Chickens on a roll to sponsor all opposition protests
The South Firstby Prabhpreet2d ago
Chickens on a roll to sponsor all opposition protests InJest is a satirical column from South First.
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top 56%There Has Never Been a Better Time To Get Into Star Wars
Polygon.comby Giovanni Colantonio2d ago
Despite growing up as both a cinephile and a sci-fi nerd, I somehow never caught the Star Wars bug.
'Cowardice!': Rahul, Priyanka slam government, back India's youth
The South Firstby South First Desk2d ago
‘Cowardice!’: Rahul, Priyanka slam government, back India’s youth "Arrest all the leaders. Arrest all the young people. Arrest us all.
Gen Z deserves better than an undeclared Emer-Gen Z, says Shashi Tharoor
The South Firstby South First Desk2d ago
Gen Z deserves better than an undeclared Emer-Gen Z, says Shashi Tharoor Noting the elaborate security arrangements in Delhi, the Thiruvananthapuram MP asked why such an extraordinary manpower and...
The age of the angry young woman
National Heraldby AJ Philip2d ago
The age of the angry young woman She won’t give in, shut up or go away. She’ll fight back, stand up and be counted There is an interesting story about Amit Shah’s first election victory, narrated...
Under the Gun: Understanding America’s Defense Spending Paradox
Timeby Joshua Keating2d ago
On May 9, 1915, more than 11,000 British troops were killed or wounded in a single day during an ill-fated assault on an entrenched German position in Aubers, France.
Another ‘Litmus’ test loading in capital
New Indian Expressby Aparna Nair2d ago
Article 51A(h) of the Constitution states: “It shall be the duty of every citizen of India to develop the scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform.” The aim of esSENSE...
What is good for the goose is good for the gander
Bar and Benchby Murali Krishnan2d ago
Recently, former Chief Justice of India BR Gavai criticised sitting Supreme Court Justice Ujjal Bhuyan for the latter's public remarks on the right to vote.
The little things count: How gratitude can support mental well-being
New Indian Expressby Parvana K B2d ago
Gratitude has travelled through centuries of philosophy, faith and human relationships, often regarded as one of the things that keeps people connected.
Paternity Leave Is More Than a Perk. It Builds a Baby’s Brain
Timeby Alvin Thomas2d ago
We often treat paternity leave like a company perk—something HR lists next to the gym stipend and the 401k match. The research says we are wrong about that categorization.
Long Live Generation 6-7
Hyperallergicby Hakim Bishara2d ago
You try to get the latest news about the inspiring student protests in France but a snarky reporter on the New York Times podcast tells you that the country’s problem is providing “too generous”...
Oh Calcutta! The city that defined the right to protest
National Heraldby Jawhar Sircar2d ago
Oh Calcutta! The city that defined the right to protest As street protests mushroom around the country and the government cracks down on ‘dimagi Naxals’ who dare to defy, Jawhar Sircar takes a trip...
India Hits Back At Pakistan’s Kashmir Remarks, Says It Should Stop Lecturing Others
Swarajyaby Arun Dhital2d ago
India has slammed Pakistan at the United Nations for raising Jammu and Kashmir during a debate on decolonisation.
Israel continues to surge ahead
Buenos Aires Timesby James Neilson2d ago
Three years have gone by since thousands of trained fighters belonging to Jihadist organisations and like-minded “civilians” with a fondness for loot and carnage invaded southern Israel, where they...
To Kongi, with reverence and disquiet, By Osmund Agbo
Premium Timesby Ololade Bamidele2d ago
I have struggled for some time to write this letter, and I wish there were a better way to reach you, Prof. It is not because I have ever doubted the urgency of what I feel compelled to say.
Nigeria’s Bangkok roadshow: Selling opportunity, pricing risk, By Adeola Akinremi
Premium Timesby Premium Times2d ago
In July 2007, I attended the second session of the Conference of the Parties to the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control in Thailand.
What option do people have but to protest?
National Heraldby Dipankar Bhattacharya2d ago
What option do people have but to protest? The survival of India’s democracy now depends almost entirely on the political maturity of the people of India, writes Dipankar Bhattacharya Never before...
NIMHANS study finds loneliness linked to psychological distress, excessive series watching among parents of emigrated children
The Hinduby Afshan Yasmeen2d ago
Loneliness among parents whose adult children have migrated abroad is associated with higher psychological distress, difficulties in regulating emotions and problematic series watching, an...
The end is nigh, the bugle has been sounded
National Heraldby Apoorvanand2d ago
The end is nigh, the bugle has been sounded For the first time in 13 years, the government looks isolated and on the defensive. The people have overcome fear Can protests bring about change?
Youth homelessness a 'growing reality' as Aotearoa marks World Homeless Day
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa2d ago
Youth homelessness is "getting younger", with support workers warning more rangatahi are going without basic necessities and safe places to stay.