Chinki Sinha

This issue of Outlook is our attempt at a ‘Herstorical' approach, where we have tried to listen again to stories of rapes as an act of remembrance and to bring to the surface again what has been submerged

Union Minister Chirag Paswan had voiced concerns about the recent Supreme Court verdict permitting sub-categorisation of SCs and STs for reservation. He speaks to Outlook on the caste dynamics in his home state of Bihar

How different are the stories from those days of Emergency from the ones now? Read all the stories from Outlook's 1 October 2024 magazine issue 'Emergency: The Legacy/The Lunacy' here

In this Naya Kashmir, you can still find the scattered remains of the older one

The character of Raavan has resisted the imposition of a singular narrative of him

For those privileged to work for the Tatas, Jamshedpur was the kind of place where people didn't feel lonely.

All promises that America made to itself and to the world have been turned upside down, and no matter which president comes and rules from the White House there is much that will remain unchanged

‘The Way Home’ opened at the Bihar Museum in Patna earlier this month

After her debut in Fabulous Lives Vs Bollywood Wives, Delhi’s Shalini Passi—philanthropist, influencer, Bollywood celebrity and self-care diva—who gives little boxes of herbal dust to her friends, is now in the mass eye. Fair or unfair, deal with her

Outlook's Editor Chinki Sinha writes on loss, memory and kinship