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Ram Mandir Theft: Dinendra Das, Gopal Rao Contradict Trust's Position After July 6 Meeting

New Delhi: Two people linked with the Ayodhya Ram Mandir trust have made statements appearing to contradict what the administrative body officially...

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The Wire

The Wire Staff

Fadnavis' 'Kutta' Remark Ignites Political Row; Shiv Sena, NCP Call Out Negligence in Missing Link Project

Listen to this article: New Delhi: Maharashtra’s Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis’s remarks about critics of the Missing Link project on...

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The Wire

The Wire Staff

AI must walk the ethical path

AI must walk the ethical path

Anthropic, now more in the news for its chatbot, Claude, recently held a summit in which the leaders of the Christian faith and different...

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The Statesman

Archana Datta

Where to invest Rs 1 lakh, Rs 10 lakh, Rs 1 crore

Where to invest Rs 1 lakh, Rs 10 lakh, Rs 1 crore

The market realities have changed over the past six months. Should you change your strategies?

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The Ken

Anand Kalyanaraman

पश्चिम एशिया में भारत की कूटनीतिक परीक्षा

पश्चिम एशिया में भारत की कूटनीतिक परीक्षा

ईरान और अमेरिका के बीच हालिया सैन्य टकराव पश्चिम एशिया...

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Prabhat Khabar

Prabhat Khabar Digital Desk

Best of Both Sides: Cities still don’t work for women

Best of Both Sides: Cities still don’t work for women

India’s urban agenda cannot treat women’s employment as an automatic by-product of growth

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Indian Express

Kanika Mahajan

Beyond Victory

Beyond Victory

International sport has always had an unusual ability to redraw the boundaries of possibility. Every World Cup produces champions, but it also...

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The Statesman

Statesman News Service

Biological & spiritual convergent evolution

Biological & spiritual convergent evolution

Due to the technical or legal reasons, readability mode is not available for this article. Thank you for your kind understanding.

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The Times of India

Speaking Tree

What ‘dirty’ football tells us about us

What ‘dirty’ football tells us about us

Due to the technical or legal reasons, readability mode is not available for this article. Thank you for your kind understanding.

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The Times of India

Avijit Ghosh

This Mom Turned Her Son’s Autism Journey Into Hope for 38,000 Families

This Mom Turned Her Son’s Autism Journey Into Hope for 38,000 Families

“I picked up the report, sat in my car, and read it. I went completely numb. I didn’t know whether I should tell my parents, tell my son’s...

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The Better India

Raajwrita Dutta

Mis-selling regulations need a lot more teeth

It has taken more than 20 years of bank branches mis-selling financial products to depositors for the central bank to give some teeth (though clearly...

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hindustantimes

Hindustantimes Editorial

The Debate That Now Defines Kashmir

The Debate That Now Defines Kashmir

By Farooq Ahmad Khan  Politics rarely stands still.  Public arguments evolve, priorities shift and campaigns that once dominated newsmill gradually...

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Kashmir Observer

Contributor

40 hours on, 8 workers trapped: Garbage heap collapses at Pune plant inaugurated by Modi in 2023

More than 40 hours after a towering garbage heap at Pune’s Moshi waste-to-energy plant buried the administrative building of the company operating...

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newslaundry

Prateek Goyal

शिक्षा और रोजगार के बीच की दूरी कम करना जरूरी

शिक्षा और रोजगार के बीच की दूरी कम करना जरूरी

भारत की शिक्षा प्रणाली में एक बड़ा विरोधाभास है: शिक्षा का...

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Prabhat Khabar

Prabhat Khabar Digital Desk

Before ‘Geet’, ‘Jordan’ & ‘Ved’, Imtiaz Ali Was a Boy Who Feared School & Failed Class 9

Before ‘Geet’, ‘Jordan’ & ‘Ved’, Imtiaz Ali Was a Boy Who Feared School & Failed Class 9

Was it Geet, who taught us that life has a funny way of putting us back on track? Or Jordan, eating alone in Rockstar, carrying the kind of loneliness...

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The Better India

Nishtha Kawrani

Kashmir Is Loving Its Paradise to Death

Kashmir Is Loving Its Paradise to Death

By Miyan Mohammad Arif Kashmir markets itself as paradise, and some 2.35 crore tourists believed the pitch in 2024.  That number, the highest the...

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Kashmir Observer

Contributor

Pilgrim surge positive sign for tourism: LG

Pilgrim surge positive sign for tourism: LG

SRINAGAR: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Thursday visited the Yatra Transit Camp and Yatri Niwas at Pantha Chowk in Srinagar and reviewed the...

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The Kashmir Monitor News

Monitor News Bureau

Acquisitions, mergers, hostile takeovers — this has now become BJP-speak

Acquisitions, mergers, hostile takeovers — this has now become BJP-speak

To prevent this kind of wholesale political commerce, the Tenth Schedule, also known as the anti-defection law, was introduced in 1985. Despite its...

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Indian Express

M A Baby

A global crackdown and a chance for India

A global crackdown and a chance for India

For years, the Indian establishment had to contend with allegations that it was involved in the assassination of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh...

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Indian Express

Editorial

India must tackle the rise in juvenile delinquency

India must tackle the rise in juvenile delinquency

The true measure of a society’s health lies not in its soaring economic indices or expanding infrastructure but in how it safeguards and nurtures...

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The Statesman

Bhaskar Nath Biswal

The Anatomy of India’s Energy Crisis

Listen to this article: India’s vulnerability was quick to show. Within two weeks of the US and Israel attacking Iran on February 28, Indians were...

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The Wire

M. Rajshekhar

Modi's Visit Seeks ‘Nap Times’ and ‘Venues Without Stairs’, Reports New Zealand Media

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming visit to New Zealand will feature specific logistical accommodations due to his age, along with...

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The Wire

The Wire Staff

The bees and the birds, like us only

The bees and the birds, like us only

A paper shows that in certain settings, bumblebees react to certain tastes in seemingly similar ways to some mammals, including human babies.

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Indian Express

Editorial

Best of Both Sides: Beyond childcare, four barriers to female participation in cities

Best of Both Sides: Beyond childcare, four barriers to female participation in cities

Every system that touches a woman’s working life – how she gets to work, whether she can occupy public space with the same ease as men, whether...

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Indian Express

Roopa Kudva

Monsoons may fail us, wastewater will not

The climate crisis is making India’s water crisis harder to manage. Rainfall is becoming less reliable and more erratic, and is arriving in short,...

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hindustantimes

Ramanan Laxminarayan

Aurobindo’s Integral Yoga

Aurobindo’s Integral Yoga

In an age marked by rapid technological advancement, material aspirations, and existential uncertainty, the search for deeper meaning and spiritual...

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The Statesman

Rudrashis Datta

How an Odisha Town Turned Old Waste Vehicles Into Art, History & a Public Park

How an Odisha Town Turned Old Waste Vehicles Into Art, History & a Public Park

Not everything that reaches the end of its life has to become waste. Sometimes, an old tyre can become a work of art. A rusting tractor can tell the...

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The Better India

Raajwrita Dutta

Acquisitions, mergers, hostile takeovers — this has now become BJP-speak

Acquisitions, mergers, hostile takeovers — this has now become BJP-speak

To prevent this kind of wholesale political commerce, the Tenth Schedule, also known as the anti-defection law, was introduced in 1985. Despite its...

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Indian Express

M A Baby

In Thane, seen again, the rowdy Shiv Sainik. Sena does well to act against him

In Thane, seen again, the rowdy Shiv Sainik. Sena does well to act against him

Ramesh Mhatre’s conduct is reprehensible not only because it's an assault on medical professionals but also an abuse of his official position.

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Indian Express

Editorial

Best of Both Sides: Cities still don’t work for women

Best of Both Sides: Cities still don’t work for women

India’s urban agenda cannot treat women’s employment as an automatic by-product of growth

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Indian Express

Kanika Mahajan

Those melting words, in England

Those melting words, in England

Due to the technical or legal reasons, readability mode is not available for this article. Thank you for your kind understanding.

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The Times of India

Nandini Sen Gupta

Quran—the inspiring message

Quran—the inspiring message

‘’Exalted is God, the True King. Do not be hasty with Quran before its inspiration to you is concluded, and say, My Lord, increase me in knowl...

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Greater Kashmir

Gk Editorial Desk

Good Egg, Bad Opposition: The Complex Rules of Bengal's Dim-ocracy

West Bengal has finally resolved the oldest philosophical problem in politics by defining the boundary between good and bad. Plato, Aristotle and...

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The Wire

Aparna Bhattacharya

Why Modi’s visits aren’t making news in Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand

One would expect more interest in Modi’s trips in the Asia Pacific region. But there hasn't been a build-up in the Australian or New Zealand press...

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ThePrint

Shailaja Bajpai

Fatty liver disease is India’s silent epidemic

N is not yet 60. She is a professor and advocate of healthy living, who walked into her doctor’s clinic for a routine blood test expecting...

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hindustantimes

Milind Javle

Best of Both Sides: Beyond childcare, four barriers to female participation in cities

Best of Both Sides: Beyond childcare, four barriers to female participation in cities

Every system that touches a woman’s working life – how she gets to work, whether she can occupy public space with the same ease as men, whether...

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Indian Express

Roopa Kudva

Acquisitions, mergers, hostile takeovers — this has now become BJP-speak

Acquisitions, mergers, hostile takeovers — this has now become BJP-speak

To prevent this kind of wholesale political commerce, the Tenth Schedule, also known as the anti-defection law, was introduced in 1985. Despite its...

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Indian Express

M A Baby

A warm welcome

A warm welcome

Hospitality is in the genes of the Kashmiri people

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Greater Kashmir

Fida Firdous

Best of Both Sides: Beyond childcare, four barriers to female participation in cities

Best of Both Sides: Beyond childcare, four barriers to female participation in cities

Every system that touches a woman’s working life – how she gets to work, whether she can occupy public space with the same ease as men, whether...

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Indian Express

Roopa Kudva

Terminal illness

Terminal illness

Contrasting reactions to judicial pronouncements in the neighbouring states of Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh tell a story that every right-thinking...

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The Statesman

Statesman News Service

Even Modi govt rejected the Taj Mahal conspiracy. Why is Allahabad HC taking it seriously?

A society that distorts and devalues the past in an effort to promote the politics of the present damages itself and all those who live in it.

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ThePrint

Vir Sanghvi

Best of Both Sides: Cities still don’t work for women

Best of Both Sides: Cities still don’t work for women

India’s urban agenda cannot treat women’s employment as an automatic by-product of growth

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Indian Express

Kanika Mahajan

History is Re-Writing Itself Around the World

Listen to this article: Over the past three odd decades, history has globally undergone a quiet reversal of its centuries-old certitudes. Until the...

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The Wire

Harbans Mukhia

NDA-Ruled States, Top Universities Push Back Against Centralisation Proposed Under VBSA Bill

Listen to this article: New Delhi: Several National Democratic Alliance-ruled states and leading universities in the country have raised strong...

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The Wire

The Wire Staff

Dear Lionel Messi, stop giving fans heart attacks in World Cup matches

There should be a public health advisory before every World Cup knockout game in which Argentina plays. And, Lionel Messi needs to stop giving his...

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ThePrint

Debdutta Chakraborty

Khamenei’s Funeral as a Map

Khamenei’s Funeral as a Map

Tehran and the Changing World Order

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Greater Kashmir

Colonel Maqbool Shah

NTR Jr movie row is about 2 ideas of Murugan—mascot of Hindutva mythos vs Tamil-only icon

Two nationalisms are shouting past each other. One would dissolve Murugan into a pan-Indian Hindutva spectacle, while the other would make him an icon...

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ThePrint

Anirudh Kanisetti