In this issue

12 Mob-Mad Over Technology
The spate of lynchings over ‘child abduction’ rumours on social media continues,
mind-boggling mob violence becomes an everyday reality
14 A Treacherous Course
The word development and the Narmada have long been in conflict with each other. Even
today, farmers and fishermen suffer in Gujarat due the policies around the river.
18 Kamal’s Way
Actor and recent politician Kamalahaasan speaks to Outlook about his political model
30 No Country For Monologues
Beyond the circular, deafening battles on primetime TV, an attempt at clarity. Outlook
brings the divergent perspectives on the Kashmir issue under one roof.
68 The Centre-stage Dream
The question returns with this FIFA world cup too. Where is Indian football going?

Messenger That Kills

Rumours gone viral expose a deeply diseased side of society—fearful, xenophobic, murderous.

4 mins

No Fish in Water Vapour

The Narmada waters politics and industry while farmers and fishermen suffer in Gujarat.

6 mins

A Sheet To Excel In

Amit Shah hatches a few plans to break into Bengal.

3 mins

Care for a Cow Safari?

How a cow shelter in Jaipur plans to attract tourists.

3 mins

I'm A Politiculturist Who Wants To Challenge The Status Quo

Keeping true to Tamil Nadu’s pec­uliar political history, movie stars Kamalahaasan and Rajnikanth announced their entry into politics a while back.

10+ mins

The Human On The K-Table

It’s time for a new narrative and idiom to break the logjam. A Kashmir Roundtable finds early signs of meeting points that may open new roads.

10+ mins

Boots Off The Ground

Many argue that demilitarisation would help build confidence in Kashmir.

6 mins

Kashmir Is A Political Problem. New Delhi Must Accept This.

Hurriyat Conference leader Mirwaiz Umer Farooq tells Naseer Ganai that New Delhi should stop projecting the Kashmir issue as one of terrorism, and seek the solution through negotiations among Kashmiris and the Indian and Pakistani governments. 

3 mins

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