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The Much Misunderstood Goddess
An attempt to unravel the history of Kali worship throughout the Indian subcontinent, ranging from the animal sacrifi...
ChatGPT: The new search destination?
ChatGPT allows the users to type any query and have a conversation kind of chat with the software. Unlike Google sear...
Congress and BJP fight a pitched battle for vot...
More than 9,000 minority voters' fate hangs in balance
Setting new democratic standards
Social media’s role in molding and mending a vibrant and democratic society has increased manifold in recent years
Bygone Era of Libraries
With changing times, private libraries kept closing their shutters. What led to this change?

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News Analysis
Need for reading the subtexts
News Analysis
Need for reading the subtexts

If read between the lines, the Pew report doesn't reflect India as a non-discriminatory and pluralist boat sailing sm...

Atul Ranjan,
A mixed bag?
News Analysis
A mixed bag?

Despite BJP winning two of the three constituencies in the Karnataka By-elections held on April 17, there are several...

Ram Rakshith V ,

News
Congress and BJP fight a pitched battle for votes in historic Shivajinagar
News
Congress and BJP fight a pitched battle for votes in hist...

More than 9,000 minority voters' fate hangs in balance

Shuchi Srivastava,
Bookstores’ never-ending fight to survival
News
Bookstores’ never-ending fight to survival

Church Street has been home to a number of bookstores for long. With the bustling crowd that visits this street, book...

Vandana Nair,
The final push
News
The final push

Having established itself as a hegemon in others, Bihar is the Hindi heartland's last battleground for the Bharatiya ...

Atul Ranjan,
Vir-at the end
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Vir-at the end

Virat holds the record for most T20 runs as an Indian captain (1502) and most fifties as a T20I captain (12).

Anuj Sahebrao Rayate,
Delayed sowing brings a smile
News
Delayed sowing brings a smile

Heavy rainfall had brought paddy sowing to a halt. Both farmers and labourers are now happy after things normalize.

Atul Ranjan,
The Wait Is Over
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The Wait Is Over

Lionel Messi finally ends his streak of losing international finals as the Argentinian talisman wins his first senior...

Abhik Deb,

Features
Setting new democratic standards
Features
Setting new democratic standards

Social media’s role in molding and mending a vibrant and democratic society has increased manifold in recent years

A.Virginia ,
Bygone Era of Libraries
Features
Bygone Era of Libraries

With changing times, private libraries kept closing their shutters. What led to this change?

Vandana Nair,
They long for peace and quietude
Features
They long for peace and quietude

Fontainhas is an old Latin Quarter situated in Panjim, Goa. A Portuguese-influenced quarter, this area is over 250 ye...

Vandana Nair,
Hunger is the pain of the soul
Features
Hunger is the pain of the soul

Coming from a financially weak family, a young woman from Valasaravakkam, Chennai, provides food for around 200 peopl...

Nivetha C,
Indulge in the World of Cartoons
Features
Indulge in the World of Cartoons

The Indian Institute of Cartoonists (IIC) was founded in 2001 with the goal of promoting the fraternity of cartoonist...

Vandana Nair,
Flicker Cinema in India: Beyond the Boundaries of Film and Art
Features
Flicker Cinema in India: Beyond the Boundaries of Film an...

Flicker cinema is not without its detractors. Some critics and viewers found the rapid flashing lights to be overwhel...

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Commentary
Sideways too
Commentary
Sideways too

Traditionalists in the civil services community have decried the scheme of “parachuting people”.

Atul Ranjan,
Necessary Evil
Commentary
Necessary Evil

All said and done, Namma Metro is, indeed, a necessary evil that Bengalurians have to bear with considerable discomfo...

Siddhi Jojare ,
Maya's final hurray?
Commentary
Maya's final hurray?

Be it social base or electoral presence, everything has been shrinking for the Dalit leader, once projected as a pros...

Atul Ranjan,
Reflection of the Lives of the Marginalised
Commentary
Reflection of the Lives of the Marginalised

S. Hareesh’s award-winning novel is a literature lover’s delight.

M. Baba Prasad,
A thoughtless decision
Commentary
A thoughtless decision

It is mysterious how the Union Government arrived at the figure of Rs. 8 lakh annual income limit for non-reserved cl...

M. Baba Prasad,
Navigating biased landmines
Commentary
Navigating biased landmines

How do we navigate the intersection of politics and social media?

Anika Gomez,