In addition to working excruciatingly long hours in challenging circumstances that exposed them to the virus, the medical staff also battled personal issues at home.
Midhat Fatimah
Editor
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Srinivas B.V. is earning praise for his efforts to help people looking for help in the devastating second wave of Covid
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Yallavva did not only take charge of her life but has also become a source of inspiration for many women in her village.
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Abbas Siddiqui, cleric of the prominent shrine Furfura Sharif in West Bengal, forged an alliance with the Left and the Congress party in the 2021 West Bengal Assembly elections. In a conversation with Outlook, he talks about the accusations against him and why the partnership with AIMIM fell through.
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Patricia Mukhim, editor of ‘Shillong Times’ speaks to Outlook about free speech, the need for journalists to unite, and the criminal case against her that was recently quashed by the Supreme Court.
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It was in the year 2006 when Nitish Kumar’s government abolished the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) Act and ended the mandi system in the state of Bihar.
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Right from the onset till the end, Vijay Jayapal’s 'Nirvana Inn' manages to maintain the element of intrigue, mystery, and sinister so uniformly that one would almost be compelled to watch it till the end.
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Khatija Rahman says the character of the song’s protagonist Amal is based on herself, and the song, partly inspired by Rumi’s teachings, traces Amal’s longing to explore the unknown.
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In a conversation with Outlook’s Midhat Fatimah, Maskoor Usmani talks about his candidature, the Opposition, media trials, and much more.
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In India the thorny issue of treatment of Tuberculosis took a turn for the worse when the coronavirus outbreak hit the country.
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