Outlook's next issue, guest edited by Amar Kanwar, presents a selection of poetry and verses that have moved us and that we feel serve as evidence of our bleak times and lives
Our anniversary issue on Palestine was not an exception, but a norm. In our anniversary issues every year, we cover the people who often get lost in the cacophony and othering that's become all too mainstream in the news cycle. Our anniversary issues are our way of saying we care about them.
The British-Palestinian doctor, who has been in Yemen, Iraq, and Syria, never thought that he would inflict pain on people by doing surgery without anaesthesia in Gaza.
The Indian embassy in Japan springs into action, setting up an emergency control room and issuing helpline numbers for Indian citizens in response to a 7.6 magnitude earthquake that triggered a tsunami along Japan's northwest coast.
This is Outlook's year-ender and anniversary issue. As journalists, we bear witness to the endless war against Palestinians.
Following protests by regional political parties over the alleged custodial death of three civilians, the Jammu and Kashmir administration today announced compensation and jobs for the next of kin of the civilians hailing from the remote Poonch district.
While Supreme Court paved the way for elections in Jammu and Kashmir, does it guarantee that the statehood of Jammu and Kashmir will return?
Outlook's next issue looks at the virtual production in Indian film industry and the Supreme Court judgement upholding the abrogation of Article 370.
In this issue, we take a detailed look at the welfare schemes of various political parties and try to find out why some click with the voters and others don’t. Do welfare schemes aimed purely for electoral gains actually benefit the targeted groups?
Bearing witness is seeing, listening, being present, assuming responsibility, telling, and retelling the stories of the people in the war-torn Gaza Strip.
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