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Numerology Horoscope Today: A friend may ask you to mediate a small dispute or give your opinion on something legal
Wendell Berry, poet, farmer, environmental visionary, passed away on August 31, at the age of 92. He was a quiet, steady, sagely presence for people across the world
In a 6-3 ruling, the United States Supreme Court has upheld the constitutional commitment to birthright citizenship, thereby affirming the Fourteenth Amendment to the American Constitution. Under its terms, any child born in the United States (except for those
As India works towards the vision of Viksit Bharat @2047, one truth is unavoidable: Economic transformation will ultimately depend on the quality of human capital we build today. Roads, ports, and digital infrastructure matter but without a workforce that can
Every year on July 1, we observe National Doctor s Day. Unlike many international observances, our date carries a unique historical significance: It marks both the birth and death anniversaries of Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy (1882-1962)
Hours after Shiv Sena (UBT) MLC Sachin Ahir filed his nomination as the Mahayuti candidate for the Maharashtra Legislative Council Deputy Chairman s post, the Uddhav Thackeray camp said it would explore legal action against him for defection. Legal experts, ho
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Lost in the debate surrounding the Great Nicobar Island project is a fundamental question: Is what can be justified necessarily just? A short Bengali poem by the late Binoy Majumdar can be paraphrased thus: When some explorers discovered an island, they found
A day after I submitted an article pitch on the rise of caesarean sections and premature births in India, I found myself lying in a hospital bed 28 weeks pregnant, tethered to monitors as doctors rushed in and out. I had come in for a routine prenatal check-up
The Punjab and Haryana high court has held that courts should ordinarily defer to the opinion of subject experts in academic matters and should not interfere with examination answer keys once they have been scrutinised and finalised through a proper expert-rev
There is a peculiar figure summoned repeatedly in sexual violence cases the perfect victim . She should be frightened but not hysterical, traumatised but coherent, angry but not vindictive
Dia Mirza Rekhi is in the 25th year of her career, and currently, she is on a roll. The actor appeared in films Alpha and Ikka last month, and recently, she was seen in the series Operation Safed Sagar
The chilling incident in Haldwani reminds us that caste prejudice will not die until the system itself is throttled. It will show up again and again, like a shapeshifting virus, not just in the meetings of Dalit leaders but in the everyday lives of millions in
When I look at our country today, I feel we have not truly achieved freedom. To me, freedom means a person can breathe freely
When NASA searches for life beyond Earth, it looks for life, as we know it . The phrase is more than scientific caution
A few days ago, I received the news that she had died unexpectedly, collapsing while she was out grocery shopping in their hometown, Howrah, where she lived with her husband, sons, and grandchildren. She was in her mid-sixties
India s journey towards Viksit Bharat is a reform story that matches the potential as well as the aspirations of We the People of India . It is not only a story of economic growth, infrastructure and technology
The Prime Minister, Rajiv Gandhi, said that terrorism could be tackled through political means and by gearing up the police and other law-and-order machinery. Gandhi was asked whether terrorism, which was spreading to other parts of the country, could be resol
Not all that long ago, arranging a marriage involved merely matching janampatris and horoscopes, gotras and castes. Families depended on relatives and chitchat from their communities to veto a prospective spouse
In 1963, a young Indian confronted a dilemma that few in the present generation would have. As his first death anniversary falls on July 12, Rajaraman s life reflects how much India has changed since then
Iran buried Ayatollah Ali Khamenei this week in a funeral designed to be read. His casket travelled from Tehran to Qom, across the border to Najaf and Karbala, and finally to Mashhad for burial beside the eighth Shia imam
Four defeats in four completed matches since winning the T20 World Cup ought to prompt a harder question than the one India s team management keeps answering. Asked about the collapse at Trent Bridge, bowled out for 76, the second-lowest total in India s T20 h
New Delhi: The Supreme Court Tuesday said the Indian Banks Association (IBA) has no authority to include the names of lawyers in caution' lists for negligence or professional incompetence, ruling that such declarations are unsustainable in law. Such lists, pub
When Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi was in Delhi last week, I was in Japan. There was no connection between the two trips, but we both had a common message: A stronger India-Japan relationship is imperative for both countries at this time of global tur
There is a particular kind of cultural conditioning that operates invisibly so embedded in entertainment habits that we mistake it for taste. Viewers arrive at films primed by years of storytelling, by algorithms, and by the ambient noise of social media to re
In 2003, when a record-breaking heatwave hit Europe, several countries rushed to create national and city-level action plans. These were meant to be emergency responses to once-in-a-generation extreme weather events
What Karen Carpenter sang about in 1972, Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus embodied this week: Being so in love that they were on top of the world, looking down on creation . The Russian daredevil duo has gone viral for scaling the Empire State Building in New Y
As global music listening trends continue to blur boundaries of language and genre, with artistes from Seoul to San Juan and Jalandhar to Tokyo commanding a global fan base through streaming platforms, the Recording Academy, the Grammys governing body, has dec
The Indian comedy scene has become quite a risky space with jokes being scrutinised on their impact in the larger picture. As Pranit More became the latest comedian to face legal trouble, here are some past instances when comedians had a brush with the law Kun
Obituaries often tend to present an inflated image of the deceased. But publications and institutions all over the world are calling David Hockney (who died on June 11 at the age of 88) one of the greatest artists of the 20th and 21st centuries, which is not a
Last month s marathon four-and-a-half hour meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi, his Cabinet ministers and secretaries concerned at the Seva Teerth was not merely an assessment of the performance of the different ministries; it was also an unspoken tes
A 13-member, two-tier ministry headed by Bansi Lal was sworn in at Haryana Raj Bhavan. After taking office, the new chief minister declared that Chandigarh would continue to serve as Haryana s...
What does one make of a TV show originally adapted from comics and conceived as satire that has since been outpaced by the very reality it sought to lampoon? The Boys, whose finale premiered just a few days ago, is about superheroes who belong to the multi-bil...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants Indian farmers to cut consumption of chemical fertilisers by 25-50 per cent, in order to conserve precious foreign exchange as well as protect the long-term fertility of Indian soils. However, the governments in Uttar Pradesh...
There was a great sense of optimism last Saturday when Trump held a summit phone call with Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Bahrain, Egypt, and Turkey and spoke separately with Israel to announce that a US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding was close to b...