COVER STORY
Secret Handshakes With A Serpent
Journalism or sensationalism? Cobrapost’s sting operation on media houses adds fuel to an ongoing ethical debate.
Outlook Magazine - 11 June 2018
Scalpels In Air And Other Long Stays
A cashless healthcare scheme for the poor in Rajasthan is unconscionably milked by private hospitals
‘Nobody In Rome Will Mind A Videshi Translating Aeneid’
Indians take the interpretation of their past with a degree of seriousness found virtually nowhere else in the world, says Sheldon Pollock, one of the world's most eminent Sanskritists, in a exclusive interview with<Em>Outlook</em>.
The Subcontinental Menu
Is it time for cricket’s coin toss to go out of the window; Odisha becomes the ninth state where the black panther has been sighted in the wild; UP's women cops are getting a makeover. Read all the juicy gossips here...
Espionage Diary
Each spy chief had had his doubts as the book progressed. Durrani was getting cold feet, Dulat twice privately wondered whether it was worth going ahead, reminisces journalist Aditya Sinha who collaborated with the two for a first-of-its-kind spy book.
Equality In Perfect Harmony
The independence of the judiciary as a safe-keeper of the Constitution is paramount. But appointment of judges had better be more consultative.
Let #Notme Break The Clouds
#MeToo may never transform Bollywood—but women who evaded the trap of exploitation and became stars can make a difference by speaking out
Equality’s Stairway: Bollywood’s Turn
The unified cry for women’s equality in Cannes is a signpost in helping redress the power balance so in favour of men, something which breeds predators
Scalpels In Air And Other Long Stays
A cashless healthcare scheme for the poor in Rajasthan is unconscionably milked by private hospitals
‘Nobody In Rome Will Mind A Videshi Translating Aeneid’
Indians take the interpretation of their past with a degree of seriousness found virtually nowhere else in the world, says Sheldon Pollock, one of the world's most eminent Sanskritists, in a exclusive interview with<Em>Outlook</em>.
The Subcontinental Menu
Is it time for cricket’s coin toss to go out of the window; Odisha becomes the ninth state where the black panther has been sighted in the wild; UP's women cops are getting a makeover. Read all the juicy gossips here...
Espionage Diary
Each spy chief had had his doubts as the book progressed. Durrani was getting cold feet, Dulat twice privately wondered whether it was worth going ahead, reminisces journalist Aditya Sinha who collaborated with the two for a first-of-its-kind spy book.
Equality In Perfect Harmony
The independence of the judiciary as a safe-keeper of the Constitution is paramount. But appointment of judges had better be more consultative.
Deep Throat
A regular column on the essential buzz
Rape In Car: The Trip After
A collective of women artistes in Malayalam seeks to fight patriarchy
Let #Notme Break The Clouds
#MeToo may never transform Bollywood—but women who evaded the trap of exploitation and became stars can make a difference by speaking out
Equality’s Stairway: Bollywood’s Turn
The unified cry for women’s equality in Cannes is a signpost in helping redress the power balance so in favour of men, something which breeds predators
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
In The Dock...The Survivors
While Bollywood still remains mum, its west counterpart has put all their cards on the table. Meet the many Weinsteins of Hollywood.
‘In The Age Of Social Media, It’s Hard To Get Away With Indecent Proposals’
Bollywood, undoubtedly, is bolder than the west, says Sherlyn Chopra who was featured on the cover of Playboy magazine in 2012.
'I Realised It Was Time To Raise My Voice, Not Only For Myself But For Other Girls Too'
34-year-old Sri Reddy took on the Tollywood industry, accusing a top producer's son of sexually exploiting her for years. Now she has a threat to her life.
Some Filmmakers Think They Have A Right Over You
Actress Neetu Chandra has taken the road less travelled. She reveals to Outlook how casting couch is very much a Bollywood reality and what she had to deal with when a "top filmmaker" called her to his office...
#MeToo: Why Bollywood Is Silent On Its Own Desi Weinsteins?
We borrow everything from Hollywood. Why not #MeToo?
The Elephant In The Alley
As man-animal conflict worsens across states, a trip to ground zero: Dhenkanal in Odisha
Rescue Kit Of Willow, Leather And Passion
The IPL has magnified manifold the classic tale of talented cricketers heaving themselves out of lives bordering on poverty
Silence Across The Spectrum
Telecom providers gasp for breath under Jio’s onslaught, TRAI rules. As losses mount, the future holds more hurt.
Guzzle Grain, Go Hungry
The move to let damaged crops be used for fossil fuel production may hurt food availability, price
What A Nasty Tumble-Down!
A crash like no other. Yet if you question, it amounts to nothing less than treason.
None Can Halt The March
The poor are empowered like never before. No wonder Modi has no challenger.
Strikes Well Staggered
AAP still has big political plans. But BJP has its ways to check the rival’s ways.
