Slammed For Issuing Deen Dayal's Birth Centenary Circular, Kerala Govt Says 'Will Look Into The Matter'
The circular also evoked a series of criticism against the government and a state-wide protest by the Kerala Students' Union.
Hardik Patel Appers Before Court In Vandalism Case, Arrest Warrant Against Him Cancelled
The court cancelled the arrest warrants of Hardik Patel and others after they appeared before it today and gave an assurance that they will remain present during the future hearings.
India Growing Faster Than Many Major Economies, Will Soon Overtake China, Says MP CM
Chouhan, in a series of meetings with US industry representatives and leaders of the corporate world in the US has invited them to invest in his state.
'Be Prepared..Will Tell All On Nov 7', Says Kamal Haasan, Is He Launching Political Party On B'day?
"I can see that a youth force is waiting to be coordinated," the national award winner said.
After 16 Years, National Conference To Hold Delegates Session, 20,000 Members To Participate
The last delegates session was held in 2002.
'Thrones For Murderers, The Oppressed Await The Gallows' -- Why Kashmiri Poets Are Feeling Helpless And Choked
The snow of despair runs deep in the Valley. And the free-flowing words of Kashmiri poets are now frozen.
Terror Funding: NIA Carries Out Searches At Residence Of Syed Salahuddin's Son
NIA officials seized his five mobile phones, a laptop and some incriminating documents
Nobody Has Opposed GST, Traders Complaint Is On Implementation, Says Rupani
After reiterating that the BJP is unfazed by any agitation, Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani met Outlook to discuss issues pertaining to economy and election strategy after being in power for 22 years.
Not Against Kashmir Dialogues But The Bugle Sounded By Indian Govt A Big Joke: Syed Salahuddin
The UJC chief said the use of force has not succeeded to subdue Kashmiris.
Subramanian Swamy Says 'Elimination Only Answer To Terrorism' After Mehbooba Mufti Urges Police Not To Attack Families Of Militants
"She cannot give fatwa. She has given an opinion; opinion should be rejected. If terrorist are hiding in one place, they have to be attacked. There is only one answer to terrorism, elimination."
Shikara Is About My Mother’s Home, My Home, And How We Lost It…. But I’ll Never Sell Hate For Profit: Vidhu Vinod Chopra
In an interview with Outlook, director-producer Vidhu Vinod Chopra opens about Kashmir, his memories and the controversy around his movie Shikara.
Syed Ali Geelani’s Exit From Hurriyat Ends A Long, Defiant Sentence. What Will Kashmir (and Pakistan) Write Now?
Syed Ali Geelani has long been the face of Kashmir’s veto…his was the door that slammed shut on India. The 91-year-old’s departure marks the twilight of separatist politics, and a shift in Pakistan’s tactics.
'Doormat Of Central Leaders?' -- Why All Jammuites Aren’t Celebrating Life Without Article 370
The concept of Jammu vs Kashmir is counterproductive as change of demography is seriously impacting business activities
Kashmir 370 Degrees: Year To The Ground
Good or bad, the changes afoot in Kashmir are significant and Outlook in this special issue seeks to understand their implications without being judgemental.
Violence Looks At Itself In The Mirror, And Sees An Enemy
India must acknowledge the untenability of rule by military might
It’s Not Just Kashmir, But India That Needs A Solution: Sanjay Kak
Documentary filmmaker Sanjay Kak talks to Sunil Menon about the situation in the Kashmir Valley post August 5, 2019 -- an ‘era’ of siege, as he calls it.
Opinion | Why Vidhu Vinod Chopra’s Shikara Celebrates Kashmir's Beauty But Ostracises Its Muslims
Called 'too soft' on Muslims, Vidhu Vinod Chopra's film can, in fact, be used to further Indian animus against them, writes academician Muddasir Ramzan
How Kashmiri Pandits' Loss And Longing For 'Home' Find Expression In Their Literature
How modernity was changing old Kashmiri society was a major literary concern.
I Hope There Will Be Rethinking In Delhi: Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri
Former Pakistan foreign minister Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri says "history will record August 5 as a Black Day for Kashmir, India and Pakistan-India relations."
Opinion | Dissent Is A Kashmiri Carpet Woven Over A Century: Three Instances When The Murmur Became A Roar
If the political history of Kashmir is a muffled tragedy, the cry for self-determination punctuates it like a balladic refrain, writes academician Vanessa Chishti
One Year Ago, India Killed Mainstream Politics In Kashmir, And Nothing Else
And Article 370 was actually reborn—as another “betrayal”, a collective humiliation that kindles separatism further. Only uncertainty has domicile in Kashmir now, writes economist Haseeb A. Drabu
Abrogation Of Article 370 Has Strengthened Voices Of India In The Union Territory: Ram Madhav
National general secretary of BJP Ram Madhav tells Outlook that the abrogation of Article 370 has led to “strengthening of the voices of India” in the youngest Union territory.
Opinion | Dismantling Of Jammu And Kashmir A Clear Case Of Manipulative Politics To Alter Demography
Even though India’s sheen in its capacity as an economic and military power is being corroded, the BJP’s self-confidence has not waned at all, writes academician Siddiq Wahid
An Indefinite Article, A Year of Silence: Was A Historical Blunder Corrected In Kashmir…Or Another Committed?
New Delhi is rolling out the ‘three Ds’ to change J&K’s political/social map internally. It may even restore J&K’s statehood as a sop. But all amid a lockdown of opinions.