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Satish Padmanabhan

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  • 2 weeks ago | outlookindia.com | Harsh Kumar |Satish Padmanabhan |Suresh Menon |R Kaushik

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  • Oct 15, 2024 | outlookindia.com | Satish Padmanabhan

    NationalThe Election Commission (EC) has been flagging the issue of low voter turnout urban centers including Mumbai and Pune in Maharashtra. On Tuesday, expressing concern over the impact of urban apathy on voter turnout, CEC Rajiv Kumar said that polling days in Maharashtra and Jharkhand have been kept mid-week so that more people vote.

  • Aug 3, 2024 | outlookindia.com | Chinki Sinha |Satish Padmanabhan

    A Fulfilling Career: Outlook is not just a workplace; it’s a second home Photo: Animikh Chakrabarty A Fulfilling Career: Outlook is not just a workplace; it’s a second home Photo: Animikh Chakrabarty My first day at Outlook was nothing short of terrifying. The year was 1996, and a relative had mentioned this job opening to me. It was my first real job, and I had just arrived from my village in Uttarakhand at bustling, overwhelming Delhi.

  • Aug 3, 2024 | outlookindia.com | Chinki Sinha |Satish Padmanabhan

    Panic Room: left foreground: Bishwadeep Moitra checks out Namrata Joshi’s DVD cache at the main desk, while Vinod Mehta reads the Riot Act; from the archive by Sandeep Adhwaryu Panic Room: left foreground: Bishwadeep Moitra checks out Namrata Joshi’s DVD cache at the main desk, while Vinod Mehta reads the Riot Act; from the archive by Sandeep Adhwaryu Fifteen-odd journalists were slowly brought together over nearly three months in the summer of 1995 to bring out the “most exciting news...

  • Jul 31, 2024 | outlookindia.com | Jerry Pinto |Satish Padmanabhan

    Artwork by Anupriya Artwork by Anupriya “The night of the sword and the bullet was followed by the morning of the chalk and the blackboard.” Few sentences capture the ironic but inevitable sequence of the different stages of colonialism—the military violence of the battlefield followed by the psychological violence of the classroom. Hard and soft power in perfect symbiosis for Europe to control Africa.

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