives To Tell Horror Tales
Still an icon of sorts, Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale's ideology still attracts Punjabi youths. That's a worrying sign
Will Pakistan Ride Kartarpur To Revive Sinister Call For Khalistan?
Video on Sikh pilgrims visiting a Pakistani gurdwara with a poster of 'Khalistan 2020' written on it has irked India
Delay In Opening Jagannath Temple's Ratna Bhandar Sullying Naveen Patnaik's Transparency Mantra
Odisha chief minister Naveen Patnaik has spent Rs 22 lakh on an inquiry into the missing keys of the Ratna Bhandar. The delay in revealing the findings to the public is being seen as mysterious. Are all the gold and diamond safe?
Amid 'Civil Disobedience', Kargil Revolts Against Leh, Kashmir On Thin Ice
Even as National Conference and Congress keep mum and BJP seeks new leadership, Kargil residents are not willing to accept Leh as Ladakh's face while Jammu revolts too
FM Station With A Difference -- Of, By And For Fisherfolk
India’s only FM channel for fisherfolk, in Tamil Nadu’s Rameswaram island, is changing lives
Political Tug-O-War Over Tipu Sultan Leaves Students, Teachers In The Lurch
Calls for the ouster of Tipu Sultan from textbooks cause controversy...yet again
Maratha Marathon: Sena, BJP Stick To Their Guns; NCP Keeps Vigil; Congress Remains Mute Spectator
The drama between the Shiv Sena and BJP continues, with barely a couple of days to go for the term of the Maharashtra assembly to expire.
Sikhism Teaches Us The Oneness Of God: Punjab CM Amarinder Singh
In an interview, Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh tells Outlook that he believes Sikhism can provide a healing touch to strained relations between India and Pakistan.
The World As Word, By Guru's Grace
Sikhism’s ethics is pursuit of truth by obedience to the authority of the ‘name’—source of all knowledge
From Amritsar To Toronto, How Designers Captured Punjab's Vast Landscape
It took three years for graphic artist and designer Orijit Sen and his team to create a vast permanent mural for the introductory gallery at the Virasat-e-Khalsa Museum in Sri Anandpur Sahib
