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Story Posted on 21-06-2018
VARIETY
| 4-minute read
As America exits, time to make UN human rights council great again
Yes, the UNHRC has been a joke so far. But human rights aren’t.
VARIETY
| 6-minute read
Why US and UK will soon lose favour as preferred destination for Indian students
Can no longer be taken for granted.
VARIETY
| 6-minute read
What's up with WhatsApp - How we are underestimating the menace of group chats
Social media has given wings to lies. Let’s stop being the wind beneath it.
POLITICS
| 5-minute read
Why Congress is confident BJP's days are numbered in Rajasthan
PCC chief Sachin Pilot has installed a countdown clock to motivate his party workers ahead of the Assembly elections.
POLITICS
| 4-minute read
Why this Tamil Nadu village is protesting against Chennai-Salem expressway
It will change the facade of their sleepy hamlet Ramalingapuram.
VARIETY
| 7-minute read
On retracing Mughal emperor Jehangir's trail through Jammu and Kashmir
This is one such tale, based on a mix of folklore and actual events.
VARIETY
| 3-minute read
Down with upskirting: Taking photos up dresses secretly is a gross invasion of privacy
In England, a Tory MP blocked the bill banning the practice, but says he doesn't even know what upskirting is.
POLITICS
| 5-minute read
Why China is worried about Donald Trump’s North Korea gambit
By talking directly with Kim Jong Un, the US President is causing Beijing to fear a loss of influence in Pyongyang, its only formal military ally.
ART & CULTURE
| 8-minute read
Why we still read Jean-Paul Sartre
Born today, the existentialist writer, through his life, ideas and literature, illumined the reading public of his day, and continues to do so.
VARIETY
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