𒉰Binaries present a complex grid. Popular culture has always trapped us in the binary political, social and cultural grids. It is a matrix of this and that, us and them. Forever opposed in a morality battle, forever choosing sides.
Chinki Sinha
Editor
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Technology promised a better world. A world where everything would be accessible. Time and space would collapse and new intimacies would be formed. But we entered an era of isolation instead, writes Outlook Editor Chinki Sinha in her introduction to Outlook's Valentines Day 2025 issue
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Is reconciliation possible in a world endlessly at war with itself? Outlook's Anniversary Issue at the beginning of 2025 is about who we become when we are at war with each other.
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ꦕOutlook’s anniversary issue will be an act of remembrance. Of wars that continue to ravage the world. We live in an age of war. We live in an age of industry. We live in an age of betrayal.
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Outlook's Editor Chinki Sinha writes on loss, memory and kinship
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ꦫAfter 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
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𒁏‘The Way Home’ opened at the Bihar Museum in Patna earlier this month
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💦 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
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𓄧For those privileged to work for the Tatas, Jamshedpur was the kind of place where people didn’t feel lonely.
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🍨The character of Raavan has resisted the imposition of a singular narrative of him
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