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Fawad Khan returns to Indian screens after 8 yrs with Barzakh. Pakistanis declare ‘King is back’

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Fawad Khan returns to Indian screens after 8 years. Pakistanis declare ‘King is back’

Fawad Khan’s comeback show, Barzakh, is about a 76-year-old recluse man inviting his children and grandchildren home to celebrate his third marriage to the ghost of his first love. Read this report by Debdutta Chakraborty.

Police are yet to find ‘any solid evidence’ in their probe to track culprits who dumped carcass in the locality. Local AAP MLA not happy with pace of investigation, reports Heena Fatima.

Muslim-majority Tajikistan bans hijab as part of years-long campaign against public religiosity

The new law bans the hijab and all other forms of foreign clothing, as well as children’s festivities on Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha, reports Shivani Mago.

Has Bengal forgotten Left? After hat-trick of ducks, it can learn from Rahul Gandhi

Bengal’s Left parties landed 0 seats in 2019 & 2024 Lok Sabha polls as well as 2021 assembly elections. Rahul Gandhi-style yatras by young Communists may be their only hope in Bengal, writes Deep Halder.

I attempted UGC-NET thrice—Now, I understand why students look abroad for PhD

The disastrous paper leak aside, the June 2024 NET brought in countless complaints from students regarding the quality of exam centres allotted. And the format shifted from computer based to the manual OMR, writes Nandini Joshi.

The Imperial Prime Ministership is beginning to seem much less Imperial these days

BJP leadership is smart enough to recognise how vindictive CBI arrest of Arvind Kejriwal or Delhi L-G permission to prosecute Arundhati Roy looks. But it doesn’t care. The message is clear: will come after you and will get you somehow, writes Vir Sanghvi.

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