Anniversary Issue

Outlook Archives : Bullets and Proof: What happens when the State uses illegitimate and disproportionate violence against its own? In this issue of Outlook, we
uncovered the sordid saga of fake encounters

Outlook's Notes From The Underground: 30 Years Of Truth To Power

BY Outlook Bureau

Outlook Archive : The Changemaker: Nirbhaya, the 23-year-old physiotherapy student, a victim of brutal rape and savagery, became a hero for thousands across the country. Outlook named her Jagruti: the awakening. She was our woman of the year

Jungle Raj: Outlook’s Chronicle of Violence, Justice and Resistance

BY Outlook Bureau

The Kargil War: All about the Indo-Pak conflict at Kargil, which ended in July 1999 with an Indian victory

The Deadly Theatre: Outlook Bears Witness To War

BY Outlook Bureau

Outlook Archive : Gambler’s Den: Estimates peg the turnover in a single one-dayer in betting centres across India at Rs 100 crore

Outlook's Scoops, Scams, Scandals: The Stories That Would Not Stay Buried

BY Outlook Bureau

Nehru and the Unseen Lion: (Left) In a post-truth world of politics, it is a necessary intervention to talk about the good and the bad both and about the context of the times that Jawaharlal Nehru belonged to. (Right) The Emergency has been invoked many times and there are a lot of stories from those days. Outlook recounts them and looks at the continuing political rhetoric surrounding the Emergency

Saints And Scoundrels: Outlook's Portraits Of Influence

BY Outlook Bureau

Artwork by Govit Morajkar

Fully-Loaded Magazine: 30 years of Irreverence

BY Indranil Roy

File photo : Each time they tore me apart, my friends and family would stitch me back into one piece. They would do this many times over. They never let me crack. It shouldn’t be this way. But we, the women, are battle-hardened.

To Men Who Write Women Off

BY Chinki Sinha

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Past, Future: As the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) family tree grew, Outlook traced all the Sangh’s spheres of activities—armed forces, intelligence, education and science. The issue also looked at the history of the organisation, the Nathuram Godse problem and the Congress’ links to the organisation

The Binary Vision: 30 Years of Religion and Politics in India

BY Outlook Bureau

Tense Times: Mobs went on the rampage in Gujarat after 59 people, most of whom were Hindu kar sevaks, were burnt alive on board the Sabarmati Express near Godhra railway station on February 27, 2002

The ‘Othering’: How Majoritarian Politics Redefined Belonging in India

BY Outlook Bureau

Always And Forever: May The Age Of Magazines Never End

Always And Forever: May The Age Of Magazines Never End

BY Satish Padmanabhan

Below The Line (left) and My Dear Apocalypse (right): Outlook's previous anniversary issues.

Voices From Palestine To Film Industry's Unsung Workers, Outlook Anniversary Issues Seek Stories That Matter

BY Sudhirendar Sharma

Anniversary Issue | Below The Line Cinema Workers | Jayant Hadke (VFX)

Anniversary Issue | Below The Line Cinema Workers | Jayant Hadke (VFX)

BY Outlook News Desk