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India, a nation rich in history and culture, celebrated 75 years of its glorious independence with Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav (AKAM). This momentous occasion marked a tribute to the country’s journey towards progress, freedom, and unity. Under the visio

Health checkups are routine these days and progressively new tools are being invented to give you a more accurate diagnosis. Now, in the age of Artificial Intelligence, we are seeing a quantum leap in medical diagnostic technologies. In other domains

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By Rohit Parihar Is the Rajasthan chief minister trying to widen the fault lines in the faction-ridden state BJP by rooting for the sidelined Raje? https://bit.ly/3qpkwQU By Rahul Noronha Village relocations and wildlife conservation outside Protecte

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With Rahul Gandhi reinstated as MP, some Congressmen are pushing for another round of the Bharat Jodo Yatra, this time from west to east. The proposal is to start it from the Sabarmati Ashram in Gujarat on Gandhi Jayanti (October 2). Also, there will

It was June 1976, India was seething under the Emergency, and a 25-year-old Nitish Kumar was on the run. The police did not have a photo of the young Turk who was part of Jayaprakash Narayan’s Total Revolution movement, yet they identified him from a

If there was any speculation that actor Sunny Deol, the BJP MP from Gurdaspur, Punjab, will recontest in 2024, it has vanished now. Recently, he was in Amritsar, an hour’s drive from Gurdaspur, to promote his new film, Gadar 2, but chose not to visit

The BJP is making Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Geh lot’s toe injuries a political issue. The CM injured the big toes on both feet in a June 30 accident, but the opposition says he is faking it to get voter sympathy in the upcoming assembly poll. Si

On July 18, the same day as over two dozen constituents of the national Opposition front came together in Bengaluru for their second conclave, Rajesh Ranjan, alias Pappu Yadav, one of the most popular don-turned-politicians in Bihar and five-term Lok

Singh was a man in favour in the 2019 general election when Congress fielded his wife Neelam Devi from Munger, with Tejashwi Yadav even campaigning for her. But disqualified last year after his conviction in an Arms Act case, he has been left high an

What comes to mind when we hear ‘cholera’? Why is cholera still a problem in the world today? The Bay of Bengal has the dubious distinction of housing on its shores the only populations in the world where the disease has been endemic (‘in the people’

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Venturing into Oncology 40 years ago when it was a nascent field, Dr. M. A. Raja, Senior Consultant, Medical Oncology, Director Oncology Services, MGM Cancer Institute has been a ringside witness to the growth of this field. Having a domain expertise

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Koel Purie Rinchet’s debut novel Clearly Invisible in Paris begins on a supremely confident note, introducing us to its four principal characters via ‘point-of-view’ chapters, the literary equivalent of a ‘split-screen’ device in cinema. Teenaged Rus

Murder-accused Indrani Mukerjea’s life story makes for unpleasant reading, but there are at least three things to admire. True grit, for one. The daughter whose murder Mukerjea is accused of was the result of being raped as a teenager by her own fath

To be alive in the 21st century is to inhabit a paradox. Never before have we been able to alter our environment so thoroughly. Airconditioning, internet connectivity, speedy travel, and products from around the globe have made the world our oyster.

A few weeks ago, Jyothi Yarraji got a tattoo inscribed on her forearm. It reads ‘Hope’, a feeling she thrives on. As the favourite for the 100 metres hurdles at the Asian Athletics Championships in Bangkok in July, she was hopeful of making her mark

While growing up, Kuleshwar Nag indulged in every game there was on offer in his village of Shankarpur in the Kondagaon district of Chhattisgarh. He would often get yelled at by family elders for not attending to his studies, but it was hardly a dete

FOLLOWING A PRAYER by Sundar Sarukkai TRANQUEBAR/WESTLAND BOOKS ₹599; 244 pages Where do words go? What does it mean to follow a sound? Is ‘God’ just another word or our collective shorthand for ‘illusion’? Or is language itself the root cause of lie