COVER STORY
37 children have died on August 27 and 28, of which 26 died in the neo natal ICU (NICU) and 11 in encephalitis ward.
Outlook Magazine - 17 December 2018
Divya Jal would be available nationwide over three to six months, the price has not been disclosed as of now though.
Considered one of the greatest finishers in 50-over cricket, Dhoni will join India's elite 'Club 300', which has Sachin Tendulkar (463), Rahul Dravid (344), Mohammed Azharuddin (334), Sourav Ganguly (311) and Yuvraj Singh (304).
On the Dera Sacha Sauda's claims that the BJP came to power with its support, Khattar said that it was a democracy and that "we appeal to all groups and welcome support. That doesn't mean you break the law."
The crisis engulfing farmers was built on the back of negligence and bad po licy. The resultant migration to urban India has devastating socio-economic consequences.
The economy is being transformed: tax compliance has improved tremendously, inflation rate is well contained and more welfare payments are going out to the poor than ever before.
Realising that 2014’s development mantra works no more, the Sangh parivar’s Mission 2019 brings unabashed Hindutva to the fore—Ayodhya’s big again
IPRS chairman Javed Akhtar spoke to G.C. Shekhar over Ilaiyaraaja's recent remarks that the he needed to be paid royalties for public performance of his songs.
Divya Jal would be available nationwide over three to six months, the price has not been disclosed as of now though.
Considered one of the greatest finishers in 50-over cricket, Dhoni will join India's elite 'Club 300', which has Sachin Tendulkar (463), Rahul Dravid (344), Mohammed Azharuddin (334), Sourav Ganguly (311) and Yuvraj Singh (304).
On the Dera Sacha Sauda's claims that the BJP came to power with its support, Khattar said that it was a democracy and that "we appeal to all groups and welcome support. That doesn't mean you break the law."
The government has big achievements, but it’s in denial over demonetisation
The crisis engulfing farmers was built on the back of negligence and bad po licy. The resultant migration to urban India has devastating socio-economic consequences.
The economy is being transformed: tax compliance has improved tremendously, inflation rate is well contained and more welfare payments are going out to the poor than ever before.
Realising that 2014’s development mantra works no more, the Sangh parivar’s Mission 2019 brings unabashed Hindutva to the fore—Ayodhya’s big again
IPRS chairman Javed Akhtar spoke to G.C. Shekhar over Ilaiyaraaja's recent remarks that the he needed to be paid royalties for public performance of his songs.
OTHER STORIES
Composer Ilaiyaraaja fights for his due, and the industry shows cracks
Has the Modi experience matched the promised Modi magic of 2014? Verifiably not. But has its patchwork quilt offered enough warmth to see it through 2019? We will know in a few months.
V.V.S. Laxman recently launched his autobiography 281 And Beyond (Westland Sport), which “candidly” chronicles his life and times.
A tide of graffiti talent takes over Allahabad
The latest tool of faking is too realistic and scary
Political parties of all hues are twisting facts, figures and photographs to lure voters as India gets ready for Elections 2019
Barbie—a bad influence? A new range of ‘normal’ dolls may offer a remedy.
CM Biplab Kumar Deb speaks to Outlook Editor Ruben Banerjee about his plans to make Tripura the gateway to the northeast.
In Kashmir, both sides use the same deterrence tactics, with different results
Governor stirs a hornet’s nest over J&K Bank, leading to protests and then a step back
There’s a new Maoist general secretary, but guerrilla bases have shrunk, recruitment dried up. Will the change of guard affect the security forces?
From report cards from government for Karnataka school teachers' performance to Pakistan government's decision to convert Kapoor haveli into a museum, read this and much more in The Subcontinental Menu this week.
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Former ambassador P. Stobdan's diary on a trip to Tibet.
A collection of Thanjavur paintings is seen afresh as objects of worship, not as mere things of beauty
Education, labour, healthcare, credit...A Rural Manifesto ponders over all these. In this extract, it focuses on the human and ecological costs of those vaunted ‘temples’—dams.
