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They always talk about the 12th century and only of the principles advocated by the pioneers, not of later compromises and developments, says Prof S Settar

Where do the saris and shoes seized from Jayalalithaa, enough to stock up a garment or footwear shop, go after a court verdict due in June 2017?

​The June 13, 2016 issue of Outlook carries ​the ​interview​

In a Lok Sabha debate on November 30, 2015, Mr. Mohammad Salim, the honorable Member of Parliament of the CPI-M, referred to an Outlook cover story...

Threats to the safety of Madhavi Tata, Assistant Editor, Outlook magazine.

A satirical snippet titled "No Boring Babu" published in the 'Deep Throat' column has attracted plenty of attention and criticism since its publication...

A sampling from ‘The Red Sari’, Javier Moro’s dramatized biography of Congress President Sonia Gandhi...

The first captain under whom an Indian cricket team came back unvanquished from Pakistan recalls that seminal tour.

JNU could have become one of the world’s best universities, but successive governments have failed us, says Aishe Ghosh, President, JNUSU, who is pursuing MPhil in international relations at the university.

The left-led leadership has left no stone unturned in besmirching the Jawaharlal Nehru University, says Siddharth Yadav, Secretary, ABVP, Delhi

A country can be a leader in the knowledge domain only if ­education is free, says Shehla Rashid, former vice president, JNUSU

"Today, the fees at JNU have been increased; tomorrow, it will happen at other universities, ­including AMU. This government is constantly attacking ­the universities," says Huzaifa Aamir Rashadi, Honorary secretary AMU students union, 2018-19

Surya Patro, the BJD vice president talks about party's success in the 2019 assembly polls.

Trinamool’s candidate from the Jadavpur Lok Sabha seat, Mimi Chakraborty speaks to Outlook on her political debut and BJP's ambitions in Bengal.