COVER STORY
In her plea, the constable had also sought the court's permission to continue to work with the police force after changing her sex.
Outlook Magazine - 15 November 2021
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The homegrown automaker has achieved this milestone in just over four months since the Nexon's production commenced
For the second consecutive day, Sri Lankan players have complained of uneasiness due to bad air quality in the national capital.
The second-gen Volvo XC60 is likely to be a diesel-only offering initially, similar to the S90 and the V90 Cross Country
Nitin Gadkari, the road transport minister has hinted towards more concessions on EVs in the future
Vaishali Shadangule was an outsider in the fashion world. She made it her home.
Excerpts from A Fashion Dictionary, an experimental work-in-progress that looks at the nature of clothes, relying on the juxtaposition of sartorial research with a subjective and personal account of the author’s relationship with clothing.
The future of fashion lies in inclusivity, in being a message board for the times, in imperfect solidarities.
The pandemic closed doors. It also opened new ones. Three models speak about experiences amid Covid-19.
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The homegrown automaker has achieved this milestone in just over four months since the Nexon's production commenced
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For the second consecutive day, Sri Lankan players have complained of uneasiness due to bad air quality in the national capital.
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The second-gen Volvo XC60 is likely to be a diesel-only offering initially, similar to the S90 and the V90 Cross Country
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Nitin Gadkari, the road transport minister has hinted towards more concessions on EVs in the future
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Vaishali Shadangule was an outsider in the fashion world. She made it her home.
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Excerpts from A Fashion Dictionary, an experimental work-in-progress that looks at the nature of clothes, relying on the juxtaposition of sartorial research with a subjective and personal account of the author’s relationship with clothing.
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The future of fashion lies in inclusivity, in being a message board for the times, in imperfect solidarities.
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The pandemic closed doors. It also opened new ones. Three models speak about experiences amid Covid-19.
OTHER STORIES
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A successful designer from a small town writes about his journey in the fashion industry and his team that made it possible.
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Design and fashion education in India needs to overhaul its basic principles, in line with the needs of its climes, culture and people.
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The pandemic forced the fashion industry into a pause, and let it re-imagine existing business and marketing models. The future looks exciting.
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Tawang, home to the Monpa tribe whose paper-making tradition goes back 1,000 years, is being heavily built up today. Can this little hill-town save its heritage?
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PM Narendra Modi’s personal equation with the Pope relieves India’s Christians; at the G20 summit he promises jabs for the world; at COP26 in Glasgow the premier pledges that the country would attain net zero emissions by 2070
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Jyotirmaya Sharma’s book takes a long, hard look at the miscibility of religion and politics in Gandhi’s thoughts.
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In a world where the media often reproduces the propaganda of the powerful, art—including the art of the novel—must keep alive the truth about the times we live in.
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As crime hurts, justice should heal. ‘Open prisons’ show us the way to a more compassionate society.
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One of India’s leading designers looks into fashion’s mirror, as the world comes to terms with the twin threats of pandemic and climate crisis.
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Covid pandemic leaves fashion industry with no choice but to go digital, but hesitancy and uncertainty abound
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The Kabul University attack convulsed the body and mind of an Afghan woman. What remains are shards of her dreams.
