Wake-Up Call : UAE Has Outpaced India, US With 9 Women Cabinet Ministers
Nearly 30% of the UAE Cabinet is female, almost the same as the UK government and higher than many countries, including India, where 22% of cabinet ministers are women.
Interjections, Intersections...
What is anti-caste intersectional feminism? That’s where the overlapping shadows produce a deeper grey of pain—and a knowledge more generous.
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In A First, ‘Desi’ Canines To Serve Indian Army
This will be the first time when the Indian Army which has been using foreign breeds like German Shepherds, Labradors and Great Swiss Mountain dogs will induct an Indian canine breed.
Ruling Party Ally Shiv Sena Needles BJP Again, Comes Out With Booklet Titiled 'Scamster BJP’
Shiv Sena has been the harshest critic of the Narendra Modi-led central government for the past three years –more harsh than the opposition parties like Congress and NCP.
Railways Makes U-Turn On RTI, Says Bullet Train Route 'Profitable', More Than 100% Occupancy
The Western Railway had earlier claimed that the Mumbai-Ahmedabad sector was facing Rs 29.91 crore loss as more than 40% of the seats in this route have been going vacant in the last three months.
Hindu Terror Does Exist, They Indulge Only In Violence These Days: Kamal Haasan
Earlier, Kamal Haasan, when asked about his joining politics, had said that his colour is not saffron.
Rahul Cut Shorts Gujarat, Visits Rae Bareli As Toll Mounts To 26
Raebareli is the parliamentary constitutency of Congress President Sonia Gandhi, who has expressed shock at the "terrible tragedy".
Playboy Backs Off From Brett Ratner's Hugh Hefner Biopic After 6 Sexual Harassment Allegations
Six women, including actors Olivia Munn and Natasha Henstridge, have accused Ratner of sexual misconduct.
Two More Sexual Misconduct Allegations Against Actor Kevin Spacey
Mexican actor Roberto Cavazos and American documentary filmmaker Tony Montana have shared their stories of how Spacey allegedly made unwanted advances towards them.
'Enough Khichdi Cooked Up', Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Clarifies On The 'National Dish'
Khichdi has been selected as the Brand India Food as it symbolises India's great culture of unity in diversity at its best.
Rahul Gandhi Helped My Son Become A Pilot, 'Thank You': Nirbhaya's Mother Asha Devi
Her brother is now undergoing final training with a commercial airline in Gurugram. He will soon fly a plane.
An Anomaly Of A Scam
A BJP leader and a former police officer find themselves in the dock after a recruitment scam was exposed in Assam
Found In Osama Bin Laden’s Computer – An Adorable Viral Video Known As ‘Charlie Bit My Finger’, ‘Story Of India’ And Porn
It is the fourth tranche of materials taken from the walled compound where bin Laden and his family lived to be made public by the U.S. government since May 2015.
Now What? Hug it Out
TMC MP-turned-BJP leader Anupam Hazra dared to make fun of coronavirus till the unforgiving virus caught up him. Will he keep his promise of hugging Mamata Banerjee?
Delhi Women’s Commission Asks Police To Explain Why ‘Nirbhaya’ Gangrape Convicts Haven’t Been Hanged Yet
Six men had assaulted the 23-year-old paramedic student, and a male friend in December, 2012 in a moving bus as it drove through the streets of New Delhi.
Anger Among People Over GST, Demonetisation, Gujarat Polls Chunauti For BJP, Says Shatrughan Sinha
He maintained that he was not challenging his party but "showing mirror to it" in the BJP's and national interest.
IS-Inspired Uzbek National Had Planned NY Attack For Weeks, Say Police
Saipov, who came to the US legally in 2010, was shot in the stomach by a police officer before being arrested.
2 Killed, 1 Injured In Shooting Inside Walmart Store In Colorado: Police
The Thornton Police said "it was not an active shooter" but advised people to stay away from the area.
Nehra Bids Adieu To All Forms Of Cricket At His Home Ground
Bowls last over in India’s easy win over New Zealand, but goes wicket-less
No Reporting On Vasundhara Raje Until She Revokes 'Black Law', Announces Rajasthan Patrika
The Criminal Laws Ordinance bars courts from taking up cases against public servants, including legislators, ministers and officials, without its permission.
Only A Pegasus Dares
Propelled by a righteous urge to cure all of Bihar’s ills, newcomer Pushpam Priya Choudhary is confident of winning the assembly polls
Media’s Conspiracy Of Silence
The Indian media has always looked at Dalit issues through an opaque prism -- an unstated, but always-present savarna filter. And that's just one part of the problem.
The Ghost Of Manu
It still haunts modern law, and colours its fabric in a deep blood-red dye of caste. How many times do we need a Hathras to prove that?
Red Earth And The Sky A Dalit Blue
A searing account on the price Dalit women pay to be just themselves—Dalit women
Abandon Ship!
Time for a reality check—pulls and pressures of coalition hits the BJP as the NDA loses allies before crucial state elections
One Too Many
Several regional parties in the fray could help BJP in next year’s assembly polls in Assam
Murder That Never Was
Forensic report says Sushant Singh Rajput killed himself, but family and a few TV anchors stick to murder
A Cash Course For Detectives
Crores of rupees in freshly-minted notes seized during the height of the demonetisation chaos. But CBI says all accounted for.
Kashmir On Trek Minus Tourists
Local adventure-seekers are filling the space, exploring their backyard like never before
‘T20 Has Changed Fielding; Now You Have To Defend Boundaries’
Jonty Rhodes continues to remain the barometer for fielding standards. Now the fielding coach of Kings XI Punjab, Rhodes talks about cricket, wellness, evils of society and his upcoming Swedish adventure.
The Hateras And Us
What happened in Hathras was brutality of unimaginable magnitude. Insensitive and arrogant officials turned it into an even bigger nightmare for the victim's family and friends.
‘If People Are So Against Sedition Law, Why Wasn’t It Scrapped In All These Years?’
Ranbir Singh, head of the committee for reforms in criminal laws, talks to Outlook about criticisms of its functioning and the scope of reforms.
‘It Should Have Been Given To The Law Commission’
Former Supreme Court judge Madan B. Lokur talks to Outlook about his apprehensions about the five-member committee constituted to review criminal laws.
Old Law Machine Seeks A New Engine
An MHA-appointed committee reviewing criminal laws triggers fears that it may lead to more curtailing of rights