Mahatma Gandhi's methodology of handling rebellion is something that all modern day managers and leaders must learn, writes Outlook's Editor-in-Chief, Ruben Banerjee

Mahatma Gandhi embraced those who differed with him as he knew it's only human to be imperfect, writes Bapu's grandson and historian Rajmohan Gandhi

Their paths diverged in 1939, but Mahatma Gandhi and Subhas Chandra Bose shared mutual admiration and the same vision of equality for all Indians, writes Sugata Bose, the great nephew of Netaji

For the Mahatma, the 'small, still voice' inside demanding disobedience can be acted upon only by submission to truth, writes author Tridip Suhrud

Solutions to contemporary crises need an interaction of Gandhi-informed dissent with non-Gandhi-informed views, writes well-known author Douglas Allen

Places across India hosted the Mahatma. Shrines to many now, we mark prominent places in his career in India, UK and S. Africa.

Harilal Gandhi defied his father. This is his anguished J’Accuse.

Not as famous like a Jinnah or Ambedkar, Periyar fervently criticised Mahatma Gandhi but his extraordinary journey is not well documented, writes Tamil author PA Krishnan

If Gandhi and other leaders had supported the Royal Indian Navy mutiny, would our history have been different?

Gandhi and Ambedkar were antagonists on issues so key to who they were that bridging the divide remains impossible, writes Aakash Singh Rathore

Mahatma Gandhi allows us to ask if it is necessary to assent to and obey all that passes for 'law'

Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Dharmendra Pradhan, speaks to Outlook about developments in volatile West Asia, the diversification of India’s energy basket and how India has emerged as a sought-after energy market.

Several Trinamool Congress leaders and IPS officers linked with the various Ponzi schemes have left the West Bengal chief minister on a sticky wicket and is making her defensive

Muthoot faces protest for anti-labour practices as workers allege that company spends big in IPL and on Bollywood stars but treats staff shabbily

A slew of measures taken by the government will help achieve a 6.5 per cent growth in 2020-21, writes Bibek Deb Roy, the chairman of the economic advisory council to PM Modi

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