COVER STORY
Egg Price: At Rs 7.50 A Piece, Eggs Now As Costly As Chicken
Eating chicken becomes cheaper than buying eggs as prices surge over high demand
Outlook Magazine - 31 May 2021
After Majid Khan, Another Kashmiri Youth Shuns Militancy, Returns Home
He refused to give details of the youth, saying the security and safety of the individual concerned was paramount.
'Like To Live In The Present, Won’t Miss Gopi Sir In Tokyo'
Rio 2016 silver medallist and world badminton champion PV Sindhu has been training under Korean coach Park Tae Sang for over a year now
Congress Leader Priya Ranjan Dasmunsi, Who Was Hospitalised Since 2008, Dies
The former MP and information and broadcasting minister was admitted to the Apollo hospital in 2008 after he suffered a stroke and a paralytic attack.
Delhi Metro's Magenta Line, Kalkaji-Botanical Garden Corridor Gets Safety Approval, Likely To Open By November End
After the new section of the Delhi Metro is opened, commuters will be able to travel directly to Kalkaji Mandir Metro Station, which is on the Violet Line.
Indigo Female Staff Makes Two Drunk Men Fall At Her Feet For Misbehaving With Her At Hyderabad Airport
"Bend completely and touch my feet. Then only I will let you go," the woman is heard telling one of the men.
Cheteshwar Pujara Becomes 3rd Indian Batsman To Bat Across 5 Days In A Test Match
When Pujara came out to bat this morning on the final day of the opening Test against Sri Lanka, he joined ML Jaisimha and Ravi Shastri in the elite list. Incidentally, they had also achieved the rare feat at the Eden Gardens.
74% Indians Have Confidence In Their Govt, Reveals World Economic Forum Report
India's government the third most trusted in the world, it said.
After Majid Khan, Another Kashmiri Youth Shuns Militancy, Returns Home
He refused to give details of the youth, saying the security and safety of the individual concerned was paramount.
'Like To Live In The Present, Won’t Miss Gopi Sir In Tokyo'
Rio 2016 silver medallist and world badminton champion PV Sindhu has been training under Korean coach Park Tae Sang for over a year now
Congress Leader Priya Ranjan Dasmunsi, Who Was Hospitalised Since 2008, Dies
The former MP and information and broadcasting minister was admitted to the Apollo hospital in 2008 after he suffered a stroke and a paralytic attack.
Delhi Metro's Magenta Line, Kalkaji-Botanical Garden Corridor Gets Safety Approval, Likely To Open By November End
After the new section of the Delhi Metro is opened, commuters will be able to travel directly to Kalkaji Mandir Metro Station, which is on the Violet Line.
Indigo Female Staff Makes Two Drunk Men Fall At Her Feet For Misbehaving With Her At Hyderabad Airport
"Bend completely and touch my feet. Then only I will let you go," the woman is heard telling one of the men.
Cheteshwar Pujara Becomes 3rd Indian Batsman To Bat Across 5 Days In A Test Match
When Pujara came out to bat this morning on the final day of the opening Test against Sri Lanka, he joined ML Jaisimha and Ravi Shastri in the elite list. Incidentally, they had also achieved the rare feat at the Eden Gardens.
74% Indians Have Confidence In Their Govt, Reveals World Economic Forum Report
India's government the third most trusted in the world, it said.
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
Congress Working Committee Nod To Election Schedule, Paves Way For Rahul's Elevation
Gandhi is likely to be the sole candidate to file the nomination for the party chief's post and is "deemed to be the next party chief the same day (Dec 5)"
China's Next-Generation Multi-Nuclear Missile May Be Inducted Into PLA Next Year
The Dongfeng-41 is a three-stage solid-fuel missile with a range of at least 12,000 kms.
Air Pollution Crisis Provides India And Pakistan A Golden Chance To ‘Clear The Air’ Between Neighbours
US has air quality cooperation agreements with its neighbouring Canada and Mexico. Similarly, the countries of European Union have an agreement, which sets national limit on emission of air pollutants
SC Rejects Plea To Stall <em>Padmavati's</em> Release, Says 'Won't Interfere With Censor Board's Work'
In the plea filed on Friday, Manohar Lal Sharma also sought prosecution of the filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali.
Video Of Maharashtra Minister Ram Shinde Peeing By Roadside Goes Viral, NCP Takes Dig
The incident occurred on a stretch on the Solapur-Barshi road when the minister was travelling in his car.
Indian Consul General's Family Robbed, Briefly Held Hostage In South Africa
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has spoken to the Consul General and inquired about the well being of his family.
Patidar Members Attack Congress Office In Surat After The Party Announces Its First List Of 77 Candidates
Members of the Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS) alleged that the two leaders of the movement were included in the list without their consent
Champaran Diary
Last year, there wasn’t a Covid-19 case within 100 miles of my village—Bihar was snug its innate ‘immunity’. But doctors were as scarce…and now Motihari looks worse than Mumbai.
'Do Anything To Earn Money...You Will Have To Fill Your Stomach'
Playing a 92-year-old granny? “Won’t be able to do it,” she first said, in alarm. Then she heard the script, and soon winter nights Patiala beckoned…
'Calling The Other Impure, Subhuman Is Psychological Ethnocide'
Caste is often seen in impersonal terms, as a social fact. What about the individual—the constant, corrosive trauma? That’s the domain of Dr Sushrut Jadhav, cultural psychiatrist.
The Household On Bishop Lefroy Road
The auteur’s cast and crew made up an extended family of sorts that nurtured creative collaborations
Uncle Auteur
India’s only honorary Oscar-winning director could think like a child and cast children to perfection
The Unerring Casting Eye
The cast in Ray’s movies stand out—children and adults with no acting experience, theatre actors and superstars...
Most Wanted
The villains in Ray’s cinematic universe came in shades of grey—fearsome but lovable, sly yet bungling, revolting and funny—and mirrored the heroes in their essential human frailties
Message In The Medium
As technology makes borders redundant, Ray would have loved to take stories of his alter ego Shonku to a wider audience on screen
Ray Of Hope
The passionate film-maker looked at the world through the lens of humanity and left viewers with optimism for a better, brighter world
The ‘Normal’ Lens
From the humanism of nuances and absences of his early work, to the pessimism and despair of the polemical films in later life, a journey through the life and works of the artist who put Indian cinema on the world map
Susegad With The CM
While more and more Goans fall to Covid, their government seems to care more for tourism
Marathwada: The Social Virus
The dynamics of the rural pandemic are very different. There’s stigma, ostracism, rumour…a pall of fatalistic silence. So, village India lurches from zero healthcare to zero data.
Dust And Ashes
Rural and semi-urban India largely escaped the first wave. Now millions of people are left to fend for themselves as the virus moves into new areas.
Mixed Shots
Passing through: A chuckle here, a teardrop there
Wagonload Of Oxygen
The Indian Railways is chugging away quietly amidst the pandemic, putting its metal wagons at the service of India. An interview with the CEO:
Bye Bye Big Boss
After a humbling rout in TN, Kamal’s Makkal Needhi Maiam is imploding. A spate of desertions later, actress Kasturi asks, “Is this a political party or the Bigg Boss house?”
Poison Dart From A Sting
High Court, Governor, CBI, a handful of ministers…a few notable ones exonerated by politics because they are on the other side. The Narada scam rolls on like a train wreck.
The NEWS
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