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Half a foot then, knee in neck now

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SERIOUSLY, not a good decision to kneel. Not because unseen viruses are floating around. Or the other type, the two-legged ones, might be prowling about...

Delhi riots: India at crossroads of communal civil war and pluralist protests against CAA

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Parts of our National Capital Region (NCR) now resembles a war zone, albeit a civil war as many sane Indians have been apprehensive about...

Syria: From Land of glory to rubble of gory spectacles

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Har sham hai shaam-e-Misr yahaṅ, har shab hai shab-e Shiraz yahaṅ Hai saarey jahaṅ ka soz yahaṅ aur saarey jahaṅ ka saaz yahaṅ (Every evening is...

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Eight Intelligences, One Report Card: The Flawed Machinery of Academic Merit

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Howard Gardner’s multiple intelligences theory challenges the obsession with grades, but India’s education system continues to reward a narrow definition of merit. As academic pressure grows, students face mounting expectations, anxiety and mental-health struggles, raising questions about how we define intelligence, success and failure

From the Moon to the Manhole: Can India’s Tech Revolution Finally Dignify Its Sewers?

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India has sent missions to the Moon, yet sanitation workers still risk their lives inside sewers. At Durgapur, CSIR-CMERI is developing mechanised cleaning technology that could replace dangerous human entry, prevent deaths and help end the generational stigma attached to manual scavenging.

Across Time Zones and Election Trails: The Sudivya Sonu I Knew

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Sudivya Sonu was more than a politician I covered. He was someone I knew as a voter, journalist and friend. Across two decades, cities, elections and time zones, our conversations continued—until a final speech, a promised meeting and a sudden loss changed everything

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