COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 18 March 2019
-
India’s pioneering psephologists slice through the clutter with some revelations: women voter turnout will be higher than men in 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
Last month, the NIA arrested seven Kashmiri separatists - Altaf Shah, Ayaz Akbar, Peer Saifullah, Mehraj Kalwal, Shahid-ul-Islam, Naeem Khan and Bitta Karate for funding terror in the Kashmir Valley.
Phagwara-based Surinder Mittal had lodged a complaint against Radhe Maa, seeking registration of a case against her in 2015 for allegedly hurting religious sentiments, threatening and other offences under the IPC.
The agency has also summoned the High Court Bar Association President.
The minister of state for home said that since they are not legal immigrants, "they stand to be deported"
Hegde had allegedly assaulted doctors at a private hospital in Sirsi in January, accusing them of not giving proper treatment to his mother.
During the hearing, advocate Prashant Bhushan, appearing for petitioner NGO Common Cause, alleged that despite several representations against Chaudhary, the government appointed him as the CVC as he was their "favoured candidate".
-
-
India’s pioneering psephologists slice through the clutter with some revelations: women voter turnout will be higher than men in 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
-
Last month, the NIA arrested seven Kashmiri separatists - Altaf Shah, Ayaz Akbar, Peer Saifullah, Mehraj Kalwal, Shahid-ul-Islam, Naeem Khan and Bitta Karate for funding terror in the Kashmir Valley.
-
Phagwara-based Surinder Mittal had lodged a complaint against Radhe Maa, seeking registration of a case against her in 2015 for allegedly hurting religious sentiments, threatening and other offences under the IPC.
-
The agency has also summoned the High Court Bar Association President.
-
-
The minister of state for home said that since they are not legal immigrants, "they stand to be deported"
-
Hegde had allegedly assaulted doctors at a private hospital in Sirsi in January, accusing them of not giving proper treatment to his mother.
-
During the hearing, advocate Prashant Bhushan, appearing for petitioner NGO Common Cause, alleged that despite several representations against Chaudhary, the government appointed him as the CVC as he was their "favoured candidate".
OTHER STORIES
-
-
Nullifying ambiguity in the regard, Singh said that New Delhi has always maintained its stand that the Rohingya's will have to return to their land.
-
The government said the directors of deregistered firms would not be able to operate the bank accounts till these entities are legally restored.
-
"We have to stop this, as people are committing suicide due to this game," the CM told reporters in Gandhinagar today.
-
Incidental as it may have seemed at the time, General Fenghui was replaced as the PLA chief within hours of the Doklam standoff ending.
-
Modi is scheduled to call on Myanmar President Htin Kyaw who is also hosting a banquet for him later today.
-
According to the Lyngdoh Committee, no students organisations are allowed to use printed material for election campaigning.
-
The joint secretaries can give expenditure sanction under infrastructure, civil, electrical works under approved schemes and projects up to Rs 50 crore.
-
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), in July, had asked private as well as public banks to open Aadhaar enrollment and updation facility in one out of 10 branches by August-end.
-
-
As many as 111 MLAs reposed their faith in the chief minister at the meeting.
-
When the train reached Agra Fort station, angry passengers protested against the negligence and demanded arrest of the TTE, who fled the spot.
-
The auditorium authorities said renovation and repair work would be undertaken around that time and therefore the facility cannot be provided due to "safety and security reasons
-
"No other country has accepted more refugees than India," Rijiju said.
-
Post-Pulwama mood settles it for the former BJD leader
-
Five-year-old Zohra, lost her father, ASI Abdul Rashid, in a militant attack in Kashmir's Anantnag district last month.
-
Wife wages lonely battle for Manipur journalist jailed for Facebook post criticising CM
-
Many rounds were fired by the police.
-
This is the first time the Congress and the JD(S) will be facing a Lok Sabha election as pre-poll allies. By most accounts, it’s a tricky task.
-
When caught, the girl reportedly said that she had to “finish a task” and added, "If I don't complete my task my mother will die."
-
Among those detained were former deputy chief minister R. Ashoka, Lok Sabha member Pratap Simha and MLAs Arvinda Limbavali and Satish Reddy.
-
A day before the commercial run of the Metro is inaugurated, the Adityanath government and former chief minister Akhilesh Yadav took to Twitter to take the credit.
-
-
It is this spirit of the public sector companies that promises to take Odisha to its next level of development.
-
Asked if he had any regrets during his tenure as minister, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said a lot remains to be done on further skilling and re-skilling the 48 crore people already employed.
-
At OutlookSpeakOut’s ReImagining Odisha, the participants, ranging from union ministers, to intellectuals, industrialists, thought leaders and artistes, shared their vision for Odisha and what can be done to realise the aspirations.
-
Most of the criticism of EVMs appears to stem from a knee-jerk mistrust of technology. The authors have studied and analysed EVMs across India first-hand for years, ever since they were first introduced; and feel completely confident that they are tamper- and hack-proof, and cite their reasons for it.
-
To emphasise how important the male vote is to the NDA: if no women, only men had voted in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the NDA would have won by an enormous landslide with 376 seats. However, if no men, only women had voted, the NDA would have won 265 seats—which would have been seven seats short of the majority mark.
-
There was no school around. So a family in Assam went ahead and got one built for all its kids.
-
Chippiparai, Tangkhul Hui, Pandikona, Rajapalayam, Mudhol or simply the pariah…the resurgent desi bowwow’s the pet pack
-
In an interview to Outlook, Radhika Apte opens up about her career, woman-centric cinema and censorship.
-
These women are subverting what older Tamil cinema held as the tacit norm
-
Security forces’ body count rises in a spate of encounters after the Pulwama attack
-
For now, India seems to have concentrated its focus on increased diplomatic pressure—something that reportedly bore down heavily on Pakistan after both the Pulwama attack and the Balakot airstrike.
-
Opposition is floundering in their bid to find a viable way to deny BJP the glory and halo of a ‘heroic’ cross-LoC strike.
-
Prannoy Roy and Dorab Sopariwala speak to Outlook on their book 'The Verdict' and what makes the 2019 polls the biggest and most important.
-
The disenfranchisement of women voters is hopefully a result of mere inefficiency, not quite in the same league as the ‘dark arts’ of voter suppression around the world. However, it is a deeply worrying phenomenon of our electoral system.
.jpg?auto=format%2Ccompress&fit=max&format=webp&w=300&dpr=1.0)
-
Kannada films still shy of women-centric storylines
-
A new group has added a sensual depth to Bengali films
-
Today, there is an intelligent and mature audience for realistic cinema. It is because of them that content is and will remain king and queen in the future, says Raveena Tandon.
-
Bollywood’s old patriarchal order is crumbling. The spirited shards of the glass ceiling reflect a bunch of brave young actresses leading the revolution.
-
The Modi government’s affordable flying scheme hasn’t worked so far. Here’s why.
-
Sporting bonds are bound across the India-Pak border. They yearn for the stifling siege to lift.
-
Return of optimism on the India-Pakistan front doesn’t mean the market will see a rally soon
