In this issue

By selecting Droupadi Murmu as its presidential candidate, the BJP has ticked all the right boxes. The move is part of the party’s grand strategy to engage marginalised communities

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Online Fraud: The Guys Who Con You

India has become home to a vast network of digital crooks

8 mins

SPAM REPUBLIC

The anatomy of a cybercrime hub

6 mins

DROUPADI'S INDRAPRASTHA

By selecting Droupadi Murmu as its presidential candidate, the BJP has ticked all the right boxes. Highlighting her journey from India's tribal heartland to the pinnacle of its constitutional establishment is part of the party's grand strategy to engage marginalised communities and consolidate its hold on power

8 mins

LOFTY HEIGHTS

On June 22, Droupadi Murmu reached the Brahma Kumaris centre at Rairangpur in Odisha’s Mayurbhanj district. Inmates of the centre, including its in-charge, Brahma Kumari Supriya, were pleasantly surprised to see the presidential candidate of the BJP-led ruling alliance paying them a visit.

3 mins

Ram Nath Kovind, Serving The Common Man

President Ram Nath Kovind shunned publicity and broke the strict protocol associated with the top constitutional position

3 mins

(P)RESIDING OVER RAISINA

The first woman president of India looks back at her time in the Rashtrapati Bhavan

4 mins

EXTENT OF THE PRESIDENT

Powerful aggregators of people's grievances, Indian presidents have enriched democratic values by playing the role of a guardian

5 mins

Troubleshooter to troublemaker

The Thackerays can only blame themselves for the revolt by Eknath Shinde

9 mins

FIRE, ALARM

Aspirants and veterans are not convinced that the Agnipath scheme will work

10+ mins

GIANT LEAP

A rare find of an 'egg-in-egg' fossil in Madhya Pradesh has given rise to a hypothesis that titanosaurid sauropods could be closer to birds than reptiles

3 mins

Pine for prudence

Forest fires are ravaging Uttarakhand. The crisis calls for policies based on a proper understanding of science

4 mins

We should constantly question authority

INTERVIEW NAUSHAD FORBES INDUSTRIALIST

4 mins

Brown Girls In The Ring

With shows like Bridgerton 2, Never Have I Ever and Ms Marvel, South Asian women are beginning to own their power... or, in one case, superpower

4 mins

SMALL TOWN SHENANIGANS

Meet the makers of Suzhal: The Vortex, the Tamil web series everyone is talking about

2 mins

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