The both-sides trope recognises and dignifies hate as a ‘side’. It works as an equaliser, often between a victim and a perpetrator.
Salik Ahmad
Editor
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PETA India's Kiran Ahuja says the Nagaland government’s move to ban dog meat will save countless canines from gruesome death.
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The ban on TikTok has left its top users with mixed feelings. Some of them say they will try other platforms and start from scratch again.
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Uday Singh, a labourer, couldn’t sleep the whole night when he heard that the Indian government had banned TikTok, a Chinese owned video sharing platform, owing to tensions with China.
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The killing of George Floyd by a police officer in the US is still fresh in world consciousness. And yet another ghastly incident of police brutality takes place, in our own southern state of Tamil Nadu. Why don't the cops fear the law?
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The cruel killing of an elephant with crackers in Kerala shocked everyone. But hundreds of elephants meet a similar brutal end in India.
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Of the 16 migrant labourers who were run over by a train in Maharashtra’s Aurangabad, nine belonged to a village in Madhya Pradesh’s Shahdol.
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Social and political activist Aruna Roy says the relaxation of labour laws by Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and other states is exploitative, undemocratic, and in a sense, unconstitutional.
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Vinod Kapri, an award winning film-maker, spoke to Outlook about the arduous journey of the migrants, the highs and lows of it, and what gave him the impulse to pursue their story.
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From being quarantined at derelict facilities to being victimised by police for participation in anti-CAA protests, a multitude of concerns loom large for the students
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