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In this file photo, AAP MLA Somnath Bharti arrives to attend a special session of the Delhi Assembly, in New Delhi. Bharti was sentenced to two years in jail for assaulting the AII...

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacts with the beneficiaries and vaccinators of Covid vaccination drive in Varanasi, through video conference, in New Delhi.

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Workers paint models to be placed on various tableaux during a press preview of the upcoming Republic Day parade, in New Delhi.

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A security person inspects a lawn as preparations underway near the India Gate for the upcoming Republic Day celebrations, in New Delhi.

PTI Photo/Ravi Choudhary
Congress supporters participate in a protest march against Republic TV Editor-in-chief Arnab Gosswami over his leaked WhatsApp chats related to the Balakot airstrike and other sens...

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Workers give final touches to the replica of a proposed Rama temple as part of Uttar Pradesh state tableau during a press preview of the upcoming Republic Day parade, in New Delhi....

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Replica of a proposed Ram temple is seen as part of the Uttar Pradesh state tableau during a press preview of the upcoming Republic Day parade, in New Delhi.

AP Photo/Altaf Qadri
Tamil Nadu tableau artists perform during the tableaux press preview as part of the Republic Day rehearsals, at Ravindra Rangshala in New Delhi.

PTI Photo/Vijay Verma
Gujarat tableau artists perform during the tableaux press preview as part of the Republic Day rehearsals, at Ravindra Rangshala in New Delhi.

PTI Photo/Vijay Verma
Assam tableau artists perform during the tableaux press preview as part of the Republic Day rehearsals, at Ravindra Rangshala in New Delhi.

PTI Photo/Vijay Verma
Farmers at Singhu border during their ongoing agitation against the new farm laws, in New Delhi.

PTI Photo/Arun Sharma
Farmers at Singhu border during their ongoing agitation against the new farm laws, in New Delhi.

PTI Photo/Arun Sharma
Farmers leaders during the 11th round of talks with the central government on new farm laws, at Vigyan Bhavan in New Delhi.

PTI Photo/Kamal Singh
Farmers leaders take a lunch break during the 11th round of talks with the central government on new farm laws, at Vigyan Bhavan in New Delhi.

PTI Photo/Kamal Singh
Tableau of Ministry of Biotechnology during the rehearsals for Republic Day 2021 parade, in New Delhi.

PTI Photo/Vijay Verma
Union Minister for Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare Narendra Singh Tomar along with Union Minister for Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal during the 11th round of talks with farmer...

PTI Photo/Kamal Singh
Cows feed on garbage in front of shops, spread by MCD workers, during their strike, near Ghanta Ghar in New Delhi.

PTI Photo/Shahbaz Khan
Artists from Punjab perform near their tableau during the rehearsals for Republic Day 2021 parade, in New Delhi.

PTI Photo/Vijay Verma
Artists from Ladakh perform on their tableau during the rehearsals for Republic Day 2021 parade, in New Delhi.

PTI Photo/Vijay Verma
Tableau artists from various states during the rehearsals for Republic Day 2021 parade, in New Delhi.

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Budget Documents Compilation Process Kickstarts With Customary 'Halwa Ceremony'

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman last month promised a 'never before' like Union Budget to the people of India.

Jan 23, 2021

| PTI
Farmer Unions Reconsidering Government Proposal To Hold Farm Laws In Meeting at Singhu Border

The government asked farmer unions to revert by Saturday in case they agree to the suspension proposal and the talks can continue only thereafter.

Jan 23, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
Navdeep Saini Reveals, Why He bowled Again In Gabba Despite Suffering A Groin Strain

Saini said, 'Ajinkya bhaiya asked me If I would be able to bowl with the injury, I just had to say yes'

Jan 23, 2021

| PTI
Resolution Is Not Possible When Sanctity Of Agitation Is Lost: Narendra Singh Tomar

Agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar said the three farm reform bills were passed in Parliament for farmers' benefit and will increase their income.

Jan 22, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
Farmers' Protest: SC-Appointed Panel Interacts With Unions From 8 States

'The farmers' unions participated in the discussion and gave their frank opinion including suggestions to improve the implementation of Acts,' a statement said.

Jan 21, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
Nepal PM Oli Thanks India For 'Generous' Covid Vaccine Supply

Nepal received one million doses of Covishield vaccine from India under grant assistance.

Jan 21, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
Let Us Stop These Falsehoods: Health Minister Vardhan Says Covid Vaccine Efficient, Safe

'The paradox is that countries across the globe are asking us for vaccines, while a section of our own is fomenting misinformation and doubt for narrow political ends,' the Union Minister said

Jan 21, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
World Watching Indian V-Shaped Economic Recovery, Successful Vaccine Drive: Amit Shah

The Union government now expects the GDP to close FY21 with a contraction of 7.7%.

Jan 21, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
CRPF Mulling Drafting Women Personnel In CoBRA Commando Battalions

The Central Reserve Police Force has had women personnel in combat since 1986 when its first 'Mahila' battalion was raised. It has six such units at present.

Jan 21, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
How Farm Sector Salvaged India’s GDP

During July-September 2020, despite the GDP registering a negative output, the farm sector grew by a healthy and robust positive 3.4%

Jan 21, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau

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India Vs Australia: Win Restores Series Balance, But Virat Kohli & Co Need Change In Mindset

Even though captains Kohli and Aaron Finch were on the same team in the IPL, a yawning gap seemed to had opened up between the sides by the end of the second ODI

Dec 03, 2020
Woman Scribes' Rift Over Rhea Chakraborty Exposes TV-Print Divide

The Sushant Singh Rajput death case and the accusations against Rhea Chakraborty have divided the media industry, with TV journalists arguing it's their duty to ask 'tough questions' and dig out the 'truth'.

Sep 09, 2020
Not Power Of Contempt But Reputation Shields Judiciary Against Malice

While the temptation to set an example by taking stern action against Prashant Bhushan may be hard to resist, it may also be counter-productive as the issue of alleged corruption in the judiciary today finds resonance with a far larger constituency than it did a decade ago.

Jul 22, 2020
Not Power Of Contempt But Reputation Shields Judiciary’s Credibility

While the temptation to set an example by taking stern action against Prashant Bhushan may be hard to resist, it may also be counter-productive as the issue of alleged corruption in the judiciary today finds resonance with a far larger constituency than it did a decade ago.

Jul 22, 2020
Extra-judicial Killing Is Not Only Illegal, It Paints Khaki Uniform In The Colour Of Cowardice

I shudder to think if encounters – fake or carried out genuinely in the course of duty – can be justified purely as a means to stop criminalisation of politics; or as seems to be the prevailing theory in Vikas Dubey’s case – to prevent criminals in politics from being exposed, writes Ajoy Kumar

Jul 18, 2020
Extra-judicial Killing Is Not Only Illegal, It Paints Khaki Uniform In The Colour Of Cowardice

I shudder to think if encounters – fake or carried out genuinely in the course of duty – can be justified purely as a means to stop criminalisation of politics; or as seems to be the prevailing theory in Vikas Dubey’s case – to prevent criminals in politics from being exposed, writes Ajoy Kumar

Jul 18, 2020
Sanjay Jha Is Right About Congress But He Also Symbolises What Ails The Party

If Sanjay Jha is being praised for his forthright and honest criticism of Congress party, it is only prudent that he be put to the same test.

Jun 19, 2020
Rahul's Interaction With Migrants Led To Predictable Political Storm, But What Have His Critics Done?

It is true that Nirmala Sitharaman and Mayawati’s attack against Rahul Gandhi is misdirected and neither of them or any other frontline political leader has made the effort to personally reach out to the lakhs of migrants who have hit India’s national and state highways in their long.

May 24, 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
The Silver Lining Of Lockdown: Rediscover Yourself Everyday

I feel like Bill Murray in the movie Groundhog Day where characters are caught in a time loop, repeatedly reliving the same day and no one but only Murray knows about it.

May 06, 2020

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Mission Impossible? As Global Supply Chains Lie In Tatters, India Aims To Replace China As 'Factory To The World'

PM Narendra Modi is hoping to garner a whopping $330 billion by wooing foreign investors to 'Make in India'. The 'Buy Local, Be Global' mantra is also aimed at being self-reliant.

Jun 05, 2020

| Saibal Dasgupta Jyotika Sood Lola Nayar
India As Seen From Abroad: Why Government Is Angry With Foreign Media

The ministry has already sent rebuttals to leading foreign media organisations, including The Guardian, Washington Post, Time, Al Jazeera, The Economist, Huffington Post, New York Times and the BBC.

Mar 12, 2020

| Bhavna Vij-Aurora
Editor's Take | Journalism Wins If Journalists Are Held To Account

This issue of Outlook on the Indian media is testament to our objectivity. Subjecting ourselves to the same scrutiny is only fair, since we constantly scrutinise everyone else, from politicians to police, writes Ruben Banerjee.

Feb 19, 2020

| Ruben Banerjee
Has The Indian Muslim Found His…And Her…Voice, And A Place Under The Sun, Like Never Before?

Shaheen Bagh becomes a metaphor for a historical moment in Indian politics: a joyous moment of self-discovery for a beleaguered community

Feb 06, 2020

| Salik Ahmad
Indian Muslims: Us, Them And A Common Ground

That Muslims have been rudderless and at the receiving end are well-documented, but what has not been explored enough is the ferment they have experienced and what has emerged out of it.

Feb 05, 2020

| Ruben Banerjee
In US-Iran Game Of Chess, India Faces Same Old Challenge -- Of Striking Balance

For India, striking a balance between its two strategic partners — the United States and Iran — who have been at daggers drawn for long, has never been an easy task, writes Pranay Sharma.

Jan 08, 2020

| Pranay Sharma
Geographical Indication Or Global Irritation? Nothing Official About GI Tags

From the ubiquitous rosogolla to the Basmati rice, from Mysore silk to Kolhapuri chappals, how India's GI law is completely messed up

Aug 13, 2019

| Jyotika Sood

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