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Musuem biennale, a novel initiative by Bihar Musuem, is a platform to understand the context and the future of such spaces that have potential to make people understand and have multiple perspectives on history and disrupt reductive narratives that are now shaping our present and future and even altering the past.

You remain hopeful some judge will see through the absurdity of the charges. You also caution yourself about the perils of nurturing such hopes, writes Umar Khalid after spending 15 months in Tihar jail as an undertrial.

Outlook Editor Chinki Sinha will join us for a conversation on memory and history during the upcoming second edition of the Museum Biennale.

Primarily dominated by Hindi, Bhojpuri and Maithili, the new Bihar Litfest was an ode to the regional languages

Hope is in seeing millions of youths asking whether this is their future here... I can understand their fear and anxiety

'Hope is in seeing millions of youths asking whether this is their future here... I can understand their fear and anxiety'

Ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections in Nagaland, a new, Centre-endorsed movement for statehood within the state seems to be colouring electoral politics, diluting the state’s demand for the ‘Naga solution’

As the war in Ukraine reaches its first anniversary, Outlook looks back at its December 2022 issue on the unexpectedly fierce, determined and creative resistance put up by Ukraine in the face of a full scale invasion and how the combined efforts of a mobilised civil society, the government and the country’s armed forces have helped Ukrainians hold off the Russian onslaught. 

As journalists, how are we supposed to perceive the trauma and the despair of the disasters one witnessed or was part of it? Our editor Chinki Sinha rightly asks, how to write a disaster? Is it merely about the numbers or are there memories lying beneath the rubbles? 

Excelsior Correspondent NEW DELHI, Aug 24: J&K Tourism has bagged an award for promotion of off destinations at the national level at the Outlook Traveller Awards-2022. The award was presented by Union Minister for Tourism & Culture, G Kisan Reddy to Secretary, Tourism, Sarmad Hafeez at a glittering function this evening. The award was given to the Tourism Department for promoting Gurez in the category of offbeat tourism destinations. J&K Tourism also bagged the award for adventure t...