Anniversary Issue

Cover of Place by Ananya Vajpeyi

Our Elsewheres: Seeing Varanasi Through Changing Eyes

BY Ananya Vajpeyi

Home Artwork by Aradhana Seth

Outlook Anniversary Issue: Diary Of A Homeless Child

BY Anupama Raju

| Courtesy: Shrine empire gallery : Hostile Witness: Grant Road, Bombay/Mumbai Artwork by Baaraan Ijlal

Outlook Anniversary Issue: When The City Becomes A Witness

BY Alolika Dutta

| Courtesy: Vadehra Art Gallery : City Memory, Dreams, Desire, Statues And Ghosts Return Of Hiuen Tsang Artwork by Gulam Mohammed Sheikh

Outlook Anniversary Issue: The Geography Of Waiting

BY Geet Chaturvedi

| Photo: IMAGO

Outlook Anniversary Issue: The Labour Of Historical Fiction

BY Aanchal Malhotra

| Photo: Courtesy of the authors

Outlook Anniversary Issue: Home ...A Conversation

BY Donskobar Junisha Khongwir

| Courtesy: Sakshi Gallery : Other Ways of Seeing Untitled artwork by Sujith S.N.

Outlook Anniversary Issue: The World And The Word

BY Geetanjali Shree

| Photos: Sarojini Lewis : Real/Memory: These three photographs show village Nindaur in Ara district of Bihar and are connected to my own imagination of what this village would look like.

Outlook Anniversary Issue: Tracing The Memory Of Migration

BY Sarojini Lewis

The Dreaming Chamber An artwork by Ruchi Bakshi Sharma

Outlook Anniversary Issue: Life After Pralaya: Notes From Space Station 21B

BY Yousuf Saeed

| Courtesy: Tao art Gallery : Red by the Sea Artwork by Riyas Komu

Outlook Anniversary Issue: A Dot In Soot

BY Aakriti Kuntal

(Left) The Cave Inside (right) Leaf Leaves Artworks by Sudarshan Shetty

Outlook Anniversary Issue: A Country Penned By Writers

BY Pravin Kumar

Sound on my Skin Artwork by Shilpa Gupta : It is through these confrontations that the character’s internal reality is finally stripped bare, revealing an inner truth that makes the work feel both resonant and contemporary.

Outlook Anniversary Issue: The Artifice Of Reality

BY Vivek Shanbhag

Real/Reel: A screen grab from the film Stalker

Art & Entertainment

Outlook Anniversary Issue: Navigating The Nation Factory

BY Ruchir Joshi

Altinho Cross Artwork by Govit Morajkar

Outlook Anniversary Issue: The Subterranean Shores of Goa

BY Mayabhushan Nagvenkar

(Un)promised Installation shots by Vibha Galhotra

Outlook Anniversary Issue: The City That Remembered Us

BY Vibha Galhotra

| Photo: Aradhana Seth : Nikhil Chopra

Outlook Anniversary Issue: House Of Shared Contemplations

BY Chinki Sinha

Landscape is Not Always Beautiful: Landscape is an Architecture Artworks from the series by Samit Das

Outlook Anniversary Issue: Known And Unknown Worlds Beyond The Visible

Well-Kept Ruins | Hélène Cixous | Seagull Books | 156 pages | Rs 699

Outlook Anniversary Issue: Well-Kept Ruins of Memory And Time

BY Hélène Cixous

| Courtesy: Experimenter : The Subterranean II, 2024 Artwork by Julien Segard

Outlook Anniversary Issue: Between Sky Above, Earth Below

BY Perumal Murugan

Artwork by Amitava Kumar

Outlook Anniversary Issue: Sab Yaad Rakha Jayega

BY Amitava Kumar

| Courtesy: Champatree Art Gallery : Blessed Land Artwork by Samir Mohanty

Outlook Anniversary Issue: The Memory Of Fields

BY Janice Pariat

If Malgudi is a motif, rather than ask ‘what is Malgudi’, we may perhaps better understand it as a literary reality and ask ‘how is Malgudi built’.

Outlook Anniversary Issue: How R.K. Narayan’s Malgudi Normalises Caste Of Words

BY Antony Arul Valan

Snake and other stories | Premendra Mitra | Seagull Fiction |
133 pages | 1999

Outlook Anniverary Issue: Excerpt from Premendra Mitra's 'Discovering Telenapota'

BY Premendra Mitra

Absolute Jafar | Sarnath Banerjee | Harper Collins | 272 pages | Rs 799

Outlook Anniversary Issue: A Day In The Life Of Jafar

BY Sarnath Banerjee

Old Moon Revolution Artwork by Ruchi Bakshi Sharma : A performer can take hours to move an imaginary mountain on stage; can show how a river originates atop some far mountain, then widens in grith as it comes toward you, then thins as it travels off into the distance.

Outlook Anniversary Issue: Eyes That Build Worlds

BY Tishani Doshi

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