Recent articles from publications based in India.
New Indian Expressby Geetika Sachdev29d ago
A room can have the finest furniture, beautiful art and immaculate lighting, and still feel like it is missing something. Often, it is the rug.
New Indian Expressby Express News Service29d ago
BENGALURU: An AI-powered traffic camera in the city has reportedly mistaken a guitar strapped to a scooter rider’s back for a pillion rider and issued a challan of Rs 500 for a helmet violation...
New Indian Expressby Tej Prakash Bhardwaj29d ago
Samanth Subramanian’s book, The Web Beneath the Waves—a collection of reports written by the investigative journalist over the past two decades—explores fascinating stories about people, issues and...
Scroll.inby Ankita Mahalanobish, AltNews29d ago
In the hinterland of Bengal, mostly hidden from the attention of the mainstream media, Hindutva outfits are mounting a sustained assault against small Christian communities.
Business Lineby Bloomberg29d ago
Under the shadow of Beijing’s single-minded focus on artificial intelligence, China’s consumer stocks are trapped in a lost decade.
New Indian Expressby Iram Ara Ibrahim29d ago
A deep dive into the psychology of the influencer economy, Caro Claire Burke’s debut, Yesteryear, explores the world of content creation through Natalie Heller Mills, a tradwife influencer.
New Indian Expressby AFP29d ago
DOHA: The leader of Hamas brushed aside the possibility of change from Israel's upcoming election in an interview on Saturday, saying he expected Israelis to campaign off Gaza's "blood".
Hindustan Timesby Shashank Mattoo29d ago
‘World on edge of abyss today, seeing weaponisation of everything’: Jaishankar at UN Jaishankar emphasized the urgent need for stability and called for accountability against state-sponsored...
Business Lineby Bloomberg29d ago
OpenAI said another agentic AI system that was being trained in what was supposed to be a secured, internet-free environment was able to gain access to the web to reach an external, third-party...
New Indian Expressby Anita Katyal29d ago
Of the country’s seven Northeastern states, Mizoram can today proudly claim to be ranked as the most peaceful in the region.
New Indian Expressby Puja Talwar29d ago
From intense dramas to thrillers and voice acting, Parvathy Thiruvothu is embracing the unexpected.
New Indian Expressby Manish Mishra29d ago
Shoulder bags, once firmly filed under “women’s accessories”, are now making regular appearances on men—never mind the bags’ traditionally feminine associations.
New Indian Expressby Ravi Shankar29d ago
The West never left India. The British did. The Indian Right’s obsession with a glorious past and its cultural xenophobia aren’t doing us any favours.
New Indian Expressby Bindu Gopal Rao29d ago
Hugging a copy of Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?, a book almost as big as himself, three-year-old Ekaash pads across the terracotta-tiled courtyard and settles into a tiny chair.
New Indian Expressby Irshad Hussain29d ago
In 2002, weaver Shabir Ahmed was facing a dilemma. Demand had fallen sharply for his famed Kani shawls.
New Indian Expressby Luke Coutinho29d ago
Extreme calorie restriction can make the scale move quickly, but fat loss and weight loss are not the same thing. Fat loss is the goal. Muscle loss is the cost many people do not see until later.
New Indian Expressby Garima Verma29d ago
At first glance, Wolfach in Germany looks nothing like the literary template of an enchanted, perilous forest.
New Indian Expressby Dr Vikram Sampath29d ago
Last weekend, I was in Kota to commemorate the life of Maharao Umed Singh II who ruled the Hadoti Rajput state from 1889 to 1940.
New Indian Expressby Sudipto Mullick29d ago
A portrait of Sun Yat-sen, founder of the Republic of China, hangs at the centre of Cheenapara Heritage Gallery, Kolkata’s first museum dedicated to the history, culture, and enduring legacy of the...
New Indian Expressby Tanisha Mahanta29d ago
What was once most conspicuous in industries such as tech—where job hopping was relatively common—is now happening in other professions too. The reason?
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