Coalition-making and opposition to authoritarian politics must have not just form but content—and that content must come from the street, the farm...

There’s much rage around. The point, though, is to shape a different politics within the mainstream, not outside it.

Thousands of skilled people creating small units with risk capital is what the country needs today

Patriarchy manifests most strongly in spiritual discourse­, and there’s no religion free from it

It's a transformative moment, yet itself marked by gaps and gnawing absences. Can we integrate #MeToo and older feminist politics? Can we close the caste/class gap?

Outlook plucks the best “turnquotes”. We neither seek to mock nor to judge, just to marvel at the yogic skills of the famous.

Mid-century pontificators, a golden age and today’s torpor. Indian journalism needs a shot of the past.

Plus ça change.... Caste, gender and communalism were three issues flagged in the first Outlook. Those movies are still playing.

It may still be safest to meet a sensitive source, but investigative journalism in this wired world is nothing like it used to be

First there came the graphic designer, before his digital superannuation. Rampant miscegenation will now transform his field.

Brigade Rd retains its coolness. One-half of Bangalore’s dual self for long, it has seen the city’s chimeric change of colour.

The Look East Policy, launched in 1991, has merely rejoined coastal India to its old ports of call in South East Asia. The Northeast wistfully awaits even the unflattering destiny it was promised—of being India’s overbridge to ASEAN.

Crackle! Where trotters tantalise the tongue: the rise and rise of Angamaly’s porcine cuisine

The books that we’ve drunk deeply of and breathed in since Outlook began its journey

As Outlook celebrates its 23rd anniversary, here is our pick of 23 movies that have made all the difference since 1995.

Since 1995, India has produced world-class sportspersons who have notched outstanding triumphs.

On our 23rd anniversary, we decided to showcase some of our best pictures since 1995. Choosing the better among the best was not easy. So after looking at archives full of brilliant pictures, we shortlisted 23 photos for you.

As Outlook celebrates its 23rd anniversary, we bring to you some of the best letters we've received from our readers over the years.

Editor Ruben Banerjee's diary on how an opportunity to work with Outlook finally presented itself when he was least expecting it.

In the fertile farmlands of Mandsaur, political allegiance still grows tall. As does farmers’ discontent and anger.

How much has the MDMA progressed in its probe into Rajiv Gandhi’s killing in two decades?

Anxiety engulfs Rohingyas in Jammu after India sends back seven ‘illegal’ refugees to Myanmar

In the run-up to the Chhattisgarh assembly polls, Ajit Jogi tells Outlook that his fight is against the BJP as the Congress is irrelevant in the state.

The 2020 presidential polls spin a high political wind in Colombo

Editor Ruben Banerjee's diary on how an opportunity to work with Outlook finally presented itself when he was least expecting it.