The wolf is at the door: 10 things we must do to prepare for a hotter, drier future
TheJournal.ieby Pádraic Fogarty30 Aug 2026
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top 92%[Two Pronged] Why do some happy family memories become painful later in life?
Rapplerby Margarita Holmes, Jeremy Baer30 Aug 2026
AT A GLANCE - A letter from a reader named Jan expresses a newfound hatred for boxing, which he associates with complex memories of spending time with his father amidst parental conflict. - Dr.
Expert reveals the ‘bad maths’ mistake Brits make when trying to save money
Daily Express :by Express Reporter30 Aug 2026
A consumer expert who has spent six years studying how British households behave with their money has revealed the common cutting-back mistake she sees time and time again.
Wise words abroad, silence at home: Sibal slams Bhagwat
ThePrintby PTI30 Aug 2026
New Delhi, Aug 30 (PTI) Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal on Sunday took a swipe at RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat over his remarks in the US that unity in diversity is in Bharat’s DNA, saying words don’t matter...
Darializa Ávila Chevalier, the Afro-Latina socialist with one foot in Congress: ‘We need an economic system that gives people dignity’
El País Englishby Carla Gloria Colomé30 Aug 2026
She is slender, dressed in a blue linen shirt, high-waisted jeans and Veja sneakers. Her curls are neatly arranged, she wears white-framed glasses and a nose piercing.
‘In America, behave true to America’: Mohan Bhagwat tells Indian diaspora to fulfil duty to ‘karma bhumi’
Hindustan Timesby HT News Desk30 Aug 2026
‘In America, behave true to America’: Mohan Bhagwat tells Indian diaspora to fulfil duty to ‘karma bhumi’ RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said Indians living in the US should live as responsible Americans...
Why NGEF died and BHEL did not: The land beneath a giant-killer story
The South Firstby Yashwant Singh30 Aug 2026
Synopsis: NGEF did not die due to globalisation. Its state government ownership, concentrated market and the rising value of its Bengaluru land sealed its fate long before foreign giants entered...
‘Homes without Windows’: India’s caste history becomes a personal story in Chandu Maheria’s memoir
Scroll.inby Sudipta Datta30 Aug 2026
The reading of Chandu Maheria’s moving memoir, Homes Without Windows, translated into English by Hemang Ashwinkumar, must begin with the cover.
Catching Gen Z founders early in India
The South Firstby Deepak Kumar30 Aug 2026
Start-ups play a significant role for young citizens in addressing the NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) problem by creating new employment opportunities.
The Way to Make Life a Celebration
New Indian Expressby Mata Amritanandamayi30 Aug 2026
Children, Lord Krishna was a multi-faceted personality: He bequeathed to the world the Bhagavad Gita, re-established dharma, and was an astute political strategist.
The Mystery of the ‘Insult’ is Being Exposed by Irreverence as Resistance
New Indian Expressby Ravi Shankar30 Aug 2026
One man’s insult is another man’s joke and vice versa. Today, punishing the “insult” using state machinery is par for the course.
Our DNA dilemma: Why we broke the law to make sure we were not siblings
BBC News29 Aug 2026
- Published For years, Arthur Kermalvezen, the child of a sperm donor, saw possible fathers everywhere he went. "I imagined it might be my teacher, the people I saw on the bus...
This Paralympian's greatest achievement is his marriage
ABC News Australiaby Matt; Rebecca Formston; As Told29 Aug 2026
When big wave surfer and Paralympic cyclist Matt Formston was writing a list of the traits he desired in a partner, he realised he wasn't half of the things he expected of someone else.
'Dearth' in programs helping violent migrant men change
PerthNowby Emily Woods29 Aug 2026
'Dearth' in programs helping violent migrant men change Migrant and refugee women face a difficult decision if subjected to family violence.
K-shaped shopping basket in two-speed economy
New Indian Expressby Shankkar Aiyar29 Aug 2026
It could be coincidence, correlation or causation. The chief executives of six of India’s largest packaged-goods and retail companies—Hindustan Unilever, Nestlé, Britannia, Godrej Consumer...
Trouble with books that know too much, or too little
New Indian Expressby Santwana Bhattacharya29 Aug 2026
There is something rather amusing about the latest controversy over Sonia Gandhi’s memoir. A book that has not yet appeared in India has already acquired a readership, a controversy, and thus a...
Modi's great game: Friends, freedom, power
New Indian Expressby Prabhu Chawla29 Aug 2026
The real test of power is not whether the powerful want someone’s friendship; it is whether they can live with one’s independence.
Why more people are running marathons - and loving the pain
ABC News Australiaby Adelaide Miller and Lindsay Dunbar29 Aug 2026
From drug-fuelled nights to 4.40am runs: One man's path to sobriety and the science that reveals running's powerful effect on the brain.
‘Hindu who wants no Muslims in Bharat is not a Hindu’: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat
Hindustan Timesby HT News Desk29 Aug 2026
‘Hindu who wants no Muslims in Bharat is not a Hindu’: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat The RSS leader arrived in the US on Tuesday as part of the organisation’s centenary-year global outreach programme.
Parenting: Teenage TikTok rebrands, back to school hauls and the battle of the bank card
TheJournal.ieby Margaret Lynch29 Aug 2026
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. IT IS ONCE again time for my teens to launch their annual Autumn rebrand.