COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 24 May 2021
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According to the publisher, the book is a fresh perspective on the vexed Kashmir problem from the eyes of a career bureaucrat, who spent more than 37 years in the J&K cadre of the IAS trying to understand its people.
Here Is Derek O'Brien's New Strategy For Opposition Parties To Fight 2019 Polls Against BJP And Modi
Asked about Bhuvneshwar Singh's threatening remarks, Superintendent of Police Rohit Singh Sahjawan said a report had been sought in this regard.
The chief minister said it was a matter of great pride that girls of the state were getting success in all fields.
The former prime minister fought not for her personal ascendancy but for her principles and against vested interests, the Congress president said.
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According to the publisher, the book is a fresh perspective on the vexed Kashmir problem from the eyes of a career bureaucrat, who spent more than 37 years in the J&K cadre of the IAS trying to understand its people.
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Asked about Bhuvneshwar Singh's threatening remarks, Superintendent of Police Rohit Singh Sahjawan said a report had been sought in this regard.
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The chief minister said it was a matter of great pride that girls of the state were getting success in all fields.
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The former prime minister fought not for her personal ascendancy but for her principles and against vested interests, the Congress president said.
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OTHER STORIES
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After Pradyuman's Murder, Delhi Govt Issues 'Zero Tolerance' Student Protection Checklist To Schools
Among the points listed are school safety committees, monthly safety walks to identify loopholes in security in the premises, securing boundary walls with grills, CCTV surveillance, maintaining records of every entry into the school and restricting visitors.
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Three militants in a car opened fire on a police team at Zakura crossing on the Srinagar-Ganderbal road, killing a sub- inspector and injuring a SPO on Friday.
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The film is based on Rajput queen Padmavati and was scheduled to release on December 1.
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The Aadhaar issuing body added, in response to an RTI query, that it took note of the breach and got the data removed from those websites.
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In the fair, pamphlets on "love jihad" were distributed by Vishwa Hindu Parishad members, that talks about Bollywood actors Saif Ali Khan and Aamir Khan leaving Hindu wives and then again “ensnaring” Hindu women.
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The government’s data says that 99% of Indian victims of sexual violence do not report the crime to the police. Even in the United States, only about a third or so of victims report.
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A doctor in London. She’s also a daughter, with her parents in Chennai. Corona has come home, but home is far away…. Ruminations from the edge, on the intimate and the universal.
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Kabir Bedi talks about his autobiography, Stories I Must Tell, his successes as an international star, his torrid love affairs, and a lot more.
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Rituparna Chatterjee puts together a cross-genre memoir where the tale of childhood abuse is transcreated through touches of magical realism
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Salman’s <em>Radhe</em> gets a hybrid release this Eid—in theatres, and on OTT and D2H platforms. Will it change the game for Bollywood?
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To the western press, Modi was once the man who got things done. This larger-than-life image is now in tatters—a fallout of Covid’s second wave.
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The pandemic is moving into a hinterland that has already been made barren by an uncaring government
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As the government’s health system collapsed, merchants out to profit kept the oxygen moving, making a killing from the killing
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The Central Vista project is not only hubristic and anti-people, it robs India of the advantages of a shared global heritage
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Those who keep dreaming of dislodging Narendra Modi from power have no idea of his single-minded focus on serving the people, and the goodwill he generates from it
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BJP government pushed the National Disaster Management Act and brought it under the Epidemic Act. The states can do nothing. We told them a year ago that we will buy the vaccines, but the Centre refused to give permission, says Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra
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Despite the rhetoric, the Modi years have seen relations between Centre and states going south. At stake is India’s delicately balanced federal structure.
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It’s an Indian travesty that movements and institutions—launched and designed with best intentions—fail to resist those trappings we know so well as ‘caged parrots’
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Shashi Tharoor reads it out, point by point. The long list of missteps, gross errors of judgement, and active sins of commission—from the first lockdown to the present catastrophe.
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The number seven isn’t proving so auspicious for the regime. Forget critics on the outside, even voices within the BJP are disquieted by the pandemic mishandling…and Modi’s style.
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The Covid pandemic has brought an acute crisis of legitimacy for the Modi regime—not its first, but certainly its biggest. Where does it stand in terms of performance and popular perception as it completes seven years?
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Ambitious, efficient and ruthless—Himanta Biswa Sarma represents the new-age BJP leader as the party continues to dream of complete domination of the political landscape
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The BJP may have lost in West Bengal, but it has grown. Why? Because it moved into a gap in the polity: caste. And the poor are not brainwashed sheep.
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The BJP marks its presence in the land of Periyar
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BJP wants to restrict potential challenger Mamata to the state and away from the Centre, as a unified Opposition begins to coalesce
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Passing through: A chuckle here, a teardrop there
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Ajit Singh was a bit of an enigma—a computer engineer taking over the legacy of a revered farmer leader. He prospered, but the legacy withered…till a last flicker.
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A scam in bed allocation? Bangalore was caught off-guard by the second wave. But Tejaswi Surya was a wave all by himself. This was a different virus.
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The Bengal election results have rubbed off on the neighbour, from the looks of it. Nitish is flexing his muscles, mostly through a proxy, and BJP is giving it back.
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In case you missed it: News and newsmakers from India over the past week
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Why did we—I and you—not end up in a random crematorium? Thank providence, and the many good samaritans out there. The government, for all its bluster, had abandoned us.
