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S’pore submits Zubeen’s autopsy, toxicology reports
THE Assam Police have received crucial postmortem and toxicology reports of music icon Zubeen Garg from Singapore authorities.
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November 02, 2025
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Connect Before You Correct
Facts rarely change minds; warmth does. Connection disarms defensiveness, turning resistance into willingness to learn
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November 02, 2025
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EC ORDERS TRANSFER OF PATNA SP OVER MOKAMA VIOLENCE
THE Election Commission of India (ECI) on Saturday ordered the transfer of Patna Superintendent of Police (Rural) Vikram Sihag and disciplinary action against three other officials, two days after a violent clash between supporters of the JD(U) candidate Anant Singh and those of Jan Suraaj Party, including gangster-turned-politician Dular Chand Yadav in Mokama, leaving the latter dead.
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November 02, 2025
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Share of women still low in global peace ops
A quarter century after the UN Security Council first linked gender equality to peace and security, women still make up less than one in ten soldiers and fewer than one in three civilian staff in multilateral peace operations.
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November 02, 2025
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A Dam Good Weekend
Punekars have a new getaway, and it's not Goa or Karjat, but quiet waters just outside the city
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November 02, 2025
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TRUMP’S ASIA BLITZ TARGETS INDIA
POWER & POLITICS
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November 02, 2025
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... Cong targets ‘corruption’ in civic bodies
GUJARAT Congress has launched a scathing attack on the BJP government, alleging massive corruption across municipalities.
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November 02, 2025
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When the Forest Stares Back
A nocturnal trail in Sri Lanka's Sigiriya shows how humans can coexist with wildlife
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November 02, 2025
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Everyone Preaches Justice, No One Lives It
Everybody has their own version of hell.
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November 02, 2025
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30 countries to join major maritime info sharing workshop in Haryana
AMID the growing importance of global maritime security, Gurugram will next week host the world's leading maritime experts for the Maritime Information Sharing Workshop (MISW) 2025, the Indian Navy's flagship event organised by the Information Fusion Centre, Indian Ocean Region (IFC-IOR).
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November 02, 2025
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Worn, Weathered, and Wonderful
From forgotten antiques to curated treasures, RARA by Arshiya Singhvi brings history back to life
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November 02, 2025
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'We can't Live Under a Threat'
Rebecca Ferguson speaks with Hilary Morgan about her latest film, A House of Dynamite, and why it is important to have conversations about nuclear powers
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November 02, 2025
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The Future of a Stable India Depends on UBI
Kerala, we are told, is now the first state in India to be declared \"extreme poverty-free.
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November 02, 2025
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More or Less
AS SPACES SHRINK AND ECO-AWARENESS RISES, URBAN INDIANS ARE EMBRACING MINIMALIST DESIGN
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November 02, 2025
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A Road Trip to White Male Meltdown
This twisted take on the great American road novel explores guilt, ego, and the restless mind of a man fleeing a failing marriage
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November 02, 2025
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So You Think You are an Empath?
In this epoch of information overload, we watch a thousand crises unfold every day, where the sacred mixes with the profane at top speed, where the latest war updates are followed in quick succession by clips on how to wear a mekhela chador the proper way, how to make naan on an overturned tawa, what Ji Chang Wook said at the Gucci launch. This is popcorn for the brain, a topic I have addressed in an earlier column; we ingest everything, gulp it down, then move quickly on to the next snippet. Who really has the time to linger?
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November 02, 2025
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Test of taste: Lucknow makes it to UNESCO list of ‘city of gastronomy’
UNESCO has included Lucknow in the list of Creative Cities Network under the ‘gastronomy' category, a global recognition of the Lakhnavi platter replete with flavours of cuisine quintessential to the city's regal legacy.
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November 02, 2025
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Hosabale slams Kharge’s RSS remarks
RASHTRIYA Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) general secretary Dattatreya Hosabale on Saturday dismissed Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge's call to ban the RSS, saying that society has accepted the organisation as one that works for national unity, security, culture and development.
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November 02, 2025
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Unseasonal rains wreak havoc on farmlands ...
UNSEASONAL rains have once again turned Gujarat's farmlands into a battlefield of despair and determination. As the skies opened up for days, drowning standing crops and washing away livelihoods, the state government moved into crisis mode.
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November 02, 2025
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Behind Closed Doors
Inside India's growing constellation of private supper clubs, cultural circles, and members-only societies
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November 02, 2025
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Lessons from the Hills
Steering away from conventional education, a school in Uttarakhand's hills is bringing children back to their roots
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November 02, 2025
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Moscow says will abide by Indian laws
SC: Don't want to pass order which may hurt Russia ties
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November 02, 2025
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Library on the go
THE hypnotic patterns of codes, the hum of the server room, and the sterile gleam of Chennai's skyline had become a golden cage of routine. For Kumizhmunai J Simon Aravinth Singh, a former network engineer, it could not drown out the persistent itch for purpose. On a fine day in 2016, he found himself piling his belongings into a carton to leave for good.
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November 02, 2025
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A Helping of Goodwill
When the Self-Employed Women's Association (SEWA) first began a modest tiffin service for a few office-goers in Ahmedabad, no one could have guessed that those humble lunchboxes would one day spark a café movement.
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November 02, 2025
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SC: Don't want to pass order which may hurt Russia ties
Moscow says will abide by Indian laws
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November 02, 2025
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THE LONG GAME OF BELONGING IN A CITY
WHO does the city really belong to? Those who are born there, those who made it their home, those who migrate there to work and build a life, or those who work for it?
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November 02, 2025
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The Alpha School Project: A Daring Innovation
The Alpha Schools enterprise is a highly innovative experiment in school education in the US that commenced in 2014 based essentially on the use of AI. It is a bold departure from the traditional. Its essential features focus on personalised learning, efficiency, and holistic development. Founded in Austin, Texas, the Alpha School challenges the conventional modelwhere students endure lengthy lectures across fragmented subjects-by reallocating time to AI-powered learning and essential life skills. This for-profit private institution is crafting footprints in other cities. It also plans potential charter school integrations for broader access. It has at the same time sparked a debate: Is it a transformative force or a fleeting experiment?
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November 02, 2025
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Fiscal deficit widens 21% to ₹5.7L cr in H1
THE Centre's fiscal deficit widened 21% year-on-year in the first six months of the current financial year to ₹5.7 lakh crore as the government accelerated capital expenditure amid muted tax revenue growth.
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November 01, 2025
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WHY NERDS ARE HERDING TO PUBS
ALL cats die. Socrates is dead. Therefore Socrates is a cat,\" said the Logician in Eugène Ionesco's play Rhinoceros.
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November 01, 2025
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Let them (chief secys) come: SC in stray dogs case
THE Supreme Court on Friday ruled that chief secretaries must appear in person before the court on November 3 in connection with the stray dogs menace case.
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