The Siasat Dailyby Press Trust of India1d ago
Pune: Violence is used in society to prevent women, the country’s biggest asset, from progressing, and 80 per cent of them face harassment, senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has said.
New Indian Expressby V V P Sharma1d ago
Since the day Papa left, I have watched you face everything life threw at you with never-ending courage and dignity.” Rahul Gandhi’s tribute to his mother on Rajiv Gandhi’s birth anniversary was...
Polygon.comby Maria Loreto1d ago
Buffy the Vampire Slayer is a show stacked with great characters. From Buffy to Willow to Anya, there’s a character for any type of viewer, whether you're looking for comic relief, a worthy...
Scroll.inby Ramachandra Guha1d ago
In a late essay reflecting on his intellectual journey over the decades, Sumit Sarkar remarked: “So far, we Indian historians have written the histories that we wanted to write, following no agenda...
Rapplerby Jasper Dominic Miranda, Lysander Kendrick Tiu1d ago
AT A GLANCE - Jecho Adrian Ponce, a 23-year-old poet in Dumaguete City, creates custom poems on a typewriter for passersby, capturing their personal stories and emotions.
New Indian Expressby Swami Sukhabodhananda1d ago
Attitude creates altitudes in life. What should be one’s attitude towards oneself and others? In Sanskrit, there are two related words: mitra and maitri.
New Indian Expressby Medha Dutta Yadav1d ago
A new India has taken to the streets. And more are coming to take on the establishment. The older generation is worried—and more so because Gen Alpha has caught on and is following the lead of Gen...
New Indian Expressby Gaurav Yadav1d ago
Croesus was an extremely wealthy king who ruled in Lydia. In fact, people often said ‘as rich as Croesus’ to describe someone who was very wealthy.
New Indian Expressby Atul Sehgal1d ago
Most of us ordinary folks find the subjects of God, spirituality and metaphysics esoteric and hard to understand.
PetaPixelby Jaron Schneider1d ago
It’s Saturday, and instead of enjoying the nice weather, I’m drawn to my computer to write the equivalent of a deep sigh.
ABC News Australiaby Fiona Blackwood1d ago
In short: Teachers are speaking up about the influence of an online male movement known as the "manosphere" on their classrooms.
The South Africanby Nozibusiso Mazibuko2d ago
‘Deserve R10 000’: Pensioner’s bold demand sparks debate South Africans are split on how the agency should handle millions of SASSA grant recipients while stopping fraud from draining the system.
Polygon.comby Adam Barnhardt2d ago
In the realm of comic strips, few stand as tall as Charles Schulz's Peanuts, which ran a staggering 50 years from 1950 to 2000.
Premium Timesby Ololade Bamidele2d ago
It appears the re-opening of the Strait of Hormuz, through which one-fifth of world oil passed before the US–Iran war, was one of the most urgent tasks of humanity.
New Indian Expressby Gopalkrishna Gandhi2d ago
Kumbakonam and this column have to have something between them. The Tamil temple town zoomed into my mindscape via a person, bringing London with it.
New Indian Expressby Shankkar Aiyar2d ago
Nations borrow against tomorrow’s growth. And it would seem tomorrow has arrived for many of them.
New Indian Expressby Prabhu Chawla2d ago
Aristotle believed that the strength of a republic ultimately rested on the character of those who governed it.
ThePrintby PTI2d ago
Pune, Aug 22 (PTI) Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday lashed out at “Manusmriti mindset” and urged girl students to “smash patriarchy”, while also taking a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra...
TheJournal.ieby Dr Catherine Conlon2d ago
Sign in. It’s quick, free and it’s up to you. An account is an optional way to support the work we do. Find out more. “WAKE UP! WAKE up! C’mon, first day of school,” announced Nemo in Finding Nemo.
PerthNowby Nat Locke2d ago
Nat Locke: I have the expectations of a duchess and the domestic staff of a possum One of my biggest regrets in this life is not being born into aristocracy. What a massive oversight on my behalf.
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