India's Best Private Universities 2018
Outlook brings to you India's best private/deemed universities based on various parameters.
India's Best Colleges: Known Knowns To Unknowns
Research at Indian universities needs to be totally revamped to reach Western standards
Opinion: Food For Thought
Hewing to tradition, while correcting the ravages of lifestyle, ensures good health
Of Sabja Seeds And Goji Berries
Superfoods have replaced the pakodas and the patties, but are these enough to shield us Indians from going belly-up?
What Indians Eat - From Chennai To Ludhiana
Diversity in the Indian culture can be mapped with the food an Indian family eats- from Idli to bread pakoda, chapati to khakra.
Nutrition Famine: What’s On Our Plate?
Tracing the contours of the ‘nutrition famine’ hitting those who think they eat well points at the cure: recovering the diversity in what we eat.
Rs 100-Cr Jjuggernaut
Salman Khan is no stranger to big bucks. A list of his movies that graced the formidable Rs 100 crore club.
Why Salman Khan Is Unstoppable
Salman Khan is running no race, he’s riding high on pure stardom. Content be damned.
The American School Century
What is the secret behind the extraordinary global impact of American universities?
India’s Best Private Universities: How Ideas Take Off The Floor
The talent’s there, so what’s holding back the wings?
Amarnath Yatra 2018: Sacred Heights Of Security
Decoding the unprecedented buzz around Amarnath Yatra 2018
What’s Tamil For Lèse-Majesté?
Piqued by DMK protests against his ‘overreach’, the TN governor dusts off a weapon from the IPC arsenal
Kerala Church Scandal: Sin In The Box
A confession in church allegedly resulted in a Kerala woman being sexually exploited for years by priests
World Cup Diary
Moscow has become the melting pot of the world, a sliced diagonal cross section of humanity: a first-person account of a football aficionado currently witnessing the World Cup in Russia.
‘Phunsukh Wangdu’ Wonders Why Too Many Students Fail Exams In Ladakh
For 51-year-old Sonam Wangchuk—one of India’s most famous innovators—it’s now his life’s mission to find answers to the challenges faced by the native younger generation in Ladakh.
AirAsia ‘conspiracy’: A Flight of Paper Evidence
The focus of the CBI’s AirAsia ‘conspiracy’ case may shift away from the Tata Trusts managing trustee
DDCA Elections: National Pavilion Of Cricketing Lucre
High-spending contenders for DDCA’s top posts embrace reforms, but proxy control by corrupt older regimes looms large
Indo-US Trade War: Maginot Lines For One And All
Tit-for-tat tariff hikes between India and the US are only a part of a widespread protectionist surge that threatens the global economy
2019 Lok Sabha Election: The Vizier’s Gambit
BJP and RSS leaders thrashed out their 2019 poll strategy in a recent meeting
How Atrocities Are Pushing Dalits In Gujarat To Embrace A New Faith
The Una Road To Buddha: "The Una attack in 2016 was the last straw," says a Dalit whose 15-year-old son was killed in police firing in Thangadh town in 2012.
Bureaucracy: Babus Versus Idiot Savants
The bureaucracy needs private-sector culture more than private-sector honchos
Massacre Of Delhi’s Trees In The Name Of Development
About 11,000 trees had already been cut—fallen soldiers in a grim battle with ‘development’—before the Delhi High Court moved in with a last-minute stay on June 25.
Government Officers Are Heroes Too
Bonds Beyond The Red Tape: Recent stories of the public’s love for some of the government officers stand as proof.
Thoothukudi Tragedy: Listeners Peddling Narratives Of Violence
The Thoothukudi tragedy was reported through routine, cynical obscenities. Pollution is normal, while protests pollute the body politic.
The Subcontinental Menu
How Kerala is bracing World Cup; why native fish have disappeared in Manipur; how a village fell into a bureaucratic black hole; Read all the juicy gossips here...