Web series on popular streaming OTT platforms like Hotstar, Netflix and Amazon are the launchpad of talented newcomers trying to find a foothold in the Indian entertainment world

Actor Huma Qureshi speaks to Outlook about her debut web series Leila and the future of digital TV in India.

Director, actor, producer and screenwriter Sujoy Ghosh speaks to Outlook on web series and the future of entertainment.

The penetration of web series into diverse sections of society has won Pankaj Tripathi kudos from an IAS officer to a paanwalla

Emraan Hashmi and Saif Ali Khan are among the top Bollywood actors who have revived their sagging career through popular web series streaming on the OTT platforms

After his superb performance as an undercover agent trying to strike a balance between duty and family, Manoj Bajpayee has been widely acclaimed for the work he has done in the web series 'The Family Man'

A highly original research on poverty reduction has won the Nobel for economics

The first from his family to contest elections, Shiv Sena's Aaditya Thackeray speaks to Outlook on Aarey issue, agrarian distress, unemployment and the Thackeray legacy.

A 2017 Supreme Court order has revived an old turf war between Kerala's Malankara Orthodox and Jacobite churches over worship and burial rights

School teacher, wife and son's death in Murshidabad has triggered a bitter political war. The BJP is clearly trying to win some brownie points

After Kashmir, the Narendra Modi-Xi Jinping meeting at Mamallapuram on Oct 11-12 stabilises ties, injects momentum needed to wrestle prickly issues down

The green crackers will reduce emission by at least 30 per cent but their success on reducing pollution can only be found out after Diwali

In its 100th year, The Samaja is mired in controversies and has lost its editorial credibility

As the plan to encourage tourism after sundown sees the light of the night, photographer Tribhuvan Tiwari ­captures Delhi’s landmarks in all their illuminated finery

Is a nilgai on a Delhi street an illegal immigrant? Or are we not asking the right questions of science and ethics before enforcing our will on wild animals?

The Ranbaxy brothers -- Malvinder and Shivinder Singh -- systematically and deliberately siphoned off huge sums, estimated at Rs 10,000 crore. Most of the money was used to buy real estate

Dalrymple marshals facts masterfully to detail how the British—scheming, suborning, menacing—swooped down on a chaotic India and carved out an empire

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