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Outlook India, 17 Aug 2026

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We are a general interest news magazine that is committed to maintaining credibility. We step into a ten-day cycle and break free from most magazine cycles to focus more on big issues beyond the daily news cycle. We have put our faith in the idea of collective and collaborative approaches to storytelling.

In This Edition

ArticleDemo­cracy’s Heart­breaks

BELIEF in love and the pur­ity of polit­ical move­ments comes nat­ur­ally to the young, espe­cially when it is their first encounter with either. Both demand a cer­tain inno­cence—a will­ing­ness to place hope above exper­i­ence and ideals above...

Demo­cracy’s Heart­breaks

ArticleTHE OPPOSITION’S LATE EMBRACE

More import­ant than the tim­ing of when the Oppos­i­tion showed up at the protests is the ques­tion of whether it can sus­tain the momentum FEW would have guessed, in its first days at Jantar Mantar, that the Cock­roach Janta Party (CJP) would grow...

THE OPPOSITION’S LATE EMBRACE

ArticleTHE RISE OF GEN-Z POLITICS

The Jantar Mantar protest was a reminder that while gov­ern­ments are formed in Par­lia­ment, demo­cra­cies remain alive on the streets that sur­round it JANTAR Mantar has long defied the old adage that light­ning never strikes twice. The...

THE RISE OF GEN-Z POLITICS

Article‘THE RIGHT TO EXPRESS ONE’S VOICE MUST BE RESPECTED’

Irom Sharm­ila speaks on the gov­ern­ment’s response to peace­ful protests and the chan­ging nature of demo­cratic dis­sent For 16 years, Irom Sharm­ila refused food and water in one of the world’s longest hun­ger strikes, demand­ing the repeal of the...

‘THE RIGHT TO EXPRESS ONE’S VOICE MUST BE RESPECTED’

ArticleA FAREWELL TO ARMS

As the guns fall silent, Bastar’s chal­lenge shifts from defeat­ing insur­gency to rebuild­ing lives, trust and oppor­tun­ity WEARING a Casio watch on his left wrist, Mohan walked into the office of the Dante­wada Super­in­tend­ent of Police, along...

A FAREWELL TO ARMS