The addiction to the internet is emerging as India's newest lifestyle disease but we are not ready to accept it. The smartphone revolution is causing enormous digital distress
In spite of the Supreme Court calling lynching an 'epidemic', its guidelines have been hardly implemented by state governments. This has resulted in extreme manipulation and dubious investigations.
India bought the three-million-Pound property in a posh north London locality little knowing that a memorial for Babasaheb Ambedkar was in breach of norms for residential space
Investors made huge losses after foreign institutions reportedly withdrew billions of dollars to leave Indian stocks limping and with little chance to fight back
Tata Green Batteries is poised to set new benchmarks in the automotive battery industry. With superior Japanese technology from global major GS Yuasa Corporation and quality assurance from the house of TATA, there is no stopping Tata Green Batteries from racing ahead in this sector
Pusarla Venkata Sindhu, who made history recently, speaks to Outlook about the mental pressure ahead of the world championships final, her future plans and a number of issues involving badminton in India
Not just by shrewd manipulation or by force of superior arms, the East India Company’s empire was erected by the expert harnessing of the strings of an oceanic Indian credit
A study of constitutional litigation by common Indians describes processes and landmark cases to show how it impacted individual freedom and social justice
From the hip-hop kids of Karachi who address social issues to astronomers of Sri Lanka who have discovered two new exoplanets, read this and much more in The Subcontinental Menu.
