In this issue

18 The Militant Interns Project
J&K cops have come up with a strategy to call back to regular life boys who have recently
joined militancy
in the Valley. They already have a few success stories.
22 Rabid Action Force
Avoiding reforms since decades, the police have become the most violent and biased apparatus
of the State. Taking from the Padmavati protests, a picture of the abysmal state of things.
38 An Overanticipated Ascent
Rahul Gandhi is all set to take over the reins of the grand old party from Sonia Gandhi
59 The New School of Cinema
In the era of multiple theatres and personalised screens, a barrage of quality content has
changed the game in Bollywood. Let’s look at the many aspects of these interesting times.
81 Hitter’s Garden
Forty three and coming, the Ranji sees a flurry of triple tons
6 deep throat 8 Letters 84 Books 88 glitterati 90 diary

Rani & Rogues

The contrast between the way the police dealt with protests by Dalits in UP’s Saharanpur and Rajputs in Rajasthan is part of a pattern of selective aggression and selective silence that goes deep and wide.

10+ mins

Khaki Meets Khadi

Politicians often turn a blind eye to police ­lawlessness so that cops are beholden enough to do their bidding. ­Policing suffers the most due to this symbiosis.

7 mins

What's To Be Done With Our Cops?

With the world’s largest force, India is not short of police personnel. Free them from provincial satraps, and much of our policing troubles will end.

6 mins

The Slow Aarohan Of A Morning Raga

Finally, Rahul Gandhi’s anointment as Congress chief is imminent. Sights set on 2019, his task is to enliven the party.

7 mins

High Tide In Low Water

Contrary to the expected post-DeMo/GST slump, the Diwali season has shown considerable sales growth

5 mins

He Rode At The Head Of Sixty Million

An interesting addition to constitutional history throws light on Ambedkar, his life’s project on Dalit rights and his tussles with Gandhi and Patel

6 mins

Read all stories from Outlook

Outlook Magazine Description:

Outlook is a weekly news magazine published by Outlook Publishing India Pvt. Ltd. It was founded in 1995 by Vinod Mehta. Outlook covers a wide range of topics, including politics, business, society, and culture. The magazine is known for its investigative journalism and its bold and fearless reporting.

In every issue, you'll find:

* In-depth reporting: Outlook's journalists go the extra mile to bring you the latest news and analysis.
* Compelling storytelling: Outlook's writers tell stories that will stay with you long after you've finished reading them.
* Thought-provoking opinion: Outlook's columnists challenge you to think about the world in new ways.
* Engaging visuals: Outlook's photography and design will make you want to linger over every page.

Outlook is a must-read for anyone who wants to be informed and engaged in the world around them.

Subscribe today and start your journey to becoming a more informed citizen!