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The Hindu

English

The Times of India

English
  • Messi’s masterclass: When football becomes history’s battlefield

    One of the many novelties at this Soccer Super Bowl is the entire squads stand on the pitch for the national anthems before kick off. Until now, only the starting eleven did.At England vs Argentina,...

  • Tuchel delivers the greatest English horror

    To be an English football fan is to suffer. The rest of the world mistakes ‘it’s coming home’ as a battle cry of arrogance, but the song it’s derived from, Three Lions , is about...

  • Free the third tongue

    Why have a policy for a third language? Leave it to schools to decide The Supreme Court has spoken up for students, parents and teachers, voicing deep concern over introduction of a third language in...

  • Give talent space

    Isro needs stronger gravitational pull, not sealed doors, to address problem of staff attrition Attrition is not a new problem for Isro. In 2006, it lost 187 newly trained scientists. Mainly due to better pay...

  • Bollywood wants blockbusters. Nolan understands epics

    Why is Bollywood’s retelling of our stories so high on melodramatic mediocrity? Ten years ago, a Bollywood superstar paid me handsomely to narrate Ramayan to him. He wanted to create a blockbuster meant to re-ignite...

  • Who owns Helen of Troy?

    Is race-swapping casting for films based on great stories unfair to cultural memory? About three millennia after Homer sang of the Trojan War, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has sparked a debate over casting Oscar-winning Lupita...

  • Honey, let’s get stylish, sexy & selfie-ready

    Indians used to dress as dully as their sofas. But we’re all trying to get a glow-up now. Our exteriors benefit from bespoke boutiques, our interiors from matcha, moringa, flax seeds. Or so we hope...

  • Hegseth’s T party

    Although testosterone doesn’t win wars The war on Iran is now in its fifth month, Hormuz is closed again, and Peter – Pete Hegseth – is out of ideas, almost. Scraping the bottom, he’s struck...

Hindustan Times

English

Mint

English

The Economic Times

English
  • Messi, Spain and a World Cup final worthy of an epic

    Tomorrow's World Cup final pits Lionel Messi against his adopted footballing home. He will confront the country that nurtured his prodigious talent and developed his skills. Spain represents his formative years and footballing education …

  • An Offside Wish

    Ahead of the FIFA World Cup final, two football-themed jokes are making the rounds online: one pokes fun at VAR's inconsistency by suggesting building a bridge across the Atlantic is easier, while the other delivers a dark punchline abou…

  • Teaching beyond the book: The next challenge for humanities

    Humanities classrooms must embrace digital and visual forms alongside print texts. Students need to interpret campaign graphics and interactive archives effectively. Curriculum inertia prevents this necessary adaptation in many Indian un…

  • Obscured by clouds

    Atma, or the soul, reflects divine purity but gets swayed by Maya through the three gunas. This misleading association leads to the false sense of self tied to the body and the ensuing cycle of reincarnation. The Gita calls for spiritual…

The Indian Express

English

अमर उजाला

हिन्दी

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