Modi forgives students who abused him and his late mother at Jantar Mantar
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he had forgiven the students who used abusive language against him and his late mother during the protest
Taiwan’s economy grows by almost 13% on AI demand
Taiwan’s export-driven economy expanded faster than expected in the second quarter, government data showed on Friday, as soaring demand for artificial
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India’s Renewable Energy Push: A Leap Towards a Sustainable Future A Decade of Progress: India’s Renewable Energy Journey As the
Ebola Outbreak 2026: DR Congo’s Ebola Crisis Now Ranks as Second Worst in History
Then there’s the setting. Eastern DRC, where much of this outbreak is unfolding, is crawling with dozens of armed groups. Health workers there have ha
Ritviz: The only thing that lasts is honesty
Did you ever expect songs like Liggi, Udd Gaye, and Sage to become such crowd favourites?
Not at all. When I made those songs, I was just trying to m
Tejaswin Shankar Makes History by Winning Decathlon Medal at Commonwealth Games
Asmita Dey has made history by becoming the first Indian athlete to secure a gold medal in judo at the Commonwealth Games, an achievement…
A Mexican Fiesta on Every Plate
Which dishes define the festival?
Chef Shamsul Wahid: The Guac ‘n’ Roll Chips are a great way to start, while the Queso Fundido delivers warm, cheesy
Why Vinicius Junior’s childhood in São Gonzalo makes his Real Madrid rise even more remarkable
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Where exactly did Vinicius Junior grow up and how did it shape him?
Why did Real Madrid sign Vinicius Junior so early
The not-so-neat ways of NEET preparations
What do those students do who have no means of knowing what to study for NEET? “How can we be compared with someone from Anna Nagar or Mylapore? We do
Beyond biryani, into the soul of Hyderabad
Unlike many cities where the old and the new remain confined to separate quarters, Manu believes Hyderabad wears its history everywhere. “As a student