Story Posted on 13-02-2019
The Congress is reaching out to a range of caste groups. It will also ask all its top leaders to contest the Lok Sabha polls; Digivijaya Singh has reportedly said he will stand against PM Modi.
After extensive deforestation in Thailand and Cambodia between 1961 and 1998, a unique trend has emerged: Buddhists monks are now bestowing monk-hood onto trees, in the effort to save them.
IPS officer Rema Rajeshwari writes of what she learnt about the deadly dangers of digital illiteracy, and what can be done to control it.
Even today, every woman reader can find a bit of herself in both these heroines.
Mulayam’s open support for Modi in Parliament helps BJP challenge the narrative that the party has been deserted by all leaders and parties.
On World Radio Day, here's re-visiting the wooden box that once was as essential as roti, kapda and makaan in the middle-class household in India.
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The Castaways | 4-minute read
Sunil Padwal exhibited his solo work last month prior to the Art Fair. For him, objects, from an old radio to clothes hangers, evoke fleeting memories, emotions and worlds we once inhabited.
Called Tudder, the application is essentially Tinder for cows, promising them virtually unlimited partners to breed (read: hook up). Culture police says, not cool.
The abuse of animals in recent times, ranging from physical to sexual, goes way beyond sane imagination. As the brutality of such incidents shocks, it is time to address what is causing this depravity.
They once held sway over great expanses and wielded huge power. But the British classifying the Gurjars as “Criminal Tribes” because of their participation in the Revolt of 1857 deterred their progress.