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Migrant parents are pushing 20,000 young children towards death in Jharia’s tunnels

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The Hyderabad crossfire

Despite the AIMIM having no shot at ruling Hyderabad, the BJP has made it its prime rival. And, the TRS might be the real loser in this fight

4 mins

India's biggest challenges are its tax structure, education system and protection of intellectual property

Israel has a solution for every country’s problems. Avi Jorisch attributes it to the Jewish state’s ability to innovate. The entrepreneur and the author of five books, including Thou Shalt Innovate: How Israeli Ingenuity Repairs the World (2018), lives in New York and had worked in the US departments of treasury and defence. He founded IMS, a merchant processing company, and was a key speaker at the Bengaluru Tech Summit on November 20. In an exclusive interview, Jorisch talks about how Israel achieved big and what India should do.

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Migrant Parents Pushing 20,000 Young Children Towards Death In Jharia's Tunnels

Parents keep pushing little children towards death in Jharia’s mines

9 mins

Odd ordinance

What prompted Pinarayi Vijayan to make a U-turn on the controversial Police Act amendment

4 mins

VIRUS ON SCREEN

Never has the demand for pandemic-themed films and web series been as high as it is now

4 mins

THE HONOURABLE ‘GANGSTER'

Obama’s new memoir is a mixed bag of delights and let-downs, much like his presidency

4 mins

The aspirational districts

The year was 1998. Airports and flights weren’t what they are now. Waiting at Delhi airport for an interminably delayed flight, I ran into a friend who used to work for a chamber of commerce (CC).

2 mins

Premier healer

Despite the lockdown and Covid-19, essential services at AIIMS have not stopped even for a day

2 mins

STOP THE NEXT SURGE

We were not prepared for Covid-19, but we can be for an influenza pandemic. Here is all you need to know about influenza

6 mins

Tough egg to crack

Nutritionists want Madhya Pradesh to keep politics out of the debate on including eggs in the state’s nutrition scheme

4 mins

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