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Delhi riot chargesheets show Modi govt still sees ‘clothes’ of Muslims, not their corpses

Saif Ullah Khan - June 4, 2020

Why Jamaat-e-Islami in Kashmir is the South Asian version of Muslim Brotherhood

Explosives can’t be moved across LoC in winter & Pakistan now has zero-tolerance for terror

Anil Ambani’s RCom bankruptcy could only end up benefitting brother Mukesh Ambani

Honesty in #MeToo campaign is of paramount importance, says actress Dia Mirza

Achyut Mishra - October 10, 2018

Dia Mirza stresses on the need to create work environments that are equally safe for men and women, and where people cannot misuse power.

World’s longest commercial flight is coming back with gyms and bunks

Angus Whitley - October 9, 2018

Singapore Airlines is bringing back its 10,400 mile jump from Singapore to New York.

Constitution framers did not anticipate use of criminal law in reforming Muslim Personal Law

Vineeth Krishna E - September 26, 2018

The emphasis in the Constituent Assembly was that reform of the Muslim personal law should be done voluntarily.

Only India and China can help emerging markets rebound

Komal Sri Kumar - September 25, 2018

China and India are the only two developing nations that feature in the world market capitalisation rankings in 2017.

Social media a key player for most political parties ahead of 2019 elections

PTI - September 16, 2018

War rooms are getting ready and thousands of volunteers are being trained in data analytics by the Congress, CPI(M) and AAP. New Delhi: Election 2019...

India’s young audience is mature, but storytellers haven’t done enough: Neelesh Misra

Aastha Singh - September 14, 2018

Gaon Connection founder Neelesh Misra shares his ideas about content creation, fake news and journalism.

If a chaiwala can be PM, why can’t a house maid become a comedian: Deepika Mhatre

Rupanwita Bhattacharjee - September 14, 2018

The maid-turned-comedian speaks strongly against treatment meted out to domestic helps by their employers.

Nudity is liberating, no regrets about bold scenes: Rajshri Deshpande of ‘Sacred Games’

Manisha Mondal - September 14, 2018

Rajshri Deshpande says mainstream cinema is still stuck with 'fantasy characters' and is yet to start looking at women as real people.

BJP keeps close eye on my Twitter, trolling is immediate: Priyanka Chaturvedi

Simrin Sirur - September 14, 2018

Congress leader downplays BJP’s ‘Beti Bachao’ campaign, says it’s the grand old party that gave India its first woman PM, President and Speaker.

Indian scientists develop country’s first anti-nuclear medical kit

PTI - September 13, 2018

The kit developed by Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences has over 25 items, that provide protection against harmful radiations.

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Delhi riot chargesheets show Modi govt still sees ‘clothes’ of Muslims, not their corpses

Why Jamaat-e-Islami in Kashmir is the South Asian version of Muslim Brotherhood

Explosives can’t be moved across LoC in winter & Pakistan now has zero-tolerance for terror

Anil Ambani’s RCom bankruptcy could only end up benefitting brother Mukesh Ambani

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