COVER STORY
Mariellen Ward, Traveller of the Year
Outlook Magazine - 17 October 2016
Scherezade Shroff, Fashionista of the Year
Ajay Sood, Shutterbug of the Year
Ssumier S Pasricha, Humour king of the Year
Pankaj Bhadouria, Kitchen king of the Year
Shirley Setia, Musician of the Year
Randeep Hooda, Good Samaritan of the Year
Ashok Khemka, Bureaucrat of the Year
Balaji Patturaj, Inspiring youth of the Year
Siddharth Suryanarayan, Inspiring youth of the Year
OTHER STORIES
Shivesh Bhatia, Foodie of the Year
N. Prasanth, Maati Vani of the Year
T.M. Thomas Isaac, MLA of the Year
Suresh Narayanan, Quick response team of the Year
Vijay Shekhar Sharma, Business person of the Year
Twinkle Khanna, Inspiring Woman of the Year
Happily Unmarried, New Age Brand of the Year
Swiggy, start-up of the Year
Saina Nehwal, sportsperson of the Year
Nikhil Wagle, OSM Journalist of the year
Ramachandra Guha, Public Intellectual of the Year
Priyanka Chopra, Movie Star of the Year
Why do people follow celebrities on Instagram? Because they want to see something real, not pictures shot by a photographer.
The world of 140 characters has captured the imagination of millions, including politicians, in India
Arvind Kejriwal, CM of the Year
Suresh Prabhu, Public service dept of the Year
Amitabh Bachchan, supernova of the Year
The veteran BJP leader, L K Advani was perhaps the first politician to shun a paper diary for a digital one to organise his schedule.
Glimpses from a star-studded evening of the Lloyd OSM Awards
Pakistan High Commissioner, Abdul Basit, on where Indo-Pak relations stand in the wake of last month’s ‘surgical strikes'
I found it objectionable to accept my degree from a person who had suspended us from university under pressure from the HRD ministry
We at Outlook have been brave enough to get into the social media cage to create a unique event, the Social Media Awards.
Reform immediately, says the SC-backed Lodha panel, or else.... And the BCCI drags its feet towards the brink.
Women activists and politicians get on Twitter to raise storms, as armies on all sides fight pitched battles
Next in line in Baba Ramdev’s swadeshi substitutes is a ‘modest’ pair of jeans.
India’s neighbours find this the right juncture to raise their voices against Pakistan-exported terror
The dip in solar-panel prices is a shot in the arm for India’s renewable energy plans
Lawyers in Kerala have resorted to hooliganism to keep the Press out of the courts
As AIADMK papers over Jayalalitha’s health crisis, clamorous rivals demand more clarity
Senior RSS leader Indresh Kumar on the unrest in Kashmir, Article 370 and the future of BJP's relationship with Muslims and Christians.
The inside story of the bid to supersede Delhi’s Aam Aadmi Party-led elected government
The Bollywood star and winner of multiple awards for best supporting actress on her first web series, <em>It’s Not That Simple</em>.
Audiences have taken to it, because it combines two mass opiates—cricket and cinema
A regular column on the essential buzz
An anthology shows how The Modern Review defined educated debate
The incredible, uplifting and sad tale of one of Bollywood’s top divas
A blow-by-blow account of 1991, and a eulogy of the ex-prime minister
