Us vs Them
Outlook’s reporters have travelled thousands of kilometres across India to talk to people who can shatter the walls of echo chambers that keep us fortified and isolated
Jammu And Kashmir Elections: Roar Returns To The Valley
As Jammu and Kashmir readies for its first major election exercise since the abrogation of Article 370, the ‘lion’ is back in Kashmir’s political rhetoric
Andhra Biryani Of Local Spices: A Battle Of Choice Beyond Ideology
Ideology is not an issue in Andhra Pradesh. It is a choice between Jagan Mohan Reddy’s welfare schemes and Chandrababu Naidu’s development agenda
Not The Promised Land: In North Telangana, Gulf Migrants And Farmers Stare At A Bleak Future
The prime promises of the Telangana statehood movement—jobs and financial stability—still elude people in North Telangana
Can The Pawars Survive The House Of Cards?
Two women, two election symbols—voters in Baramati appear to be befuddled by the recent political saga that has split the NCP and the powerful Pawar clan
'Fishing No More Profitable For Us': Fishermen Of Maharashtra's Konkan Region Struggle To Stay Afloat
Livelihood concerns of the fishing communities in Raigad and Ratnagiri find no mention in the electoral campaigns in the Konkan region
Lok Sabha Elections 2024: 'No Outsiders, No Polarisation', Say Goans As Goa Goes To Polls
Amid the rising influence of Shivaji and a deepening ‘insider-outsider’ divide, the candy-coloured temples of Goa have taken on a political hue, even as ‘original Goans’ remain sceptical of endorsing politics of religious majoritarianism
Elections In Hathras, Budaun And Sambhal: Voices Of Neglect From The Ground
In Hathras, a family waits for justice, in Budaun and Sambhal, people wait for dignity and development
In Assam, Badruddin Ajmal Is Fighting A Battle For Survival
Badruddin Ajmal has not lost the Dhubri seat in Assam since 2009. Now he is fighting for political survival as Bengali Muslims look to favour the Congress
Memory Metamorphosis: In Nandigram’s Election Battleground, A Spectre Continues To Haunt
What happened on March 14, 2007 in Nandigram? People still ask this question as they take part in the dance of democracy
West Bengal Elections: What Is Mamata Didi’s Achilles Heel?
Mamata Banerjee stays the course but her party, plagued by corruption charges, spins out of control
Bihar's Sasaram Trying To Erase Memories Of Riots
Have frequent communal tensions changed the social fabric of Bihar?
Battle Of The Bahubalis: Bihar Lok Sabha Election 2024
Gangsters in Bihar no longer enjoy the kind of dominance that they did in the 90s, but that has not kept them away from politics
Of Faith And Fleeting Dreams
The Camera d’Or (Best Debut Feature Film) winner at Cannes, 2023 is slow cinema at its best
Sudhir Kakar, My Secular Mentor
A rare psychologist of Indian culture, Sudhir Kakar leaves behind seminal works that will have relevance for many generations
