Dera Chief Confirms He Will Attend Court Tomorrow 'Despite Backache'
"I have always respected the judiciary.," said Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh on Twitter.
Affordable Healthcare Comes Home
Affordable nursing at the doorstep is the new fad for many in urban India
Can Tanushree Dutta’s Sexual Harassment Claims Spark India’s #MeToo Movement?
Tanushree Dutta, a former beauty queen-turned-actress, recently accused veteran actor Nana Patekar of sexual harassment on the sets of their movie, Horn ‘OK’ Pleassss way back in 2008 while they were shooting for a song sequence.
Section 497 Is Gone, But Forces Have Other Artillery To Combat Adultery
The SC judgment comes at a time when the armed forces are grappling with a huge number of cases where officers are being prosecuted for “stealing the affections of a brother officer’s wife”—the common euphemism for adultery.
D.I.Y. Chandrachud: A Judge Who Is Not Afraid To Dissent
Articulate dissenter, votary of individual liberty, son: who is the liberals’ new darling?
The Subcontinental Menu
From 'Rolex prasad' at Lalbaugcha Raja auction to Baahubali at Kumbh Mela, read this and much more in The Subcontinental Menu.
The Sub-Plot In Mani Ratnam’s Saga
The veteran director returns with a violent mafia movie after a string of flops
Fatal Attraction: Popular Local Trekking Scene In Valley Witnesses Tragedy
The local interest around trekking caught on from 2004-2005 and since then, several locals have been trekking in different mountain ranges in the Valley.
Winter Is Coming And So Is Deadly Smog From Stubble Burning
Measures against stubble burning will make but a dent in the smoke
Lights, Camera...
The Outlook Speakout brought together an eclectic mix of people on one stage to celebrate a group of amazing women achievers
Tell Truth In Interesting Way To Counter Fake News: Divya Spandana
Speaking to Outlook on the sidelines of the Speakout, Divya Spandana said that fake news is her biggest professional challenge.
Cinema Is A Tool For Change: Parvathy Thiruvothu
During a panel discussion at Outlook Speakout, Parvathy Thiruvothu said she considers cinema her driving force and believes it is a tool for change.
In The Company Of Storks
Purnima Devi Barman won the prestigious Whitley Awards for her efforts in conserving the greater adjutant stork.
Classroom Wars: Educating Sita
AAP leader and former advisor to Delhi Deputy CM, Atishi is aware of the challenges faced by women in politics.
Belinda Wright: From A Wildlife Photographer To A Conservationist
Wildlife photographer and conservationist Belinda Wright's approach to the growing human-wildlife conflict is one of coexistence.
It Was My Dream To Play For The Country At Least Once: Jhulan Goswami
Jhulan Goswami is former captain of the Indian cricket team
Champion Of Many Courts | Ranjeet Ranjan
Ranjeet Ranjan is serving a second term in Parliament as a member of the Congress party. She had earlier represented Saharsa (2004-09) as a member of the Lok Janshakti Party.
Portrayal Of Women In Indian Cinema Has Changed Drastically: Vani Tripathy Tikoo
Vani Tripathy Tikoo is former BJP national secretary and member of the Central Board of Film Certification.
Freshest At The Mizzen: Team Navika Sagar Parikrama
Lt Cdr Vartika Joshi, Lt Cdr B. Aishwarya part of the six member team that circumnavigated the world
Be Impatient For Change | By Gurveen Singh
Speeding up things for a gender-equal and inclusive workplace, now that’s good business
Kyunki Magic Has No Borders | By Ekta Kapoor
J.K. Rowling is fine. <em>GoT</em> is fine. Then why is <em>Nagin</em> regressive?
Uncomfortable Ideas Make For A Free Campus: Renu Khator
Renu Khator, Chancellor of the Houston University systems and president University of Houston, speaks about her journey, her approach to education and challenges she faces as a top administrator.
