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The video dates back to 2020 and shows a mosque being vandalised in New Delhi.

A Jharkhand youth narrates the years of struggles over examinations that have converged into anger on the streets.

Bankipur (earlier Patna West) is the bastion of BJP president Nitin Nabin and his father since 30 years.

Amid growing influence of Christian groups in US politics, the issue could become another flashpoint for India.

The emotion of Azadi and loyalty to the Constitution come organically to those whose Indianness is questioned.

When a state knows floods will come, every preventable death becomes a matter of public responsibility.

Sheikh Irshad Mansoor was the first reported pellet victim during Delhi's Jantar Mantar protest. This is his story.

Their vision is to create an environment that feels warm, welcoming and inspiring, rather than medicinal.

How AAFT Noida combines studio learning, industry mentorship, and technical training for design careers.

The 'Reservation Hatao Andolan' has become viral but it has sparked a discourse on merit, privileges and casteism.

The claim is false. Thackeray did not liken Dipke to any deity.

A single resignation, however satisfying, is a strange metric for justice.

An incomplete video and a deepfake video of a woman talking about a deceased protester is going viral.

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A majority of the 90 protesters named in one such FIR are between the ages of 17 and 30, reports Swati Chopra.

Nikhar Arora is building an ecosystem that's reshaping how India learns, works, and grows.

Workers compensation helps employees with medical and financial support after work-related injuries or illnesses.

Doctors volunteering at the protest site say they are all here in a personal capacity, on our own time.

Vijay's latest and, for the record, last marquee outing is worth it, writes Anand Mathew.

These Hindutva miscreants aim to deal with the cockroaches and seem to be infiltrating the Jantar Mantar protest.

A teacher from Nashik recounts what unfolded on 20 July after he was detained during the CJP protest in New Delhi.

The Modi government wants to contain the students to Jantar Mantar and the Opposition to Parliament.

Semicon 2.0 shifts India's ambition from merely using chips to owning the intellectual property behind them.

Critics have argued that the anti-radicalisation cell's SOP would lead to more police and communal profiling.

There is a strong sentiment among young, liberal audiences asking influencers to speak up or face being unfollowed.

Public visibility is being treated as consent to turn personal identity into AI raw material, notes Mishi Choudhary.

Locals accused Shantanu Mandal, a local BJP functionary, of trying to shield the prime accused who was later killed.

We found out that the image is AI-generated.

These are some excerpts from professor and writer Sameena Dalwai's new book: 'Love Jihad: A Feminist Retelling.'

The claim was made by comparing two different passport indices and equating them.

For those blinded by pellet guns in Kashmir, the 'Chauhaan' trailer feels like a rejection and mockery of reality.

Mahagun Montagge homebuyers in Ghaziabad say they are struggling to pay both rent and EMIs.

Bengal's new 'anti-goonda' laws allow for preventive detention without a chargesheet or trial.

Hundreds of workers are only a shift away from a mass casualty event. This is not a tragedy. It's a pattern.

'The Sociology question paper had several misspelt names in English and flawed translations for Hindi candidates.'

The Rayagada assault shows how communal spaces quickly become spaces of paranoia and violence against women.

Fabeha Syed explores one of Urdu's layered words through the poetry of Nida Fazli, Ahmed Faraz and Sudarshan Faakir.

'Pritam and Pedro' has no granularity. It is cybercrime explained at the level of a school assembly.

The technically correct legal status of a passport has never come up in any interaction over the years. So why now?

Sonam Wangchuk says he will continue his hunger strike unless the Centre acts demands of CJP and Ladakh issues

'I returned home after a 300-km drive, only to be kept awake by a wedding DJ and fireworks late into the night.'

Anish Gawande, Nationalist Congress Party (SP) leader talks Cockroach protests, Shiv Sena (UBT) split and more.

Poorly designed projects where households are pushed towards technology actually increase emissions, say experts.

A gradual transition to more targetet, efficient subsidy delivery may be preferable to sudden price liberalisation.

The socialist-minded Nehru was certainly not an uncritical devotee of the US, writes Shashi Tharoor.

The screenshot is fake. There is no credible evidence of Raina's visa being revoked.

There is anger among the youth. CJP's main challenge is to convert it into political change.

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This cocktail goes down easy enough, but it lacks the potency, burn and aftertaste that made the original linger.

The BJP is cautious of the public angst towards TMC leaders being transmitted to itself in case of a merger.