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PTI : All India Progressive Women's Association (AIPWA) members hold a protest over the hijab controversy involving Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, in Patna, Friday, Dec. 19, 2025.

Naqab Row SC Bar Association Issues Condemnation Letter Against Bihar CM Two Ministers

BY Outlook News Desk

PTI : Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Assam Governor Lakshman Prasad Acharya during the inauguration of a new terminal of the Lokapriya Gopinath Bardoloi International Airport, in Guwahati, Assam, Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025.

PM Modi Meets Assam BJP Leaders, Reviews Poll Preparations At Party Headquarters

BY Outlook News Desk

File Photo; Representative image : Raising questions over the lack of action against the MLA, Bhatia asked, “Did she expel Madan Mitra from her party? Was any FIR lodged against him?”

BJP Alleges Mamata Banerjee Fuelling Hindu–Muslim Tensions Before Bengal Polls

BY Outlook News Desk

File photo; Representative image : The incident took place between Taherpur and Badkulla railway stations on the Sealdah–Krishnanagar section of the Eastern Railway.

West Bengal: Three Killed As Train Hits BJP Workers Heading To Modi Rally

BY Outlook News Desk

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Sonia Gandhi Accuses Modi Government Of Undermining MGNREGA

BY Outlook News Desk

SURESH K PANDEY : Delhi Police Detain Dog Lovers At India Gate

The Love That Eats: Dogs, Flesh, And The Surplus Life Of India

BY Anirban Ghosh

Saahil : 30 Years Of Irreverence

What A Magazine Means To Me?

BY Outlook News Desk

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IMD Predicts Western Disturbances, Dense Fog, and Cold Waves for Late December: Travel Advisory

BY Anjali Rawat (Avi)

IMAGO / ZUMA Press Wire : People eager to see the aftermath of the attack, vandalism, and arson incident gather in front of the Prothom Alo office building in Karwan Bazar. Violence broke out in Dhaka following the death of youth leader Sharif Osman Hadi, a key figure in Bangladesh™s 2024 pro-democracy uprising, who died in Singapore from injuries sustained in an assassination attempt.

Bangladesh On Edge: Fresh Violence & The Shadow Over Polls

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Low Visibility Prevents PM’s Helicopter From Landing In Taherpur, Returns to Kolkata Airport

BY PTI

Villages Take the Lead as Jharkhand Government Delays PESA Implementation

Villages Take The Lead As Jharkhand Government Delays PESA Implementation

BY Md Asghar Khan

Artwork by Govit Morajkar

Fully-Loaded Magazine: 30 years of Irreverence

BY Indranil Roy

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South India Weather Update: Major Cities See Mild Winter, Cold Wave in Pockets

BY Anjali Rawat (Avi)

The Goa Inquisition – A Forgotten Episode

The Goa Inquisition – A Forgotten Episode

BY Puneet Kundal

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UP Weather Today: Cold Wave and Dense Fog Trigger Red Alert in 20 Districts

BY Anjali Rawat (Avi)

Dense Fog Engulfs Delhi as AQI Nears ‘Severe’

Dense Fog Engulfs Delhi as AQI Nears ‘Severe’

BY PTI

Maharashtra Municipal Polls Begin for 23 Councils

Maharashtra Municipal Polls Begin for 23 Councils

BY Outlook News Desk

Rajdhani Express Hits Elephant Herd in Assam, 8 Killed

Rajdhani Express Hits Elephant Herd in Assam, 8 Killed

BY Outlook News Desk

AP : (FILE) Student protesters with Bangladeshi flag |

Bangladesh To Hold Youth Leader Hadi’s Funeral Today Amid Tight Security

BY Outlook News Desk

File photo : Each time they tore me apart, my friends and family would stitch me back into one piece. They would do this many times over. They never let me crack. It shouldn’t be this way. But we, the women, are battle-hardened.

To Men Who Write Women Off

BY Chinki Sinha

Past, Future: As the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) family tree grew, Outlook traced all the Sangh’s spheres of activities—armed forces, intelligence, education and science. The issue also looked at the history of the organisation, the Nathuram Godse problem and the Congress’ links to the organisation

The Binary Vision: 30 Years of Religion and Politics in India

BY Outlook Bureau

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Tense Times: Mobs went on the rampage in Gujarat after 59 people, most of whom were Hindu kar sevaks, were burnt alive on board the Sabarmati Express near Godhra railway station on February 27, 2002

The ‘Othering’: How Majoritarian Politics Redefined Belonging in India

BY Outlook Bureau

Always And Forever: May The Age Of Magazines Never End

BY Satish Padmanabhan

- : Arguing that existing legal provisions are inadequate to address the scale and intensity of contemporary hate campaigns, the government said a dedicated law was necessary to curb speech and acts that target individuals and communities based on religion, caste, language, gender, or other protected identities.

Policing Hate, Redefining Speech: Karnataka’s Contested New Law

BY N.K. Bhoopesh

File photo : At the same time, several lakh new voters were added to the rolls, including first-time voters and those who had applied for inclusion or correction of details.

Over 97 Lakh Names Removed As Tamil Nadu Releases Draft Electoral Roll After Special Revision

BY Outlook News Desk

IMAGO / Zuma Press Wire : A view of Jhelum River on a cold winter morning in Samboora, a village in Pulwama, south of the capital city Srinagar, Kashmir. The Kashmir Valley is facing an 86% rainfall deficit due to a prolonged dry spell, causing water levels to decline across its rivers and tributaries and raising concerns over forest fires, as surface heating, dry vegetation and depleted soil moisture.

Climate Change Concerns Return Due To Dry Spell In Kashmir

BY Ishfaq Naseem

| Photo: PTI : Charred remains at the nightclub where a fire broke out due to a cylinder blast, in North Goa district. At least 25 persons were killed and six others suffered injuries in the incident, according to officials.

Goa Club Fire Accused Escaped To UK, Landowner Alleges He Was Shielded By Influence

BY Outlook News Desk

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Doctor Whose Naqab Was Removed By Bihar's Chief Minister Nitish Kumar Will Join Duty

BY Outlook News Desk

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Photo by Sanchit Khanna Hindustan Times/IMAGO : Shaista, daughter of Mohammad Akhlaq Saifi during a protest by AIDWA to get judgment in favor of the families of the victims of mob lynching at Jantar Mantar on September 27, 2018 in New Delhi, India.

Withdrawal Of Murder Charges Can Lead To More Lynchings: Akhlaq’s Family To Court

BY Mohammad Ali

THIRD PARTY IMAGE; SCREENGRAB VIA SANSAD TV : Opposition MPs protest in the well as Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan (unseen) speaks in the Lok Sabha during the Winter session of Parliament

Winter Session Ends In Noise, Laws And Silence On Pollution

BY Ashlin Mathew

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Over 84,000 Schools Dropped from 'PM Poshan' in Five Years: Govt Data

BY Outlook News Desk

PTI : Congress leader Jairam Ramesh

Congress Mocks Modi Over 'Acute Acronym-itis' After VB-G RAM G Bill Passage

BY Outlook News Desk

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