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Khanderao Kand, the person behind AHEAD forum, has been associated with the RSS.
Poetry of Ameer Minai and Rahat Indori reshapes suffering and reimagines what cure might mean in personal terms.
Rs 7,846 crore were parked in fixed deposits in the year which saw more than 3,000 deaths due to natural disasters.
The video shows Japan's Raigei JS-516 vessel from its Taigei-class submarines.
FIR registered after Dalit men allege caste-based discrimination at Rajasthan Independence Day event.
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A practical guide to avoiding personal loan delays through smarter eligibility, documentation, and EMI planning
NATO belonged to an age of blocs; the Mecca Pact may belong to an age of networks.
A crowd of roughly 8,000 protesters managed to reach the Assembly, but not without violent clashes.
Bombay High Court rejected Trial Courts scrutiny of victims conduct and sexual history in Tarun Tejpal case.
The protests breathed life back into Indias comatose democracy. What happens now? Does history foretell next steps?
We usually think of gumraah as someone who has been led astray. But is that all the word means?
Higher education took centre stage this summer. Yet the voice of professors was largely missing.
The video dates back to 2020 and shows a mosque being vandalised in New Delhi.
Kishore adopted a micro-level election management strategy and deployed over 200 workers for the campaign.
A Jharkhand youth narrates the years of struggles over examinations that have converged into anger on the streets.
Amid growing influence of Christian groups in US politics, the issue could become another flashpoint for India.
The Beehama spring's sudden collapse has come to symbolise a broader crisis unfolding across Kashmir.
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.
The Bill is concerned not only with what happens to the heritage institution, but also with who inhabits the land.
Their vision is to create an environment that feels warm, welcoming and inspiring, rather than medicinal.
NBEMS should release our response sheets and answer keys so we can verify our scores, writes an MBBS graduate.
17 of the 18 people arrested for clashes amid NEET protests in Kolkata were Muslim, reports Rakhi Bose.
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.
A majority of the 90 protesters named in one such FIR are between the ages of 17 and 30, reports Swati Chopra.
Debraj believes that the future of Ayurveda extends beyond medicines.
Nikhar Arora is building an ecosystem that's reshaping how India learns, works, and grows.
I went for the students, faced lathis but now I've lost my job, says Dr Mohit Bhardwaj on his sudden termination.
The answer sheet is a strangely honest document, and it has no mechanism for detecting devotion, writes Amit Kumar.
The conservative right blames the film for being too woke. The left-liberal argues it distorts Homer's epic poem.
S Anitha's brother joins Delhi NEET protests, demanding a ban on the exam that he says destroyed his family
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.
He said the government would make efforts to pass the legislation in the ongoing Monsoon session in the Parliament.
These Hindutva miscreants aim to deal with the cockroaches and seem to be infiltrating the Jantar Mantar protest.
'We hadnt even chanted a single slogan. We hadnt even participated in anything,' writes Aagaz Akhtar.
Should the Supreme Court have considered safeguards governing the policing of protests before the next hearing?
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.
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What kind of citizenship is produced when education, employment, and protest are all administered through waiting?
Semicon 2.0 shifts India's ambition from merely using chips to owning the intellectual property behind them.