The assembly results hold long-term lessons for both the ‘nationalist’ BJP and a top-heavy, clueless Congress

The results of Maharashtra and Haryana ­assembly elections are bound to have a sobering effect on the BJP, says political analyst Suhas Palshikar

The masquerade of sycophancy hides the conviction in Sonia's stand that her family's association with the Congress is a 'duty', argues Rasheed Kidwai

Sonia Gandhi once again has the onerous task of resurrecting Congress as a serious political heavyweight but the biggest hurdle is the baggage of inexperienced young leaders

'Deeply concerned' government claims killings are part of militants' plan to derail Kashmir's economy and have nothing to do with abrogation of Article 370

We must embed accountability mechanisms across the National Education Policy, ensuring gender equality as the backbone of the system

Human rights campaigners say the errors in the National Register of Citizens have caused trauma of epic proportions. Is the Citizenship Amendment Bill the solution?

As a transport strike strands Telangana, the CM digs heels

Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik's most trusted general V. Karthikeyan Pandian was known to be terribly shy of publicity but all that is quickly changing now

Cameras across Delhi are catching traffic rule violators unawares. VIPs and other important people are no longer able to bully past helpless police personnel.

The PM inhabited the veshti’s perfect, protean balance—both quotidian attire and stylish formalwear

Twenty-five distinguished women spoke on issues Indian women face and 10 walked away with awards at Outlook Speakout’s illuminating soiree

After failing to win the world with his Kashmir rants, Imran Khan faces the challenge to retain power in Pakistan. Will the Azadi March topple him?

Accusations of auditing malpractices rock Infosys’s boat

While the state and patrons sponsor contemporary art, traditional artisans are pitied, exploited or patronised, regardless of their expertise or originality

More than a dozen footballers in India's Olympic teams of the Fifties came from Hyderabad. The city now has a team in the ISL but yesteryear superstars like Rahim Sahab, Balaram, Habib and Nayeemuddin are completely forgotten

I get letters from readers and some of them are very critical of my time as the Editor. Yet, all letters are prized rewards since readers' opinion matters, writes Outlook Editor-in-Chief, Ruben Banerjee, in his diary on letters to the editor

The winds are favourable...Savarkar is enveloped in a biographic embrace. Sampath is digressively elaborate; Purandare is concise and critical. Both are sympathetic.

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