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Outlook Magazine - 13 April 2020
Gurdaspur Bypoll: Congress' Sunil Jakhar Wins By 1,93,219 Votes
Congratulating Jakhar, the Punjab chief minister said it is a victory for the development agenda.
Gurdaspur Bypoll: Congress' Sunil Jakhar Wins By 1,93,219 Votes
Congratulating Jakhar, the Punjab chief minister said it is a victory for the development agenda.
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
Virginia State University Campus On Lockdown After Shooting
The university's website says the Petersburg, Virginia school was celebrating the final day of it homecoming.
Indian Economy On Very Solid Track As A Result Of Structural Reforms: IMF Chief Christine Lagarde
She describes the two major recent reforms in India - demonetisation and GST - as a monumental effort.
My Govt Ensures Schemes Are Implemented Within Time, Says PM Modi
The prime minister was addressing a gathering after launching development projects relating to highways and sewage treatment in Mokama, about 100 km from Bihar capital Patna.
<em>'Out To Malign The Nation'</em>, Smriti Irani Slams Rahul Gandhi On His Global Hunger Index 'Couplet'
"Ae satta ki bhookh, sabr kar, aankde sath nahi to kya, khudgarzon ko jama kar, mulk ki badnami ka shor toh macha hi lenge"
Two Early Starters Who Continue To Add Shine To Indian Music
Shahid Parvez and Shashank Subramanyam started as child prodigies. Today is the birthday of both the Hindustani sitarist and Carnatic flautist, who have themselves collaborated on the stage.
J&K Policeman Arrested For Allegedly Clicking Pictures Of Woman
A video of the incident has gone viral on social media.
Mughalsarai Railway Station In Uttar Pradesh Renamed After Deen Dayal Upadhyay
It is one of the oldest and biggest railway junctions in the state
Faridabad: Five People Beaten Up On Suspicion Of Carrying Beef
Police has filed a case against victims and accused
Sachin Tendulkar's Coronavirus Diary: Accepting Reality And Playing In The Vee
In this exclusive piece for Outlook, Sachin Tendulkar says the lockdown period is a test of acceptability and adjustment. The cricket legend and his family are finding happiness in the simple exercise of just staying at home
Coronavirus Creates Hulchul In Bollywood, Can Industry Emerge From This Agneepath?
Even by conservative estimates, Bollywood stands to lose a minimum of Rs 500 crore in the first few weeks of the lockdown and it is just the beginning of a dark spell, something unprecedented in the industry
Plight Of The Nowhere People And Why Bihar Faces Social, Economic Doom
Experts warn that reverse migration will have a debilitating effect on the rural sector and the Bihar government has no plan to accommodate workers returning from big cities
Quarantine Over, Is It Safe To Meet Family? To Test Or Not To Test For Coronaovirus Is The Question
India has one of the lowest COVID-19 testing rates in the world. Experts reckon testing will have to be ramped up to know the success of lockdown. Will locally made kits help?
Bizarre Ways Of Sanitising Migrants: Spraying Bleach, Sleeping On Banyan Trees!
Several methods are being employed to segregate migrant workers from village folks but can India’s rickety rural healthcare system cope with a global pandemic?
Breaching The Lakshman Rekha! From Mega Religious Gatherings To Labourers, How An Underprepared Government Was Caught Napping
Even as food scarcity haunted every migrant worker who was rendered jobless by the COVID-19 inflicted shutdown, the Tablighi Jamaat event was a clear case of ‘intelligence failure’ if not an administrative one
How A Proactive Kerala Government Prevented Coronavirus From Casting A Dark Cloud Over Kerala's Rice Bowl
Despite the early COVID-19 scare, the traditionally staggered paddy cultivation pattern went uninterrupted after workforce attrition was tackled by bringing labour from other districts
Coronavirus Puts India On Highway To Hunger: Despite Bumper Harvest Why Food Riots Lurk
In the aftermath of the coronavirus-forced lockdown, distribution networks are choked and states are clueless on how to move the food to where it is required
Opinion: Why Police Treating Us Like Animals? Why Are Humans Made To Crawl, Duck-Walk, Frog-March?
We are in an Emergency; the State has sucked up our power to make even the most ordinary decisions, writes Outlook's Executive Editor, Sunil Menon
New Enemy, Old Tactics
The lockdown has changed life everywhere. But in Kashmir, stay-at-home is the continuum of a familiar clampdown.
Unprecedented In Scale, Why World's Richest Economies Are Up Against A Real Global Threat
The G20 Summit, held for the first time over video conferencing, admitted the globe faced the biggest challenge it has since World War-II over 70 years ago
Opinion | Corona Lockdown: Signs Of Endgame Were There, For Those Who Knew How To Read Them
When humans suffer from inertia, nature sorts us out quickly and ruthlessly, without too much concern for who is who, writes Peggy Mohan
COVID-19 Turns 'Enemy', Remote Jharkhand Village Sends American Social Workers Scurrying For Life
Franz Gastler and his wife Rose run Yuwa, a school in Ormanjhi that uses football to empower marginalised women against illiteracy, child marriage and poverty
Finally, The Old Fall Guy
The Nizamuddin ‘hot spot’ allows trolls to target Muslims for spreading the virus
