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A shipment of 10000 rapid testing kits from Republic of Korea arrives in India to support the fight against COVID-19.

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A Qatar Airways flight carrying another 1350 oxygen cylinders sent by British Oxygen Company from the UK, arrives in India to fight COVID-19.

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India receives 7 ISO tankers with 20 MT Liquid Medical Oxygen, the first-ever shipment of LMO, from UAE to augment oxygen availability.

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This image released by National Geographic shows a large crowd swimming in the water during a festival in India, shown in the two-part special "India from Above," narrated by actor...

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The first batch of five Rafale combat jets, escorted by SU30 MKIs, enter the Indian air space on its way to Ambala airbase from France.

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In this handout photo provided by Defense PRO, Airborne Rescue Pod for Isolated Transportation (ARPIT) loaded in a Chinook heavy lift helicopter.

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In this handout photo provided by Defense PRO, Airborne Rescue Pod for Isolated Transportation (ARPIT) is seen near a Chinook heavy lift helicopter. This pod will be utilised for e...

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The rare band-tail scorpionfish, capable of changing colours, found by CMFRI researchers off the Sethukarai coast in the Gulf of Mannar, one of the world's richest region from a ma...

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In this India Meteorological Department (IMD) released satellite image captured at approximately 5 pm is seen Cyclone Amphan along the costal areas of Bay of Bengal. Extremely seve...

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In this satellite image taken from India Meteorological Department (IMD) at 13:26 IST shows Cyclone Amphan along the costal areas of Bay of Bengal. Super Cyclone Amphan is expected...

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In this satellite image taken from India Meteorological Department (IMD) at 16:20 IST shows Cyclone Amphan along the costal areas of Bay of Bengal. As per IMD, Amphan intensified i...

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India's Rohit Sharma bats during the second day of third and last cricket test match between India and South Africa in Ranchi, India, Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019.

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South Africa's Zubayr Hamza bats during the second day of third and last cricket test match between India and South Africa in Ranchi, India, Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019.

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India's Umesh Yadav, third right, celebrates with teammates the dismissal of South Africa's Quinton de Kock, right, during the second day of third and last cricket test match betwe...

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India's Shahbaz Nadeem bowls during the second day of third and last cricket test match between India and South Africa in Ranchi, India, Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019.

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India's Mohammed Shami, center, celebrates with teammates the dismissal of South Africa's Dean Elgar during the second day of third and last cricket test match between India and So...

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South Africa's George Linde reacts after a boundary hit by India's Umesh Yadav during the second day of third and last cricket test match between India and South Africa in Ranchi, ...

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India's Umesh Yadav bats during the second day of third and last cricket test match between India and South Africa in Ranchi, India, Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019.

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South Africa's George Linde, second right, celebrates with teammates the dismissal of India's Ravindra Jadeja during the second day of third and last cricket test match between Ind...

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Fans celebrate a boundary hit by India's Ravindra Jadeja during the second day of third and last cricket test match between India and South Africa in Ranchi, India, Sunday, Oct. 20...

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India’s Scale Tilts Towards Israel As Sufferings Of Palestinians Deepen

Gradually India’s ties with Palestine have weakened though Delhi continues to pay lip service to Palestinian rights.

May 13, 2021

| Seema Guha
The Pandemic Surge - What Does It Teach Us?

Political leaders should display greater sensitivity to public needs, set up a dedicated stock-taking panel and prioritise expenditure

May 13, 2021

| Amitabha Bhattacharya
Fighting Covid-19: We Are All On The Same Side

Since vaccine shortage and a sharp rise in infections continue to inflict suffering and death, is it time to rethink Intellectual property rights policy?

May 12, 2021

| Ekta Kumar
India In ‘Dire Straits’ Because It Opened Up Prematurely: Dr Anthony Fauci

America's top infectious disease expert Dr Anthony Fauci told senators that India made the 'incorrect assumption' that it was finished with the Covid-19 pandemic.

May 12, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
India Records 4,205 Covid Deaths In A Single Day, 3.48 Lakh New Cases

The total tally of Covid-19 cases in the country now stands at 2,33,40,938.

May 12, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
India, EU To Restart Negotiations For FTA After 8 Years

The decision was taken during a virtual summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the heads of state or government of all the 27-member states of the bloc

May 08, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
Indian Variant Of Covid-19 Reaches Bangladesh, 6 Cases Detected

All of the six people were exposed to the variant, also known as B.1.617, as they recently visited India and are currently kept under quarantine.

May 08, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
Over 9 Lakh Indians On Oxygen Support, 1.7 Lakh On Ventilator Due To Covid: Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan

In his virtual address at the 25th meeting of the Group of Ministers (GoM) to discuss the pandemic situation, Union health minister Harsh Vardhan said that 1.34 percent of COVID caseload was in ICU.

May 08, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
DRDO's Anti-Covid Drug Gets DCGI's Nod For Emergency Use

'The drug is expected to save precious lives due to the mechanism of operation of the drug in infected cells. This also reduces the hospital stay of COVID-19 patients,' the defence ministry said.

May 08, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
Bangladesh Sends 10,000 Vials Of Remdesivir To India

Bangladesh’s Deputy High Commissioner in Kolkata Toufique Hasan handed over 10,000 vials of Remdesivir to the representative of the Indian government.

May 06, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau

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Twice Orphaned

Why did we—I and you—not end up in a random crematorium? Thank providence, and the many good samaritans out there. The government, for all its bluster, had abandoned us.

May 13, 2021

| Ruben Banerjee
India Diary

What do you do when you end up meeting yourself? Yes, that’s what India means to this Australian—she found herself, and something greater than herself. And ended up marrying India.

Mar 24, 2021

| Sharell Cook
1971: War On Mass Murder

The genocide committed by Pakistan on Bangladeshis was unmatched since the Nazi holocaust. On the 50th year of this crime, Pakistan must apologise.

Mar 18, 2021

| Lt Gen (retd) Subrata Saha
Floydian Slip

For Black lives in the US and Dalit lives in India, what needs to change is not only unjust laws, but the distribution of power.

Dec 31, 2020

| Nic Dawes
50 Years Of Unlearning

East Pakistan was our most democratic region. But bad policies eventually cracked open the fissures.

Dec 17, 2020

| Murtaza Solangi
All Boots Lead To The Sugar Bowl

India's multi-sectoral battle plans for East Pakistan converged on Dacca—this utimate prize was fiercely defended. Fighting against time and a determined enemy, this is how it was won.

Dec 17, 2020

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To The East We Went and Won It For Them

The Dhaka victory was spectacular but much more could have been done to secure India’s strategic interests.

Dec 17, 2020

| Lt Gen. (retd) J.B.S. Yadava
How The West Was Won

A border that runs from the Himalayas to the Thar. A company commander who fought the Battle of Chhamb recalls the epic in hindsight.

Dec 17, 2020

| Maj. Gen. (retd) P.K. Puri
And Thus A Desh Was Born

Pakistan’s egregious folly in its eastern wing sparked a socio-political crisis of biblical magnitude. The resultant war with India birthed Bangladesh. At the dawn of the 1971 war’s golden jubilee, we remember the Indian military’s finest hour.

Dec 17, 2020

| Lt Gen (retd) Subrata Saha
With Bitter Maple Syrup

Justin Trudeau’s comments in favour of farmers’ protests angers India. It’s another instance of the Canadian PM privileging domestic politics over better ties with India.

Dec 10, 2020

| Seema Guha

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If An Old Indiana Jones And A Young Justin Bieber Went On A Hike Together

In the age of Tinder and Twitter, everyday words have come to denote apps and technologies. In this short sketch, Chetan Mahajan lays out a humorous take on the difference between an older generation and the tech-savvy younger one.

Jul 17, 2020
PM CARES To Ladakh Standoff: The Govt's Use Of Opaque Filters

Over the past few months (or has it been years?), the story of India too appears to be that of unbelievable filters.

Jun 13, 2020
The Unmourned Of Kashmir

Mourning comes after we feel the tangibility of the loss. Its absence, or the inability to come face-to-face with the dead, only deepens the void in the heart. What we are left with is an abyss that sucks us into disbelief and shock and uncertainty, writes Qadri Inzamam.

May 17, 2020
A Minefield Of Mediocre Films, 1990s Have Little To Offer To Nostalgic Bollywood Stars

Of all its decades, 1990s do appear to be replete with run-of-the-mill movies, with least number of all-time classics. It is amply illustrated by the fact that most of the favourite films chosen by the stars are in the range of mediocre-to-above average category, writes Giridhar Jha.

May 17, 2020
Chronology Is Clear: MPLADS Abolition Leaves MPs At The Mercy Of Centre

Opposition members are up in arms against the Centre for taking away the one resource they had at their ready disposal for providing financial heft to relief measures

Apr 08, 2020
After India's Chandrayaan-2, Time To See What Other Countries Are Planning On Space Front

Four missions to Mars are being planned next year by various agencies. Why so many together? The reason is that Mars and Earth come closest to each other once every 26 months and 2020 is when this happens next.

Jul 28, 2019
My Vote Is For the Well-Being Of My Fellow Indians

No government policy really affects me or perhaps even touches me. My life was no different during the ten years when Manmohan Singh was prime minister than the five years when Modi was or Vajpayee was.

May 19, 2019
What Makes India Powerful, What Sort Of A Country We Want

The assumption is that it is a strong leader like the current prime minister who will make India powerful. But, true greatness will elude this nation, no matter how brilliant the individual at the helm may be.

Nov 11, 2018
Is India Different From Pakistan?

In India, the Hindu right wing is hounding writer Ramachandra Guha calling him anti-national. In Pakistan, people are objecting to the Supreme Court decision that freed a poor Christian woman who was jailed for many years on the false charge of defaming Islam.

Nov 04, 2018
The Great Indian Horror Story: What Really Scares Us

For a country being ping-ponged around on a court of real-life terrors every day, it’s safe to say that the Netflix-and-chill crowd doesn’t scare easy.

Oct 30, 2018

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