    Cover story by Harimohan Mishra describes the temple politics emerging out of Ram temple in Ayodhya. Akanksha Pare Kashiv gives description of literature based on mythology.

    Prakash Kumar tells about the nitty-gritties of new education policy. He has a spoken to Education Minister Ramesh pokhriyal Nishank also on this issue.

    Giridhar Jha describes the politics behind death of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput.

    In conversation with SK Singh several renowned economists tell about the need of second stimulus package. Harish Manav tells how the Government of Haryana is pursuing multinational companies coming out of China to invest in India.

    Prashant Srivastav writes how an opportunity has emerged in Robotics due to covid-19 and also how it may hamper employment in the country.

  In the light of Vikas Dubey incident, Salik Ahmed & Prashant Srivastava writes cover story on gangsters of UP. Giridhar Jha writes on dons-turned-politicians in Bihar and Bollywood dons, Naveen Kr Misra gives detail of bahubalis of coal-belt Dhanbad.


 Punit Nicholas Yadav writes how the political drama has unfolded in Rajasthan.


        A year after abrogation of Article 370, ground reality has not changed in Kashmir, writes Bhavna Vij-Arora. Interview of BJP leader Ram Madhav.


    As economy has gone bust due to covid lockdown, bankers are facing the heat. Hundreds of them have been found covid positive and more than 50 have died so far. Harish Manav takes account of how far the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan has reached.


       New movies of Vidya Balan, Shakuntala Devi is about to release. Giridhar Jha has spoken to her about her latest film, career, gender and pay disparity in Bollywood.




 Cover story by Prashant Srivastava gives details of how ban on Tik Tok has opened new corridors for Indian companies. Saibal Dasgupta writes about the challenges ahead for the Indian companies.

 As Bihar assembly election is coming closer, challenges for Tejaswi Yadav is growing, writes Giridhar Jha.

How launching of Coronil Kit has added a new chapter in the controversies of Baba Ramdev, writes Kumar Bhavesh Chandra.

To avoid corona virus, social distancing is a must, but Harish Manav writes how it has caused pain for sex workers.

SK Singh writes how Covid lockdown provided wings to esports. Soumitra Bose briefs how games are played in empty stadiums. An interview with Sachin Tendulkar 


1- Cover story of Prashant Shrivastava reports on the biggest issue of depression which came into limelight after suicide of actor Sushant Singh Rajput.  Many suicidal incidents of entertainment industry highlights issue of urban lifestyle in which youths of many areas are facing huge depression due to professional worries. P. K. Dalal, Akanksha Pare Kashiv, Giridhar Jha and Harish Manav also writes on the issue.
2- Editor Harvir Singh in his column discusses Modi government’s challenges of Covid-19, Chinese aggression and economic miseries. The country’s political scenario will have clear foot print of the challenges in near future. 
3- Bhavna Vij-Aurora presents in depth story about India’s diplomatic, political and army position after violent face-off with china in eastern Laddakh. Seema Guha, Pravin Sawhney, Saibal Dasgupta, Lola Nayar, Jyotika Sood, Soumitra Bose also writes on various aspects of the issue.
4-  Harimohan Mishra reports on Covid-19 epidemic in the country specifically in Mumbai and Delhi. These metros became hotspot and big challenge for the government.
5- Ravo Bhoi from Raipur reports incidents of elephant’s deaths. Regular confrontation of human and elephants is causing tragic deaths of largest land animal on the earth.



Cover story of Prashant Shrivastava reports drastic change in daily life after outbreak of Covid-19. Digital change in all the aspects of common life is unimaginable. Focused stories on E-governance, E-health, E-retail, online fraud and digital devide also give in-depth picture on the issue.
Editor Harvir Singh in his column discusses the missing factor of team India of Modi government to fight Covid-19 because contrary statements and comments of politicians are making the situation worse.  
Prashant Shrivastava’s report warns about second lockdown due to worsening conditions of Covid-19 in India. Now India is fourth worst nation in the world in term of total number of cases. 
Kumar Bhavesh Chandra from Lucknow reports on grim picture of employment in Uttar Pradesh. The closure of factories is presenting depressed industrial scenario in the state where lakhs of workers returned due to lockdown.
Ravi Bhoi from Bhopal reports about resentment in BJP after many old leaders were not offered ministerial post in newly formed Shivraj Singh government. Such political uncomfort may lead to cross voting in forthcoming Rajya Sabha election.


Cover story of Harvir Singh analyses decisions and actions of Modi 2.0 government during first year in office. Cover story talks about impact of government’s actions in various sections of the society and the country at large. Prominent writers Arun Kumar, Prashant Bhushan, Bhupendra Yadav and M. V. Rajeev Gowda express their views on the issue and former Finance Minister Yashwant speaks in interview.

 Editor Harvir Singh in his column talks on the need of joint efforts of central and states governments to draw clear and effective policies so India can tackle the challenges of Covid-19 and economic plight.

 Prashant Shrivastava reports on more dangerous scenario of covid-19 in coming months. The country is reporting larger number of  Coronavirus cases on daily basis.

 S. K. Singh reports on real impact of stimulus economic package announced by the central government to tackle economic challenges and actual need of the country.

  Rajesh Sharma presents a glimpse of new architecture and designing of buildings, houses and cities after Covid-19. He predicts, health will be the key point for architects and designers in the new world.

 



Top 5 stories of 1 June issue
1- Cover story of Prashant Shrivastava reports adversaries and plight faced by lakhs of migrant workers who are forced to walk hundreds of kilometers to reach their home after losing livelihood and shelter due to lockdown. Write-ups of Aruna Roy, Kanika Sharma, Swan and Arvind Singh alongwith photo feature show the unprecedented tragedy. 
2- Editor Harvir Singh in his column talks about real problems and weaknesses in government’s policies which compelled migrant workers to return their native place from industrial regions and metros.
3- Harvir Singh talks to Union Human Resources Minister Ramesh Pokhariyal Nishank in an exclusive interview about future course of action to bring education system on track which is badly hit by lockdown.
4- Harvir Singh reports about economic package announced by central government and it’s weakness which could not give any respite to large sections of the society.
5- Prashant Shrivastava and Ravi Bhoi reports on labour reforms initiated by various state governments. Possible adverse impact of giving relaxation from various labour laws is also discussed.

1- Cover story underlines probable challenges and implications of economic activities in the country after lockdown. Agri economy may play a role of booster for the  world’s one of most important economies. Union Agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar, Arun Kumar, Kaushik Basu, Bishwajeet Dhar, Bhupendra Yadav, Gaurav Vallabh and Sitaram Yechury expessed their views on the issue.
2- Editor Harvir Singh in his regular column opines on the need to take a balance view on various issues by central government in Covid crisis time as we are multicultural country.
3- Kumar Bhavesh Chandra from Lucknow reports about mismanagement in Agra for handing Covid-19 patients in quarantine centres. Well praised Agra Model of tackling coronavirus exposed despite hard work of UP’s Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
4- Ravi Bhoi from Bhopal reports about political massage of nano cabinet of CM Shivraj Singh Chauhan. He took the charge of Chief Minister after fall of Kamalnath led Congress government. He had to maintain balance between his loyalists and Jyotiraditya Scendia’s supporters.
5- S. K. Singh reports poor shape and need of few economic sectors which give large number of jobs in the country. After lockdowns various sectors are facing difficulties to tide over without support of government. Industry representatives suggested about their expectations from the government.




Top 5 stories of 4 May issue
1- Cover story reports on adverse impact of lockdown on country’s farmers and agriculture sector and the need of government’s financial support so it can insure food security for our population. Prominent columnists like Dr. T. Haque, Vijay Sardana and V. M. Singh also write on various dimensions of the issue. 
2- Editor Harvir Singh in his column talks about ground situation arise due to Corona infaction and lockdown. The communal division in fighting with the epidemic, plight of migrant workers and economic slowdown are cause of concern for not only our country but also for society.
3- Prashant Shrivastava examines the possibility of greater threat of Coronavirus infection and the country’s preparedness to tackle the risk on our population.
4- Prashant Shrivastava reports on large scale job losses due to longer lockdown to contain virus infection. There are estimation of arount 12 crores job losses in the country. India has to bear the pain for longer time due to the crisis.
5- Harish Manav reports on society’s indifferent approach towards the demise of persons passing away due to coronavirus or any other reason. Even close relatives and friends are not atteding funeral due to fear of infection.


1- Cover story reports on new problems of magrants and highhandedness of government and police came up due to nationwide lockdown to control epidemic of coronavirus. Prominent columnists like Jacob John,  Himanshu Sharma, Narendra Gupta, Prof. Shyam Sundar opine on various dimensions of the issue. 

2- Editor Harvir Singh in his regular column underlines the impact of nationwide lockdown. He explains that large number of poor people lost their jobs and livelihood due to lockdown. India’s image hit by such human crisis. 

3- Prashant Shrivastava examins India’s limited capacity in comparison witth large population of 1.3 billion to tackle the crisis of Covid-19. He cautions for devastating result if the government fails to take right decision on right time.

4- S. K. Singh reports current and future economic impact of Covid-19. Global as well as india’s economy may be hit very badly and millions of workers and other people will have to struggle for their livelihood. 

5- Editor Harvir singh explains the need to provide economic relief to farmers as well because they also hit due to nationwide lockdown. He says that lacs of farmers are also hit by the lockdown as they are not able to conduct farming activities and sale their crops in markets.


1- Cover story explains multi dimensional impact of Coronavirus which broke through across the world and became most deadly non military threat for the world. The story decodes the implications for India also. Dr. Randeep Guleria, Dr. Naresh Trehan and Kaushik Basu opine in their column about the health, social and economic challenges in the country. 
2- Editor Harvir Singh in his regular column cautions about the need for extra ordinary measures to fight with the epidemic of Coronavirus. He warns about unimaginable consequences if India fails to prevent it’s transmission. 
3- Ravi Bhoi from Bhopal reports on current political crisis  and prevailing suspense on Kamal Nath led Government in Madhya Pradesh after resignation of about two dozen rebel MLAs with Congress’s senior leader Mr. Jyotiraditya Scindia.  
4- S. K. Singh tries to find out the reason behind Yes Bank’s crisis which raised a serious question on banking sector’s credibility and safety of depositors’ hear earned money.  
5- K. K. Kulshrestha reports on new trend of division between communities on communal line in Delhi after riots. Riot victims are trying to bring normalcy in their lives but looking for safer area within their own community.  


over story tries to find out reasons and losses of lives, property and mutual trust caused by communal riots in Delhi. The report underlines what people of Delhi have lost in the hard time of hatred. Prashant Shrivastava, Hari Mohan Mishra, Shantanu Mukherjee and Kuldeep Kumar write on various aspects of the communal riots.

Editor Harvir Singh in his regular column tells Delhi riots will have long time damage on our society and country. He also tries to find out reasons why Delhi Police failed to act against rioters who were attacking people and looting.

Outlook Agriculture Conclave and Swaraj Awards, 2020 highlighted the need of prosperous farmers and remunerative agriculture. Harvir Singh focuses on the challenging issues related to agriculture. Union minister of Agriculture Mr. Narendra Singh Tomar spoke as Chief guest in the conclave. Other dignitaries and participants also highlighted on various aspects of the issues.

 

Ravi Bhoi from Raipur reports on political upheaval after income tax raids conducted against businessmen which are close to Chattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel.

 Kumar Bhuvesh Chandra from Patna reports on new challenges for Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar who are under fire from opposition for corruption and backwardness of the state.



Cover story underlines a new trend in entertainment industry. Web series are gaining more and more popularity due to easy access of cheaper data. Web series presented serious threat for cinema and TV industry. Interviews of actor Manoj Vajpayee and Kabir Khan and article of Vani Tripathi also give in depth picture of the new trend.

Editor Harvir Singh in his regular column discusses on latest video of Delhi Police crackdown in Jamia Millia Islamia University. He raises question whether the police entered in the university campus and beaten students brutally on the direction of their political masters.

Naseer Ganai from Shrinagar reports how foreign representatives tried to observe ground realities of Kashmir valley. But situation remains grim in J&K even after six months of abrogation of article 370. 
Kumar Bhavesh Chandra reports Bahujan Samaj Party is loosing it’s relevance in changing politics. Mayawati’s social engineering is unable to retain it’s vote power. New icon Chandra Shekhar Azad is growing in Dalit politics.
Prashant Shrivastava analyses new role of Aam Admi Party’s leader Arvind Kejriwal who repeated his grand success in Delhi election. But AAP finds difficulty to replicate it’s model in other states.

1- Cover story analyses Union Budget of FY 2020-21, whether Finance Minister Mrs. Nirmala Sitharaman missed the chance to take concrete steps to revive economic growth rate. Prominent economists and experts also discussed on key proposals of  budget. Mr. Taressh Bhatia weighs whether deduction and exemption free option of new income tax regime is beneficial for tax payers.
2- Editor Harvir Singh in his regular column highlights uncertainty of government policies. He opines, businesses can face and manage economic challenges but cannot bear policy uncertainty. Changing policies is not good.
3-  Harimohan Mishra reports on recent rift in center-state relationship due to decision on CAA, NRC and NPR. He says such strain relations were not seen in previous decades. 
4- Naseer Ganai reports from Shrinagar on government’s planning after completion of six months period of imprisonment of main stream politicians including three former Chief Ministers. The government can extend their custody as they refused to sign bail bond. 
5- Mr. Narendra Singh Tomar, Union Agriculture Minister told Prashant Shrivastava that government’s policies will bring out farmers from their miseries and double their income in stipulated time fixed for the target.

1- On the eve of 71st Republic day, cover story discusses ups and downs of fundamental rights during last 70 years. Prominent columnists Faizan Mustafa, Anil Sadgopal, Kuldeep Kumar, Aruna Roy, Kumar Prashant, Nalin Kohli and Prashant Reddy write on present challenges on fundamental rights and it’s repercussion on our country’s vibrant democracy.
2- Editor Harvir Singh in his regular column points out policies which lead to slower growth of economy and other economic challenges. He also discusses on current issues of CAA, NRC and NPR which are facing stiff opposition. 
3-  Harimohan Mishra reports on integrated face of Shaheen Bagh and other continues protests in various parts of the country. People specifically, women from different sections and cultures of society came on streets against CAA, NRC and NPR. 
4- Naseer Ganai reports from Shrinagar on arrested Dy. SP Devinder Singh and his nexus with terrorists. The entire nexus may not come in light if proper and thorough investigation is not conducted. 
5- Prashant Shrivastava presents detail story on Delhi assembly election and political calculation of ruling party AAP, BJP and Congress. It is big question, whether it will be two party fight or triangle?

1 Cover story present sharp reaction of various sections of society in entire the nation after brutal attack on students and teachers in JNU. It also details muted role of JNU administration, Delhi police and central government. Prominent columnists like Saikat Majumdar, Kaushik Basu & Nirvikar Singh and Partha Ghose also writes on the it.

2   Editor Harvir Singh in his regular column opines on horrible incident of JNU. He also raises question on the motive of the attackers and muted role of JNU administration and Delhi Police.

3 S. K. Singh tells how disagreement and anger on CAA, NRC and NPR is turning into nationwide mass movement. The government failed to clear doubts of minorities and youth of India due to contradictory statements.

4  Ravo Bhoi and Mahendra Kumar tells about new political picture of tribal regions. Recent assembly elections shows how BJP is losing it’s base which is gain for opposition.

5 Prashant Shrivastava tells why government’s efforts could not give positive response to revive economy. The story also tries to look on government’s new steps and PMO intervention for address the critical challenge.



1-  Outllook Hindi has  selected the ‘Citizenship And NRC Debate’ issue of the Year. In this issue we cover the ground report of How dissent against CAA and NRC is growing into the across india. We have also make a comprehenssive panel of  different experts to uderstand the citizenship. In this issue  Prof Anand kumar, Senior journalist kuldeep kumar, AMU ex cv jamruddin shah, ex home minister P.Chiddambaram, Thinker K.N.Govindacharya has also express their view on this issue.

 2. Editor Harvir Singh takes a note of the year 2019, how suddenly citizenship became the most important issue of the year causing countrywide unrest, why BJP is on losing spree in recent months and what are the factors that might prevail throughout 2020.
 
3.Mahendra Kumar from Ranchi reports how the JMM-Congress coalition won the state election and what were the factors that caused defeat for BJP. In an exclusive interview with Outlook, JMM chief Hemant Soren mentions priorities of his upcoming government.

4.  Bihar Politics: How  jharkhand election result has changed the election state politics. The story is also telling the challenges of Nitish Kumar

5. Punjab dynasty Politics : Shiromani  Akali Dal is facing new challenges in the party.

1- Outlook-Karvy health survey presents grim picture of tired life of common professionals due to work pressure as cover story.  The survey tells that we are unable to do physical work necessary for our body system due to our workholic life style, so various diseases can scare mostly people. The survey cautions us to correct our lifestyle. 
2- Editor Harvir Singh in his regular column raises question on the motive and timing of Citizership Amendment Bill. He says, our economy is falling continuously, every section is suffering due to economic slowdown. People may raise question on ability of the government to improve the economy but presentation of the bill shifted the issue. 
3- S. K. Singh tells about the suffering of various section of society due to falling economy. Farmers, youth and consumers are hit hard. Our economy is falling but hike in food price is also pinching every consumer.
4- Naseer Ganai reports Jammu and Kashmir administration is mulling on an idea to reshape the state agian to carve out two more divisons which will have muslim dominated districts of Jammu and Kashmir divisons. 
5- Harish Manav analyses political strategy of Congress leader and former Chief Minister Bhupindar Singh Hooda during recently held assembly election. He succeeded to give strong foot print on state politics in very limited time.


1- In Outlook Hindi’s annual issue, cover story tries to find out how culture was ivolved in second decade of present millenium. Renowned writers and critics including Ganesh Devi, Surjeet Patar, Ravi Bhushan, Shamim Hanfi, M. Rajiv Lochan and Kuldeep Kumar present light on cultural changes in their aritcles. 
2- Editor Harvir Singh in his regular column penned his thoughts on changes in various areas of society. He tries to  underline the need to differantiate serious journalism from present free flow of news and information.
3- Giridhar Jha presents indepth story on political drama of Maharashra. He explains how Sharad Pawar turned the game after overnight government formation by BJP.
4- Kanhaiya Kumar tries to find out the root cause of ongoing agitation in Jawaharlal Nehru University. He explains how students from small towns and villages are being denied to access to higher education and development. 
5- Naseer Ganai presents real situation of kashmir valley which is still reeling under various restrictions. Union home minister Amit Shah claims about normalcy but mainstream leaders are still behind bars. Common people have to face hardships in daily life.


1- Cover story tries to find out a new dawn for the country after landmark decision of supreme court on decades old Ayodhya land dispute. Prominent writers explain how the court verdict will gives a massage to our society and what is the meaning of it.
2- Editor Harvir Singh in his regular column analyses Ayodhya verdict in the spectrum of politics. He raises questions whether the verdict will rest the politics around it or it will churn the political scenario in new manner.
3- Amarjit Singh and other authers tell about teachings of Guru Nanak Dev and it’s relevency in today’s world on the occassion of 550th Prakash Parv. A photo feature gives a glimpse of Guru Nanak Dev.
4- Prof. Bishwajit Dhar explains why the government forced to withdraw from Regional Comprehensive Economic parthership (RCEP) after joint resentment of various stakeholders in the country.
5- Bhupesh Baghel, Chief Minister of Chattisgarh tells in an exclusive interview with Harvir singh and Ravi Bhoi why political card of nationalism of BJP failed to attract in recently held state assembly election. He also explains his government’s achievement after 100 days in office.  


1- Cover story reads hidden massage of voters in assembly elections. The voters did not heed on emotional issues of nationalism and article 370 which were raised by BJP. But they voted on local issues which got key position in campaign of Congress and other parties.
2- Editor Harvir Singh in his regular column raises questions on apathy of lawmakers towards public welfare as voters do not ask question but give mandate on emotional issues. But recent assembly election in Haryana and Maharashtra forced parties to think on core issues related to public. 
3- Pranay Sharma analyses Sino-India relation in light of recently held informal summit between prime minister Narendra Modi and Chinese president Mr. Xi Jinping. He says that China always deals India with the prism of it’s all weather ally Pakinstan.
4- Prashant Shrivastava tells common depositers’ confidence shattered due to banking scams like PMC bank, PNB’s Nirav Modi and Vijay Mallya scams. Banks have written off NPAs of larges groups while they are extracting thousands of crores rupees from costumors thru panalties.
5- Jeevan Prakash Sharma highlights interesting fact of new technology based traffic policing. He tells several camaras on Delhi roads are detecting traffice rules voilations without considering vehicle owners’ positon and power.


1- Outlook-ICARE presents India MBA ranking 2020. The ranking gives a deep insight of quality and performance of top management colleges. The special issue is also packed with articles on jobs in future, new age universities and new changes in business education.
2- Editor Harvir Singh writes in his regular column why  economic miseries of public could not become political issues in ongoing state assembly election of Maharashtra and Haryana. Opposition parties are unable to put hard questions before BJP and it’s ally Shiv Sena.
3- Harvir Singh spoke to Haryana Chief Minister Manoharlal Khattar in an exclusive interview before state election. Khattar claims that opposition is not able to win more than few seats as BJP government fullfilled voter’s aspirations. 
4- Prashant Shrivastata presents ground report of ongoing state election in Maharashtra. He tells local and long pending issues can become hurdle for BJP-Shiv Sena’s success amid weak opposition. 
5- S. K. Singh spoke to general secretary of Communist Party of India (Marxist) Sitaram Yechury in an exclusive interview. CPM chief told how the politics and the elcetions are moving around communalism and corporates which is dangerous trend for the country.


1- Cover Story tries to enlight the thoughts and principles of Mahatma Gandhi which are very much relevant on his 150th Jayanti. Kumar Prashant, Rajmohan Gandhi, Irfan Habib, Arun Kumar, Giriraj Kishore, Tushar Gandhi and other writers tell his relevence in today’s India and world. 
2- Editor Harvir Singh writes in his regular column how India forgot Mahatma Gandhi’s teachings and thoughts. The country stood on tall ground since independence but the poors and other weaker people suffer a lot so we need to look a fresh toward his teachings
3- Prashant Shrivastava presents ground report of assembly election bound Maharashtra. He tells that ruling alliance of BJP-Shivsena is trying to take advantage of nationlism to avoid questions on the government’s performance.
4- Harish Manav reports from Haryana which is going soon for state assembly election. He tells many sections of voters are not satisfied with present BJP government’s tenaure.
5- Gangesh Mishra reports on political tussle between BJP and Janta Dal (United) in Bihar. The long time relation between the two may come to an end due to differences came up recently.

1- Cover Story gives indepth picture of proposed expension of food fortification. In an interview, FSSAI CEO Rita Teotia explains it’s need to fight malnutrition. While Vijay Sardana looks into the issue critically. He raises question why it is needed when unadultered and pure food is still unvailable for consumers.
2- Editor Harvir Singh writes in his regular column about slower economic growth due to chain effect of wrong policies and estimations. He also denies cyclic effect of economic slowdown as government claimed recently.
3- Naseer Ganai highlights new challanges for the country and the army which may give new direction to Kashmir issue. The conditions seem grim in the valley.
4- Sunil Menon and Siddharth Mishra analyses latest revelation of DNA study related to archaelogical site of Rakhigarhi in Haryana. They tells that the question of origin of Aryan is still in balance. 
5- Gangesh Mishra explains the political reason of tension between BJP and JDU. Their alliance is expected to come at end because BJP is trying to present it’s own face for comming state election.

1- Cover Story underlines the internal and  external challanges of Indian economic conditions. The story tries to find out causes for current economic worries. Experts and columnists also throws light on the issue and related policies through their prism. 
2- Editor Harvir Singh writes in his regular column about fearful atmosphere in the country. He talks about government’s failure to prevent mob attacks on women and others after roumors of child theft. 
3- Naseer Ganai presents conditions of Jammu and Kashmir after four weeks of the decision of scrapping Article 370. Parants are looking for their children in police stations and people speaks out their anger on current situation.
4- S. K. Singh and Chandan Kumar present story on corruption cases lodged against opposition leaders by enforcement agencies. They also raises question why such cases are lodged against only opposition leaders.
5- Anupam Bardoloi explains how genuine citizens left out of National Regiser of Citizen so question comes up of inclusion of ineligible persons. He also talk about future course of action on the issue.


1- Cover Story speaks about indepencance on the occassion of Independance Day. Renowned writers and thinkers talk abount the meaning of independance in various aspect of life of society. They highlight how our country and issues are changed now.
2- Editor Harvir Singh writes in his regular column about worries regarding economic slowdown in various sectors. He also raises question how the government fails to bring economy on growth path.
3- Naseer Ganai presents ground realties of Jammu and Kashmir how the government locked lakhs of people in their homes after the decision of scrapping Article 370. People of valley are angry on the decison.
4- Mr. Jairaj Thakur, Chief Minister, Himachal Pradesh speaks to Harvir Singh and Harish Manav in an exclusive interview about government’s steps for the welfare of residents. 
5- Regular column on agriculture Dharti Katha highlights implecations of reforms in farm secor. The governments is working to remove Essential Commodities Act and promote collective farming in increase income of the producers.


1- Cover Story highlights untouched aspects of Modi government’s major decision of revocation of Article 370 and bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir. Prominent experts Prem Shankar Jha, Radha Kumar, Faizan Mustafa, Gen. (Retd.) J. J. Singh and Lt. Gen. Subrata Saha also penned their views on the move.
2- Editor Harvir Singh writes in his regular column on lastest move of Modi government regarding Jammu and Kashmir. He explained how BJP led government revoked special status of the state in line with it’s edeology and poll promise. How the government crushed democratic system and adopted questionable constitutional method.
3- Former Chief Information commissioner Wajahat Habibullah explains how Modi government diluted Right to Information Act by latest amendment. The move hit hard on federal structure of the country also.
4- Prashant Shrivastava reports on 33 percent rise in tiger’s population in the country. But he also raises question about uneven increment in various region due to failure of government’s policy.
5- Outlook Hindi presents a regular column on agriculture. it discusses on formula of Zero Budget Farming proposed by the government in it’s budget. A new topic will be in this column.


1- Cover Story highlights inactiveness of government and system towards distraught kin of a tortured person in police costudy. Harish Manav exposes the entire system which is responsible of increasing number of torture and death cases in police costudy. 
2- Editor Harvir Singh writes in his regular column about defection and rebellion of members of lagislative assemby in Goa and Karnataka. He says that it is high time to debate on the entire system to stop such defection to save our democratic system
3- Prashant Shrivastava talks about the trouble of Government run telecom company BSNL. He explains how it turned into rough time from shining days due to wrong policies of government.
4- Vivek Kumar talks about discrimination and victimisation of schedule cast community by powerful people of high castes and government’s apathy towards such incidents. 
5- Outlook groups provides a picture of standard and competency of indian universities by ranking them. The annual feature of ranking of indian universities gives useful guidence to students and society at larges.


1- Cover Story talks about current crisis on Indian National Congress which lost second Loksabha election in a row. Harimohan Mishra tries to look at Congress’ future beyond Gandhi-Nehru family as Rahul Gandhi ultimately move out from the post of president of India’s oldest political party.  
2- Editor Harvir Singh writes in his regular column about weak conditions of our economy. He raises questions why such challanges came up before the economy when we are still a large market.
3- Harvir Singh tries to look into the genes of union budget. He tells that the government announced many revolutionary steps and expected of $ 5 Tn economy in next 5 years. But big question left unasnwered that how the ambition will be fulfilled.
4- Dr. T. Haque analyses agriculture budget. he tells that the  government has raised expectations of distressed farmers community. A number of steps are taken to double farming income but big is to how?
5- Abdul Ghani highlights miseries of large number of people in Assam who are living in fear of exclusion from National Register of Citizen. Arrests of people increased as last date is coming fast for final publication of NRC list.


1- Cover Story presents well researched insight picture of epidemic of Acute Encephalitis Syndrome which caused deaths of large number of children in Muzaffarupr of Bihar. Damyanti Dutta expains how dreaded viruses are developing and spreading due to detoriation of environment and unhygenic living condition in poor strata of society.
2- Editor Harvir Singh writes in his regular column about contradictions of our country which is going to complete 75 years of indepndence in 2022. He raises how India can fulfill expections of it’s citizens when our governments fails on many front including reliable medical facilities.
3- Dr. Biswajit Dhar tells about implecations of doubtful data of GDP and economic growth. He raises questions how realistic union budget can be prepared if India has not unquestionable data of economic sphere.
4- Prashan Shrivastava investigates new tricks of online fraudesters who can empty your mobile wallet by making users fool. 
5- K. K. Kulshrestha tells about new social problem of divorce and breakup due to dreaded breast cancer. Abondoning by husbands is proving another agony for women who are facing most dangerous type of cancer. 


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Outlook has rewritten the way news and and general interest magazines are presented in India. It is comprehensive yet concise and crisp, investigative and bold in its approach. Outlook covers an array of topics ranging from current affairs, socio-economic issues, politics, lifestyle, entertainment, sports, international features, etc. Outlook reaches out to over 16 lakh upmarket, urban focused readers. Outlook has won a myriad of awards including the prestigious "International Press Institute" Award for Excellence in Journalism in 2007. Outlook encourages little known people who speak out loud against oppression, corrupt systems and social issues by instituting “Speak Out Awards”. Outlook also triggers young minds through an all India School debate called ‘Speak Out Debate” by reaching out to over 300 schools in 18 cities in India. Students who win the Indian round are sponsored by Outlook for international debates held in Korea, South Africa, etc

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