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Outlook's Latest Issue: Where Does India Stand In The World Order?

BY Pragya Singh

Vikas Thakur : Special Intensive Reversion? Bihar's SIR encounters Opposition

A Textbook Case Of Election Omission

BY Pragya Singh

The ‘Infinite Elephant’ is by Usha, who lives with a mental illness. She found her freedom in love. The elephant, she says, represents hope and freedom. : Outlook in collaboration with The Banyan hope to spark conversations in drawing rooms across India that reflect on mental health experiences in all their diversity.

Breaking The Silence Around Mental Health Disorders In India — Outlook Magazine Independence Day Issue

BY Outlook News Desk

OUTLOOK’S INDEPENDENCE DAY ISSUE | Freedom From Stigma Of Mental Illness

OUTLOOK’S INDEPENDENCE DAY ISSUE | Freedom From Stigma Of Mental Illness

BY Outlook News Desk

Outlook Design Team : Outlook magazine cover for June 11, 2025: Silence of Kashmir

Where Is The Kashmiri Voice?

BY Outlook News Desk

File Photo : Outlook Magazine's February 6, 2023 cover issue examined the myth of the 'holy cow' , the half-truths surrounding it, and its central role in modern political debates

Holy Cow: UP's New Initiative And India's Cow Controversy

BY Ananya Kumar

WATCH | International Women's Day | Outlook’s “Women at Work”

WATCH | International Women's Day | Outlook’s “Women at Work”

BY Outlook News Desk

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War & Democracy

War & Democracy

BY Outlook News Desk

Outlook cover: Emergency: The Legacy/The Lunacy

Democracy's Darkest Hour

BY Outlook News Desk

Past covers from Outlook’s most famous stories, including the cricket betting racket and Kashmir Azadi poll

All It Takes: The Outlook Story

Photo: Prashant Panjiar : From the Launch Issue: Photograph of Phool Devi demonstrating how dais strangled newborns in Bihar

Kicking Up A Storm

BY Prashant Panjiar

Photo: Animikh Chakrabarty : A Fulfilling Career: Outlook is not just a workplace; it’s a second home

AB-10 Diary: A Second Home

BY Ranjeet Singh Rawat

Photo: Tribhuvan Tiwari : Glimpses of AB-10: The pantry where endless cups of tea were made

Yesterday Once More

Panic Room: left foreground: Bishwadeep Moitra checks out Namrata Joshi’s DVD cache at the main desk, while Vinod Mehta reads the Riot Act; from the archive by Sandeep Adhwaryu

Once Upon A Time, In AB-10

BY Bishwadeep Moitra

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Photo: Sanjay Rawat : Marking a Milestone: (Left to right) Editor Krishna Prasad, Vinod Mehta, Publisher Maheshwar Peri and Indranil Roy at Outlook’s 16th anniversary party at Hotel Metropolitan, New Delhi

Through The Up And Down Road

BY Indranil Roy

Photo: Suresh K Pandey : Vinod’s Room: AB-10 was a place of fun and laughter, and of serious work

Office Without A Reception

BY Satish Padmanabhan

Outlook Photos : Snapshots From a Bygone Era: Glimpses from behind the scenes at Outlook’s AB-10 office

Outlook, Behind The Scenes

BY Sandipan Deb

Photo: Tribhuvan Twari : Bullet in Afghanistan: Shot with Pranay Sharma in 2010. Sharma told me, “We are to make news not be the news”

Those Film Roll Days

BY Tribhuvan Tiwari

Photo: Suresh K Pandey : A Kind of Refuge: The editor’s cabin at Outlook magazine’s AB-10 office in New Delhi

Cabin Chronicles

BY Chinki Sinha

Outlook’s Issue: In Conversation With Dia Mehhta Bhupal

Outlook’s Issue: In Conversation With Dia Mehhta Bhupal

BY Outlook News Desk

Outlook cover: Flawless

Flawless

BY Outlook News Desk

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Outlook Magazine | Phantasmagoric Appeal of the One

Outlook Magazine | Phantasmagoric Appeal of the One

BY Outlook Web Bureau

Outlook's December 21, 2023 issue

Bucking The Trend

BY Sudhirendar Sharma

Outlook's cover on Northeast elections.

The Decazine

BY Chinki Sinha

Outlook's Latest Issue: She Will Overcome

Outlook's Latest Issue: She Will Overcome

BY Outlook News Desk

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