India | The Guardianby Penelope MacRae in Delhi15d ago
Thousands of angry young job-seekers clashed with police in Jharkhand, one of India’s poorest states, on Monday as a weeks-long protest over alleged irregularities in recruitment drives for coveted...
CSS-Tricksby Preethi16d ago
The CSS border-image property is one of those features we take for granted. And it’s not new at all!
JSTOR Dailyby Matthew Wills16d ago
“Sexpionage,” or sex-espionage, describes the intertwining of two things that have probably gone together for as long as somebody wanted information about something from somebody else.
Rest of Worldby Kinling Lo16d ago
For a week in July, 21-year-old college student Bagel Su cried every day as she counted down to the loss of her boyfriend.
BBC News - Indiaby Mayuresh Konnur; Zoya Mateen16d ago
- Published Until two years ago, Nirmala Bawaskar had no bank account of her own. A widow who works as a housemaid in Maharashtra's Sambhajinagar district, she signed documents with a thumbprint...
India | The Guardianby Editorial16d ago
India is attempting to do something the world has never seen before. So claimed Niti Aayog, the government of India’s policy thinktank, earlier this year.
India | The Guardianby Cheena Kapoor17d ago
When the Indian government announced the resignation of its education minister in late July after weeks of protest, there were widespread celebrations.
Intel Todayby L18d ago
August 8 2026 — Next to the wolf, the cat is one of humanity’s oldest pets. On International Cat Day, the world celebrates the most popular pet on the planet.
BBC News - Indiaby Jehangir Ali18d ago
- Published For 30 years, a dead body known as "Green Boots" has been lying in the snow, nestled under an overhanging rock, not far from Mount Everest's summit.
IEEE Spectrumby Prachi Jain18d ago
The transition from a purely technical expert or individual contributor position to a broader leadership role is one of the most challenging phases in a STEM career.
Rest of Worldby Kinling Lo19d ago
In July, I sat among roughly 100 people in a packed conference room in Taipei as a speaker highlighted the industrial parks and tax rates of an American city nearly 7,000 miles away.
ProPublicaby Sharon Lerner19d ago
Since he returned to office, President Donald Trump’s administration has upended foreign aid. It’s labeled well-established, long-running programs as “not aligned with American interests” and...
Longreadsby Carolyn Wells19d ago
Next to rubble and pictures of the deceased, people in Gaza are still getting married. Athar Abu Samra reports on why couples are refusing to delay their nuptials.
SpaceNewsby SpaceNews Editor20d ago
In this episode, SpaceNews’ Emma Gatti leads a panel of experts to discuss Europe’s defense posture and the reaction to space threats.
India | The Guardianby Redwan Ahmed in Dhaka and Penelope MacRae in Delhi20d ago
Bangladesh has lashed out at India for allowing the ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina to address journalists in New Delhi, plunging already strained bilateral relations to a fresh low.
India | The Guardianby Agence France-Press in Mumbai20d ago
An Indian court has sentenced a high-profile former editor of an investigative news magazine to 10 years in prison after convicting him of raping a junior colleague, overturning his acquittal in a...
Rest of Worldby Ananya Bhattacharya20d ago
Governments that deploy internet shutdowns to thwart protesters have struggled to clamp down on offline messaging apps.
Intel Todayby L20d ago
August 10, 2026 — Eight decades have passed since the United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima (August 6, 1945) and Nagasaki (August 9, 1945).
India | The Guardianby Penelope MacRae in Delhi20d ago
Bangladesh’s ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina has vowed to return home by the end of the year, even though she faces a death sentence. “They may put me in a cell. They may kill me.
History in 28-minutesby History Is Now Magazine21d ago
France spent a decade and billions of francs building the Maginot Line along its German frontier, only for the German invasion of 1940 to drive straight past it.
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