Friends, Family, And Foes: Sonia Gandhi Lays Her Cards On The Table In ‘Belonging’
India’s most reticent political matriarch finally speaks of feuds, her refusal of the prime ministership, differences with Narendra Modi and more
THE LEAD
Sonia Gandhi’s Memoir Row: The Controversies Surrounding Books On Nehru-Gandhi Family
Sonia Gandhi’s remark about the “tamasha” surrounding her memoir brings renewed attention to past controversies over books about the Nehru-Gandhi family, ahead of 'Belonging: A Journey of Love' releasing on Nov 10
Rohit Sharma Confirmed As MI Captain? Mitchell Santner Drops Massive Hint In This Viral Video
Hardik Pandya is being traded to Punjab Kings in exchange for Arshdeep Singh, leaving Mumbai Indians on the hunt for a new captain. Rohit Sharma has emerged as the front-runner to reclaim the role
Before Nvidia: A Timeline Of Chinese Espionage Allegations That Rattled The West
From Huawei and Cloud Hopper to Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon, here is a timeline of major Chinese espionage allegations targeting the US
Missing 1.27 Crore Hindu Voters And The 2027 Stakes: Why Yogi Adityanath Is Questioning UP’s SIR
UP CM said his finding comes after comparing the Election Commission’s Assembly rolls with voter lists used for panchayat elections. He said the state had submitted a memorandum to the Commission seeking a review.
Hardik Pandya-Arshdeep Singh Trade Deal Confirmed: Major Shift Ahead Of IPL 2027, All You Need To Know
Hardik Pandya-Arshdeep Singh trade has been signed after BCCI approval, with Mumbai Indians and Punjab Kings awaiting an official announcement. Salary terms remain unchanged
Who Is Alice Huang? The Woman At The Centre Of Nvidia Spy Allegations
The Chinese businesswoman is suspected by US intelligence of working for Beijing and developing a close relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
Exclusive| Kirti Kulhari Opens Up On Her Learnings As A Debut Producer: 'Have Developed Thick Skin'
Kirti Kulhari, in an exclusive interview with Outlook India, has opened up about her production debut and learnings as a first-time producer
The AI Race: Jensen Huang's Spy Scandal Puts US-China AI Chip War Under Spotlight
How Nvidia's China ambitions, US export curbs and Beijing's push for homegrown chips are shaping the global AI hardware race.
NEWS
National
The court held that the father became the exclusive owner of his share in his individual capacity, and that the property was no longer part of a joint Hindu family or coparcenary
National
India criticised reports that Chinese influencers filmed in Dhaka and passed it off as Delhi, with Randhir Jaiswal calling it a false narrative and urging action.
Cricket
Aaryavir Sehwag’s 160 and VK Vineeth’s 65 helped India U19 beat UAE by 60 runs in the U19 Asia Cup, with Ishan Sood taking four wickets to seal a semi-final clash against Afghanistan
International
US investigations and customs seizures have exposed alleged routes for moving advanced Nvidia-powered servers to China through Southeast Asia. India's export-control framework covers certain high-performance chips, but no comparable smuggling case has been officially established.
International
China has dismissed allegations linking Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to a suspected Chinese intelligence operative as a smear, as Nvidia launches an independent investigation and scrutiny of Singapore-based Megaspeed intensifies
Cricket
The BCCI is considering adding at least two IPL teams in the 2028 media-rights cycle, with Vadodara and Pune among the cities under discussion for new franchises
Art & Entertainment
Nitish Bharadwaj has criticised the portrayal of Ravana in Ramayana, withdrawing his earlier praise and questioning the film’s representation of India’s cultural and spiritual heritage
MAGAZINE
The Unequal Frontier - 23 November 2026 Issue
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SubscribeEvery few years, the remote Himalayan ridge becomes a national headline. The script rarely changes—troops meet, officials explain, talks follow and attention moves on. A border issue both governments say they want settled remains unsettled. From Manmohan Singh to Modi, little has changed. Each time, the government has to huddle and act until the crisis temporarily fizzles out. Each crisis gives ammunition to the opposition camp to attack the government and question its foreign policy. China’s frequent military stand-offs have had a significant impact on India’s policymaking, pushing New Delhi to rethink its national security priorities, economic strategy, diplomacy and infrastructure development. China is no longer viewed merely as a neighbour with whom India has an unresolved boundary dispute, but as a long-term strategic challenge that influences decisions across several areas of governance. In a classic grey-zone fashion, Beijing is using these encounters to test India’s preparedness and gauge New Delhi’s response without a conventional war. China’s strategy is simple: advance strategic goals below the threshold of open conflict. India can no longer afford to be defensive, hesitant or overly cautious in dealing with China. It needs to be bold, assertive and strategically fearless in protecting its national interests. Beijing understands the language of power, not diplomatic niceties alone. India must be willing to impose economic and diplomatic costs whenever China violates its territorial integrity or undermines its interests. But being tough on China does not mean being reckless or rushing into conflict. It means building the economic muscle, military strength and political resolve to ensure that India is never bullied, never cornered and never forced to negotiate from a position of weakness. India must engage China when it serves Indian interests, confront it when necessary and never mistake restraint for weakness.
In The Magazine
A Piece of Paper - 09 November 2026 Issue
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SubscribeMillions of young Indians are stepping out of campus with degrees but no job offers. According to Niti Aayog, graduate unemployment stands at 13 per cent, higher than the national unemployment rate of 3.2 per cent. There is also the issue of mismatch between employment and degrees: only 8.25 per cent of graduates in India work in jobs that match their qualifications. Of the 3.4 crore students enrolled in undergraduate programmes, combined enrolment in B.A., B.Sc and B. Com exceeds two crore. However, degrees like these are not generating enough jobs. The problem is also systemic. Students have degrees, diplomas and certificates, but because of outdated curricula in many educational institutions, and higher and technical education failing to keep pace with changing industry requirements, they lack the required vocational skills and knowledge to keep pace with a demanding work culture. A large number of unemployable graduates in the country is likely to turn India’s demographic dividend into a liability.
An Outlook-Toluna Survey: India's Fertility Crisis - 26 October 2026 Issue
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SubscribeOutlook magazine's latest cover story is a package based on a survey that we conducted with market-research platform Toluna. The Outlook-Toluna Survey on Women and Family throws up some surprising facts and demolishes a number of myths. Some of the interesting findings are: Urban women want greater policy focus on human development-health and education rather than cash transfers or tax benefits to be mothers. Women want to be mothers not because cultural or societal pressures but because they want to start their own families. Then we discuss why working women are postponing motherhood and what they expect from employers. These and more stories in the latest Outlook issue.
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SPORTS
Aaryavir Sehwag’s 160 Powers India U-19 Into Asia Cup Semi-Finals After 60-Run Win Over UAE
Aaryavir Sehwag’s 160 and VK Vineeth’s 65 helped India U19 beat UAE by 60 runs in the U19 Asia Cup, with Ishan Sood taking four wickets to seal a semi-final clash against Afghanistan
Hardik Pandya is being traded to Punjab Kings in exchange for Arshdeep Singh, leaving Mumbai Indians on the hunt for a new captain. Rohit Sharma has emerged as the front-runner to reclaim the role
Juhi Chawla has backed Lalit Modi’s call to start the IPL in January, saying the tournament should move away from the March-May slot for better conditions and fan experience
The BCCI is considering adding at least two IPL teams in the 2028 media-rights cycle, with Vadodara and Pune among the cities under discussion for new franchises
Hardik Pandya-Arshdeep Singh trade has been signed after BCCI approval, with Mumbai Indians and Punjab Kings awaiting an official announcement. Salary terms remain unchanged
BUSINESS
The Scotch Inside Indian Whisky: The Business Behind The India-UK Tariff Dispute
By Anjali Pal
The Scotch Inside Indian Whisky: The Business Behind The India-UK Tariff Dispute
MONEY
EPFO Account Details Incorrect? How To Correct Errors In Personal Details Online In 5 Steps
By Versha Jain
EPFO Account Details Incorrect? How To Correct Errors In Personal Details Online In 5 Steps
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TRAVELLER
Is Ladakh Set To Get The World’s Highest Railway Station? Mega Project Planned
By Anwesha Santra
Is Ladakh Set To Get The World’s Highest Railway Station? Mega Project Planned
Chavni Lohagad: A Luxury Stay That Brings Maharashtra’s Maratha Heritage To Life
Chavni Lohagad: A Luxury Stay That Brings Maharashtra’s Maratha Heritage To Life
The Old Planter Bungalows That Have Found A New Life As Luxury Stays
The Old Planter Bungalows That Have Found A New Life As Luxury Stays
Planning A One-Day Trip To Ayodhya For Deepotsav? Here's Your Complete Travel Guide
Planning A One-Day Trip To Ayodhya For Deepotsav? Here's Your Complete Travel Guide
From The Latest Issue: The Many Diwalis Of India
From The Latest Issue: The Many Diwalis Of India
LUXE
Princess Diana’s Famous Little Black Dress Heads To Sotheby’s Auction
By Aaron Jacob
Designed by Christina Stambolian and worn by the Princess of Wales in 1994, the iconic black silk evening dress remains one of the most recognisable fashion statements of the 20th century
Art Behind Ramayana: How 15 Assamese Artisans Handcrafted Ranbir Kapoor’s Armour
By Sonali Mukherjee
Ranbir Kapoor's armour in Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana has an extraordinary story behind it. Fifteen artisans from Assam's Barpeta district spent three-and-a-half years transforming traditional cane craftsmanship into handcrafted cinematic armour, bringing the skills of a small village into the world of one of Indian cinema's most ambitious productions
Bhai Dooj 2026: Festive Fashion Trends Inspired By Celebrity Style
By Sonali Mukherjee
Looking for outfit inspiration for Bhai Dooj 2026? Take cues from celebrity festive wardrobes, featuring traditional sarees, statement lehengas, contemporary sharara sets, fusion silhouettes and striking jewellery. Explore ethnic wear ideas inspired by Indian celebrities and find a festive look that balances tradition, comfort and individual style
Bhai Dooj Gift Guide: Luxury Jewellery That Celebrates The Bond Of Siblinghood
By Sonali Mukherjee
Celebrate Bhai Dooj with extraordinary jewellery gifts that make lasting keepsakes. Explore an exclusive selection of luxury creations, featuring Chopard diamond pendants and earrings, statement bracelets, Polki necklaces, gemstone designs and cocktail rings, with prices running into lakhs. These distinctive pieces offer thoughtful gifting inspiration for sisters who appreciate fine jewellery