Sunday book pick: The specific curse of dating men in ‘Nearly All the Men in Lagos Are Mad’
Scroll.inby Sayari Debnath·23 Aug 2026
Nigeria’s capital city, Lagos, resembles a proper madhouse in Damilare Kuku’s 2021 debut book, the short story collection Nearly All the Men in Lagos Are Mad.
A songbird trapped in a cage: Iranian poet Mahvash Sabet’s compelling prison memoir
TheJournal.ieby Dr Brendan McNamara·23 Aug 2026
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'School Thik Karo' raises a bigger question: What happened to Andhra Pradesh's Nadu-Nedu?
The South Firstby Dheeraj Pola·23 Aug 2026
The Cockroach Janata Party’s (CJP) ‘School Thik Karo‘ (Let’s fix schools) campaign brings renewed focus to ‘Mana Badi Nadu-Nedu‘ (Our School — Then and Now), highlighting both the progress achieved...
Is it time to abolish prostitution?
El País Englishby Luisa Arditi·23 Aug 2026
Few issues in feminism are as politically charged as the debate over sex work. Back in the 1980s, the ideas of Andrea Dworkin and legal scholar Catharine MacKinnon helped lay the foundations of...
Enrique Serna, author: ‘As a child, I had nightmares about being taken to the sacrificial stone’
El País Englishby Sonia Corona·23 Aug 2026
Enrique Serna, 67, has always been obsessed with the Aztec Empire. His fascination with the symbols and rituals of the Mexica people led the writer to spend five years working on his new historical...
Rahul Gandhi calls for ‘end to patriarchy’ at Pune event after PM Modi’s ‘cultural shock’ remark
Hindustan Timesby HT Correspondents·23 Aug 2026
Rahul Gandhi calls for ‘end to patriarchy’ at Pune event after PM Modi’s ‘cultural shock’ remark Rahul Gandhi also targeted PM Narendra Modi and played a video of him referring to abusive language...
Discover the beauty and history of Ireland's Boyne Valley
IrishCentral.comby Carissa Casey·23 Aug 2026
The Boyne Valley is home to Ireland's most sacred ancient monuments. The valley surrounding the Boyne River is easily one of the most history-laden pieces of land on an island replete with historic...
Canada-India education ties entering a new era
Business Lineby Chris Cooter·23 Aug 2026
For decades, education has been one of the strongest pillars of the Canada–India relationship. Every year, thousands of Indian students have chosen Canada for its world-class institutions, diverse...
80 pc women face harassment; violence hinders progress: Rahul
The Siasat Dailyby Press Trust of India·23 Aug 2026
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.
Sonia Gandhi: The woman who kept the family record
New Indian Expressby V V P Sharma·23 Aug 2026
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...
#743: Everyone Wants a Piece of You. Here’s How to Stay Whole — with Luke Burgis
Afford Anything®by Paula Pant·23 Aug 2026
Luke Burgis built his first company by stocking vending machines. He was 23. He and his business partner put pita chips and granola bars in machines that had only ever held Snickers, and called it...
23 Years Later, Spike's Best 'Buffy' Quote Is Still One of the Greatest Moments in TV History
Polygon.comby Maria Loreto·23 Aug 2026
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...
Ramachandra Guha: Historian Sumit Sarkar took his scholarship beyond the confines of the academy
Scroll.inby Ramachandra Guha·23 Aug 2026
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...
A typewriter poet writes on the spot for strangers in Dumaguete
Rapplerby Jasper Dominic Miranda, Lysander Kendrick Tiu·23 Aug 2026
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.
Leveraging the Power of Attitude
New Indian Expressby Swami Sukhabodhananda·23 Aug 2026
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.
The Fearless Generation
New Indian Expressby Medha Dutta Yadav·23 Aug 2026
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...
Count No One Happy Until They Die
New Indian Expressby Gaurav Yadav·23 Aug 2026
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.
Decoding the Mystery of Life
New Indian Expressby Atul Sehgal·23 Aug 2026
Most of us ordinary folks find the subjects of God, spirituality and metaphysics esoteric and hard to understand.
Fenil Jain
Fenils Blog·23 Aug 2026
Published on: 23/08/2026 Last edited on: 23/08/2026 Life New house I am finally done with all the shifting business! It surprisingly didn’t take a lot of effort, so that was good :).
Using AI Slop to Sell Cameras Will Never Make Sense to Me
PetaPixelby Jaron Schneider·22 Aug 2026
It’s Saturday, and instead of enjoying the nice weather, I’m drawn to my computer to write the equivalent of a deep sigh.
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