Outlook replaces editor-in-chief days after report on RSS

August 14, 2016 10:58

Outlook magazine has appointed Rajesh Ramachandran as its new editor-in-chief with effect from August 16.

On Saturday evening, the magazine staff received an email from the executive director and publisher of Outlook group Indranil Roy announcing the appointment of Ramachandran.

The email, however, did not mention the outgoing Editor-in-Chief Krishna Prasad.

The top-level editorial change in the magazine comes close on the heels of the publication of an investigative report called Operation #BabyLift.

Published on July 29, the report by freelance journalist Neha Dixit documented how the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh violated laws to traffic 31 tribal girls from Assam to Punjab and Gujarat to 'Hinduise' them.

Read full report HERE

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