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Super Subbu is more Panchayat than Sex Education
That, ironically, feels like the reality of sex education in India.
2026-07-05 -
India-Japan relations need more than summit diplomacy
Sanae Takaichi's India visit offers a chance to reset India-Japan relations through trade, Northeast and deeper security cooperation beyond summit rhetoric.
2026-07-05 -
Never cook in anger. Eating that food will make you angrier
In 'Anger', Narayani Ganesh examines how this emotion has been analysed in spiritual teachings and philosophies worldwide.
2026-07-06 -
ASI isn’t publishing excavation reports on time. Rakhigarhi to Ropar
ASI is digging more than ever, but delayed excavation reports are hindering the dissemination of valuable information to scholars and public.
2026-07-05 -
America at 250—it must learn to lead differently
America's challenge is adapting to an international order where power is more diffused, technology outpaces institutions, alliances demand consultation rather than deference.
2026-07-05 -
4 legal questions that shaped SIR verdict and how Supreme Court answered them
The SC judgment that upheld SIR exercise legally valid broke down the issues presented before it into four legal questions, all of which were answered in ECI’s favour.
2026-07-05 -
As more AIADMK ex-ministers join Vijay's TVK, spotlight on how EPS-Velumani patch-up crumbled – ThePrint – Select
Since post-poll ‘reconciliation’, at least 16 ex-ministers, 300 district functionaries and more than 1,000 cadres have quit AIADMK, with many crossing over to ruling TVK.
2026-07-03 -
Geet Gaata Chal—the film gave Tagore's sad ending a happier one
Geet Gaata Chal, starring Sachin Pilgaonkar, gave Tagore's short story Atithi a happier ending. 51 years on, here's the story behind the film.
2026-07-05 -
India lived in ancient Europe as a positive ‘Other’
Stories of Indian spices, beasts, and kings fired the European imagination for a thousand years. India anchored Europe’s sense of the world.
2026-07-05 -
Double parking fees, drones are a part of Delhi’s new pollution plan
To reduce the pollution, the state has made it mandatory for commercial high rises occupying larger than 3000 sq. m to install mist systems.
2026-07-05