In this issue

14 Alert Aboard the Trump Express
India has to be cautious about its role in Donald Trump’s NSS
24 On the Rival Road
In conversation with YSR Congress chief Jaganmohan Reddy, who is on a political padayatra
32 A Jury in Doubt
Signs of a ‘rebellion’ by Supreme Court judges reveal cracks of doubt forming in the
sacrosanct
institution. Making sense of the ‘mutiny’.
54 An Introspective Mudra
Kathakali, the ancient dance form, is, like any traditional art, caught in the middle of the old
and the new world. A recent conference attempted to address some questions.
68 Sense Sans Make-up
After the new wave ’70s and ’80s cinema, non-glamorous, realistic actresses seemed to
have disappeared in the haze of liberalisation. Now, a resurgence of sorts

Super Toil Across Years Begets Power

India, still a ‘balancing power’, is central to Trump’s NSS. To reap its benefits, we need long work on core interests.

8 mins

Nationalism Made In USA

Defence cooperation is part of India’s increasing subordination to US geostrategy

3 mins

‘The Congress Didn't Respect My Dad After His Death'

Less than three years after its founding, the YSR Congress fell short of power in Andhra Pradesh by just 2 per cent of the votes in 2014 . Its leader Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy, in the middle of a padayatra ahead of the 2019 election, speaks to Outlook about the circumstances of his dramatic departure from the Congress, the problems facing the state today and what he intends to do. 

6 mins

Lessons Without A Leash

A new national-level ‘augmentation course’ has been introduced to make our canine soldiers smarter and teach them to listen and guard us better

4 mins

On The Board In Testing Times

Pushed by WADA, the national anti-doping agency seeks cricketers’ samples. But BCCI hides behind the ICC Code.

6 mins

All Those Colours Beyond Bling

Once again, glamour is not the sole yardstick for the success of an ­actress in Bollywood

5 mins

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