Gujarat One Of Safest States For Women: Jitendra Singh On Rahul Gandhi's Tweets
Singh, also denied senior Congress leader Manmohan Singh remarks that November 8 was a black day for Indian economy and democracy.
US Teacher Calls Police After Boy Says 'Allah', 'Boom' In Class
Mohammad Suleiman was born with Down Syndrome and he has intellectual difficulties, according to his father.
Lest We Forget: The Shocking Pictures Of Bhopal Gas Tragedy
On the 33rd anniversary of the world’s worst industrial disaster, two organisations (Bhopal Gas Peedit Mahila Udyog Sangathan and Bhopal Gas Peedith Sangharsh Sahayog Samiti) working here among the victims of the Union Carbide gas disaster of 1984 have shared the pictures with Outlook.
In Gujarat, The BJP Has Used Its Most Powerful Card, Prime Minister Modi
Both on the side of issues and organisation, my view is that the BJP is ahead, either because of its strength or the Congress’s weakness, or both.
Shame An Indian Leader Had To Be Told Not To Divide Country On Sectarian Lines, Says Tharoor On Obama’s Advice To Modi
"It's a shame that an Indian leader needs to be told this by a foreign one, when our history is one of co-existence, our Constitution reflects pluralism &our culture accepts difference. A great pity that some Indians don't share the values on which India is built (sic)."
Govt Will Give 3-6 Months To Link Aadhaar With PAN If SC Rules In Its Favour, Will Cancel All PANs Not Linked
The current deadline for linking the 10-digit alphanumeric PAN (Permanent Account Number), issued by the Income Tax Department, with Aadhaar is December 31.
IT Raids Find Labs Paid Doctors Crores For Referring Medical Tests, Rs 100Cr Black Money Detected
"The commission varied from lab to lab but the median range of normal cut/commission for doctors is 35 per cent in case of MRI tests and 20 per cent in case of CT scan and other lab tests. These payments are found to be disguised as marketing expenses."
An Unfolding Dalit Movement In Tamil Nadu Has Escaped Nation’s Attention
Poet and activist Meena Kandasamy visits ground zero of the grassroots movement down South to understand the caste divide in the state.
India Needs A Caste Census To Know Where The Marginalised Stand In The Development Index
The aim of a caste census is not to know the numerical strength of a caste. Rather, it would reveal social inequalities for possible remedial measures.
Lakhimpur Kheri: Heartbreak And Tears As Families Try To Cope With Personal Grief
Kin of killed farmers, BJP members have the same demand—justice for the dead.
The Negotiator: Rakesh Tikait Is The Glue Holding Farmers’ Agitation Together
The former Delhi Police employee has also emerged as the go-to man for the authorities to reach out to the agitating farmers.
This Election Season In UP, Lakhimpur Kheri Is The New Political Battlefield
The Opposition is hoping for a rich election harvest in Uttar Pradesh but Lucknow appears to be a long way from the killing fields.
Untold Stories From Veer Savarkar’s Life And Times
In this concluding volume of his sympathetic biography of the RSS icon, Vikram Sampath focuses on the Hindu Mahasabha’s role in the freedom movement and the Gandhi murder trial.
Emerging Manipur Promises More But What's Not Right In This Robust State
Manipur has to muster resources to serve its wealth of natural talent.
India's Sporting Revolution And Why Haryana, Odisha Are Model States
Buoyed by Olympic success, other sports emerge from the oversized shadow cast by cricket. Excellence demands sedulous, patient investment, where Haryana and Odisha show the way.
The Valley On Canvas: Colours That Tell A Hundred Stories
A temporary gallery showing Kashmiri and other art has met with a tepid response. Art lovers wait for opening of the new art gallery, to be housed in the Sher Garhi palace.
Mofussil Reporters Play A Crucial Role In The News Cycle But Do You Know Any Of Them?
The death of journalist Raman Kashyap at Lakhimpur Kheri throws into sharp relief the condition of local reporters incessantly feeding ‘breaking news’ to the ever-demanding maw of the national media from India’s hinterland.
Feat Of Clay: Bengal’s Idol-makers Are Pushing Boundaries Of Creativity This Durga Puja Season
From NRC to detention camps to farmers’ protests, Calcutta artisans are showcasing contemporary socio-political issues.
India’s Archaic And Draconian Drug Laws Do More Harm Than Good
Our government must follow examples of other countries with liberal views on personal use of drugs.
Return Of The Maharaja: Will Air India’s Takeover By Tatas End Problems Of Airline’s Employees?
Air India’s takeover by the Tatas looks positive on most fronts. But what does it really mean for the employees?
Kashmir Minority Killings A Throwback To The Terrifying 90s
Outwardly peaceful, Kashmir has seen a spate of civilian killings in recent weeks. A silent unease has now exploded into fear and concern after the shooting of minorities.