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Iconic events & traditions
Campus life at IIM Raipur is shaped as much by its events and traditions as by academics, creating an atmosphere where learning and celebration go hand in hand.
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October 06, 2025
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Ministries asked to scale up targets for cleanliness drive
Documents go to National Archives for preservation
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October 06, 2025
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Peanuts, Priorities, and the Flow of Time
Not long ago, I had a conversation with a CEO who, somewhere between checking his phone and adjusting his tie, declared: “I just don’t have time to pursue what I really want.” It was a very solemn moment. Almost moving. Had it not been for the fact that, during our 20-minute chat, he checked his phone 17 times. That's once every 45 seconds—20 if you subtract the part where he closed his eyes and said “Mmm” to pretend he was listening
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October 05, 2025
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Honey, I Shrunk the Netherlands
Madurodam in The Hague is preserving Dutch heritage and identity with its ornately designed, functional miniatures
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October 05, 2025
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The Lost Art of Agenda-free Conversations
I spent last weekend in Fuengirola, a seaside town on Andalusia’s Mediterranean coast. Successive waves of cultures and subcultures have shaped this Spanish region, each leaving its imprint in indelible ways. Yet what struck me even more than the pristine blue waters and fusion architecture was a unique conversational practice. Across Fuengirola’s restaurants, I kept noticing the same thing: tables where the meal had clearly ended but no one was leaving.
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October 05, 2025
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Tariffs, Trump, Tradition, and the Tyranny of Tantrums
Only someone in nationalist self-denial will think Donald Trump’s tariffs are taxes, not taunts.
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October 05, 2025
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Silent Bowls, Sacred Flavours
In a quiet corner of Busan, Korea where the city seduces with the aroma of street-food, the air holds a different rhythm.
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October 05, 2025
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When Our National Spectacle Crushes Its Own
Hathras in 2024 at a religious satsang, where followers stampede in a rush of blind devotion, while the state machinery busies itself trying to control the narrative. Even at the greatest of religious festivals, the Kumbh Mela, where millions gather, crowd-related deaths occur with horrifying regularity, often covered up and casually dismissed as a ‘logistical inevitability.’
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October 05, 2025
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Revisiting Childhood in Frames
Anoop Lokkur’s Don’t Tell Mother, which premiered at the Busan International Film Festival, is an intimate tale of a child navigating violence
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October 05, 2025
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GOLDEN DIVIDEND FROM SILVER YEARS
THE human attitude to ageing is ambivalent. The final phase of life is often marked by a decline in utility health and mobility While in certain communities seniors are revered, many languish in neglect.
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October 05, 2025
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Stew Happens in Ladakh
Shaped by the resilience of mountains, Ladakh's food story runs deeper than just momo and thukpa
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October 05, 2025
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The Man Who Taught a Village to Draw
Artist BA Reddy's three-decade-long journey at Sanskriti School has turned weekend art lessons into lifelines for countless children
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October 05, 2025
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Fishy Business and Family Feuds
This murder mystery of quirky characters blends Bengali gothic literature with sharp humour and sly feminism
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October 05, 2025
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'I have a Moral Code for Playing Villains'
Sharon Stone speaks with Katie Ellis about her latest film, Nobody 2, and the controversies that shot her to fame
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October 05, 2025
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Jadeja and his never-ending output
AROUND 1890, Karl Elsener, a Swiss inventor, had found out that his country needed a lot of tools to carry out everyday tasks.
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October 05, 2025
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Out of Office
Gen Z is rapidly abandoning the traditional 9-to-5 for flexible careers that allow authenticity and viable work hours
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October 05, 2025
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The Collector's Pour
What began with stamps and miniature bottles grew into one of the world's most extraordinary whisky collections
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October 05, 2025
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Rivers swell in Chamoli in post-monsoon deluge
POST-monsoon rains lashing Uttarakhand's Chamoli district have led to a significant rise in the Alaknanda and Pindar rivers at Karnaprayag, causing widespread waterlogging and disruption.
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October 04, 2025
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12 deaths & counting in MP, Raj; cough syrups under lens
CHILDREN aged below five years, who were prescribed a combination of medicines, including two common cough syrups, by doctors in Madhya Pradesh's Chhindwara district, and Rajasthan, continue to die following kidney failure.
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October 04, 2025
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OBC minister in Gujarat cabinet named state BJP chief ahead of local polls
THE suspense over the Gujarat BJP's leadership has ended.
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October 04, 2025
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Stern Army, IAF warning to Pak
India won't show restraint next time, says Army Chief; Pak lost 12-13 aircraft during Operation Sindoor
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October 04, 2025
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Scrapped comps to be donated to govt schools
THE Centre has found a way to reduce the stash of old computers and laptops in government offices, as the usable machines declared scrapped will be donated to state-run schools and other educational institutions.
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October 04, 2025
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India flags PoK rights violation amid unrest
REACTING strongly to the ongoing unrest in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), India on Thursday called on the international community to hold Pakistan accountable for its \"horrific human rights violations\" and systemic exploitation of the region under its illegal occupation.
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October 04, 2025
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REGULAR TRAINING CAN STEM ROT IN JUDICIARY
N an exemplary intervention, the Supreme Court recently directed two judicial officers in Delhi to undergo a week-long training, flagging serious lapses on their part in granting bail in a fraud case.
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October 04, 2025
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Wangchuk's wife moves SC seeking husband's release
CLIMATE activist and Ladakh statehood crusader Sonam Wangchuk's wife, Dr. Gitanjali J. Angmo, has moved the Supreme Court seeking his immediate release from Jodhpur Central Jail, where he is being held under the National Security Act (NSA).
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October 04, 2025
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Coop society in every panchayat by '29, says Shah
UNION Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah on Friday said that by 2029, every panchayat in the country will have a cooperative society.
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October 04, 2025
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TJS, THAT LEGEND DOWN THE CORRIDOR
THERE are journalists, and then there are journalists who get that rare prefix, 'legendary'.
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October 04, 2025
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Gold plating row: TDB feels heat as new docus surface
PUSHED to a corner after its vigilance wing recovered documents revealing gross irregularities and mismanagement in the gold covering of the sanctum at Sabarimala temple, the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) has decided to approach the High Court seeking a comprehensive investigation under its supervision into the entire episode since 1999.
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October 04, 2025
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TILLY TELLS TALES FROM NEAR FUTURE
TWO giant strides in the artificial intelligence industry one achieved, another threatened-are rekindling existential anxieties.
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October 04, 2025
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Coconut picker blacks out atop tree, friend’s heroics come to rescue
2 - HOUR ORDEAL
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