COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 13 April 2020
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Congratulating Jakhar, the Punjab chief minister said it is a victory for the development agenda.
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Congratulating Jakhar, the Punjab chief minister said it is a victory for the development agenda.
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OTHER STORIES
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The university's website says the Petersburg, Virginia school was celebrating the final day of it homecoming.
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She describes the two major recent reforms in India - demonetisation and GST - as a monumental effort.
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The prime minister was addressing a gathering after launching development projects relating to highways and sewage treatment in Mokama, about 100 km from Bihar capital Patna.
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"Ae satta ki bhookh, sabr kar, aankde sath nahi to kya, khudgarzon ko jama kar, mulk ki badnami ka shor toh macha hi lenge"
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Shahid Parvez and Shashank Subramanyam started as child prodigies. Today is the birthday of both the Hindustani sitarist and Carnatic flautist, who have themselves collaborated on the stage.
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A video of the incident has gone viral on social media.
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It is one of the oldest and biggest railway junctions in the state
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Police has filed a case against victims and accused
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In this exclusive piece for Outlook, Sachin Tendulkar says the lockdown period is a test of acceptability and adjustment. The cricket legend and his family are finding happiness in the simple exercise of just staying at home
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Even by conservative estimates, Bollywood stands to lose a minimum of Rs 500 crore in the first few weeks of the lockdown and it is just the beginning of a dark spell, something unprecedented in the industry
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Experts warn that reverse migration will have a debilitating effect on the rural sector and the Bihar government has no plan to accommodate workers returning from big cities
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India has one of the lowest COVID-19 testing rates in the world. Experts reckon testing will have to be ramped up to know the success of lockdown. Will locally made kits help?
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Several methods are being employed to segregate migrant workers from village folks but can India’s rickety rural healthcare system cope with a global pandemic?
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Even as food scarcity haunted every migrant worker who was rendered jobless by the COVID-19 inflicted shutdown, the Tablighi Jamaat event was a clear case of ‘intelligence failure’ if not an administrative one
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Despite the early COVID-19 scare, the traditionally staggered paddy cultivation pattern went uninterrupted after workforce attrition was tackled by bringing labour from other districts
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In the aftermath of the coronavirus-forced lockdown, distribution networks are choked and states are clueless on how to move the food to where it is required
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We are in an Emergency; the State has sucked up our power to make even the most ordinary decisions, writes Outlook's Executive Editor, Sunil Menon
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The lockdown has changed life everywhere. But in Kashmir, stay-at-home is the continuum of a familiar clampdown.
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The G20 Summit, held for the first time over video conferencing, admitted the globe faced the biggest challenge it has since World War-II over 70 years ago
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When humans suffer from inertia, nature sorts us out quickly and ruthlessly, without too much concern for who is who, writes Peggy Mohan
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Franz Gastler and his wife Rose run Yuwa, a school in Ormanjhi that uses football to empower marginalised women against illiteracy, child marriage and poverty
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The Nizamuddin ‘hot spot’ allows trolls to target Muslims for spreading the virus
