‘I, As A Hindu, As A Believer, Am Horrified By This Ideology’
Nayantara Sahgal, who just returned her Sahitya Akademi award in protest against what she calls “the unmaking of India” on why she feels so angry and despondent
The Cow-As-Fodder Scam
It remains to be seen if beef will overshadow caste and development considerations
All’s Fair In Love & Bihar
Election in Bihar is never without colour. Will it be more than a pinch of saffron for Nitish?
There’s No Meat To The Vegetarianism Myth
A majority of Indians are non-vegetarians. It’s always been so.
79% Say A Ban On Beef Is An Attack On Some Communities
<i>Outlook</i>'s opinion poll in the aftermath of the Dadri lynching.
The Jai Kisan Jam Band
A new Green Revolution is afoot, neo-farmers bring in varied expertise to script success stories
He’s Left On The Jet Plane
Why is the govt so reluctant to reveal the costs of our PM’s frequent foreign visits?
Troll Busters
Twittersphere is full of abusers out to stifle dissent. Can Bhakt Hunters cool their ardour?
Why I Like Outlook
What I like best, and which is why I have always subscribed to Outlook over these long years, is the space it affords to dissent.
Recommendations
The Old World Theatre Festival, the man who owned google.com for a minute exactly and shooing away a bad throat.
No One Resists The Bedai
There’s everything from the lowly samosas to chaats, and heavily spiced kachoris, the confetti-like Dalmoth, made from chickpea flour and the delights of a kathi roll.
Bibliofile
Why Iran wants to pull out of the world's largest book fair and Juggernaut's charming office
Fight Club: Jehad Discoursers
A cache of Al Qaeda recordings analyses the rise and attenuation of Bin Laden’s influence, and casts doubt on his hand at their one terrible act of terror
Hong Kong Diary
Hong Kong is one of the most lucrative destinations for Nepali youth though it is not easy to get a work permit.
