COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 16 August 2021
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However, Hadiya insisted that she wants to go with her husband Shafin Jahan.
The party has been asked to pay the penalty by December 7.
The sit-in had paralysed the national capital for three weeks.
New adult content platforms have spawned a generation of Bengali actresses operating on the raunchy side
State education minister Vijay Shah made an announcement to this effect while addressing NCC cadets from Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh on the NCC Day at the Shaurya Smarak in Bhopal
State education minister Vijay Shah made an announcement to this effect while addressing NCC cadets from Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh on the NCC Day at the Shaurya Smarak in Bhopal
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However, Hadiya insisted that she wants to go with her husband Shafin Jahan.
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The party has been asked to pay the penalty by December 7.
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The sit-in had paralysed the national capital for three weeks.
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New adult content platforms have spawned a generation of Bengali actresses operating on the raunchy side
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State education minister Vijay Shah made an announcement to this effect while addressing NCC cadets from Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh on the NCC Day at the Shaurya Smarak in Bhopal
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State education minister Vijay Shah made an announcement to this effect while addressing NCC cadets from Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh on the NCC Day at the Shaurya Smarak in Bhopal
OTHER STORIES
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Abdullah sparked another controversy, earlier in the day, after daring the Indian government to raise the flag in Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar.
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The right-wing gathering also demanded the immediate withdrawal of a directive, which it claimed was issued by the Centre to states on cow vigilantism.
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India dismissed Sri Lanka for 166 runs in 49.3 overs in their second innings just after lunch to wrap up the match well inside four days.
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The report published over the weekend comes amid a wave of sexual assault complaints against high-profile American men.
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The court, however, said that she can approach the High Court in this regard.
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The airline declined to comment on Guha's allegations.
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The High Court had, on November 21, granted an anticipatory bail to the Pinto family, in connection with the case
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The bench, also comprising Justices AM Khanwilkar and DY Chandrachud, said only the Constitution bench will pass an interim order in the matter.
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When deposed nawab Wajid Ali Shah settled in Calcutta, he brought Awadhi art, literature, sport, fashion, food…changing and adding to the cultural contours of the pulsating metropolis. Plangent strains of all that are heard still in his beloved Metiaburj, 199 years after his birth.
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Not taste and aesthetics, but class and power draw the line between porn and erotica. Exploitation happens everywhere in the world of real-world sex—not just in porn.
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Actress Kubbra Sait tells Lachmi Deb Roy that people in general associate nudity with pornography 'almost as if our minds have not evolved beyond that'. Excerpts:
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What arouses women is body-positive feminist porn, not the kind that dehumanises women
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If production of porn involves or leads to crimes against women, it needs eradication, not regulation
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A patchwork of laws is deployed against porn, confusing rather than clarifying the fraught terrain where blind spots abound
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Can anyone be coerced into porn? Are they kids? Allegations of youth eyeing a break in Bollywood being lured into porn are being made just to extort or blackmail, says Gehana Vasisth
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Call it the Horn of Plenty. That even rhymes with porn, the unspoken cultural artefact that India is suddenly awash with.
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New Delhi has mostly responded on an ad hoc basis to historically complex border disputes among northeastern states
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Originating from colonial era carve-ups or post-independence redrawing of boundaries, territorial disputes between states fester on in low simmer or indifference, before they flare up in violence.
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The festering interstate boundary disputes in the region will take more than meetings to find permanent solutions. The warring states will have to adopt give-and-take measures too.
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Football, Pokemon, rap music, graphic novels…and Buddhism? Meet Jalue Dorje, as American teen as you can get, but also Tibetan, and an anointed reincarnation.
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Headlines from around the world last week
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Siddharth Malhotra, who plays Captain Vikram Batra in 'Shershaah' which is to be released on Amazon Prime soon, talks to Outlook’s Lachmi Deb Roy on its being the first Bollywood film to be shot in Kargil. Excerpts:
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“To a man living around these forests, 34 million carats of diamonds have no meaning, all he’ll understand are the many zeroes…that is what his bank balance is most of the time.”
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State government ensures kin of armed personnel killed in the line of duty land good jobs
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Two years after J&K lost autonomy and statehood, there’s no noise louder than the quiet on Kashmir’s streets
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Passing through: A chuckle here, a teardrop there
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A Rs 2,000-crore aid package for Dalits? No one in Telangana can really oppose that, except to ask ‘why only in Huzurabad?’ Good question. Bypolls, what else.
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Naveen Patnaik may not quite be up there with Sreejesh, but the former Doon goalkeeper is the one who saved India from hockey oblivion and took us to the Olympic podium at Tokyo.
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What’s behind the Covid spike in Kerala? Delta coming to the least seropositive state. Targeted, strategic testing that uncovers cases the best. And the least under-reporting.
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In case you missed it: News and newsmakers from India over the past week
