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The Hindu

English

The Times of India

English
  • Hazare, Wangchuk & protest

    History remembers many hunger strikes. But it does not remember them equally. Once Sonam Wangchuk was moved to hospital by police, following growing concern over his deteriorating health, the immediate debate centred on familiar politica…

  • Bergson’s philosophy of laughter

    By Jug Suraiya We see a man, nose stuck up with a sense of self-importance, walking down a street. He steps on a banana skin and falls. The sight makes us laugh. Why? Why is...

  • Fifa’s 5 Mantras

    Lessons for the world, including countries & corporations, from football’s greatest show The World Cup, unsurprisingly, has been a month of joyous football mania. It once again showed the power of football to unite people....

  • Something Sick

    High costs, poor infra, scams, and unrealistic demand – medical education is in dire straits NEET retest, with a relatively smaller pool of candidates – 20L is still no mean number – went off without...

Hindustan Times

English

Mint

English

The Economic Times

English
  • Mind your language, but Bill to pagal hai

    The government is gearing up to present two transformative bills in Parliament. One is focused on eliminating corporate jargon, promoting straightforward communication in business interactions, while the second aims to tackle convoluted …

  • Chipping in smartly for semicon cause

    India is ramping up its policy support to foster the domestic semiconductor industry, with twelve significant projects in chip and display manufacturing underway. More than two hundred indigenous chips have already been designed, and num…

  • An unlistening state speaks for itself

    Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike persists as he finds himself in the hospital, advocating for the resignation of the education minister. Following a ruling by the Delhi High Court, he was transferred to Safdarjung Hospital, with the court …

  • White Horse by Laid Back

    Danish duo Laid Back's 1983 song 'White Horse' is a proto-techno track. It features a minimalist electro groove and deadpan vocals. The lyrics offer anti-drug messaging with ironic detachment and absurd reduction. This track functions as…

The Indian Express

English

अमर उजाला

हिन्दी

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