Day April 24, 2017
Malala’s friends Shazia Ramzan (left) and Kainat Riaz (right) were also shot by the Taliban CREDIT: JAY WILLIAMS Etan Smallman We have all heard of ‘the girl who was shot by the Taliban’. But the phrase – used as shorthand… Continue Reading →
The young IAS officer has been cornered for taking on encroachers in Munnar. DIPIN DAMODHARAN Have you ever heard of a minister saying a bureaucrat serving under his government should be sent to a mental hospital? A Kerala minister… Continue Reading →
Dr Anupam Saraph The matter of 139AA is not simply about linking the Aadhaar number to a permanent account number (PAN). It is about upholding rule of law and the dignity of the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court’s Orders… Continue Reading →
Sub-Inspector Attacked In Agra, His Car Burnt Down By Bajrang Dal Members Trying To Get Five Of Their Men Released INDIATIMES A police officer in Agra was attacked on Saturday by Bajrang Dal members and his vehicle was also set… Continue Reading →
Actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui has shared a video on Twitter where he talks about what religion he actually belongs to. Nawaz has found a way to weigh in on the debate.(YouTube) A new video by Nawazuddin Siddiqui attempts to strike… Continue Reading →
Otherwise the media can never portray the reality of Kashmir in a way that will help Indians understand their aspirations. SHINZANI JAIN reports Photo of Jama Masjid, Nowhatta, Srinagar, by Sandhya Gokhale Start a conversation about Kashmir in India… Continue Reading →
Lokesh Kaushik Today, when success is measured by the size of our bank balance, how many of us will find self-actualisation by leading a below-average life? After having brilliant professional qualifications and all the opportunities in the world to… Continue Reading →
Ritesh Mishra Bhaisgaon (North Bastar) For most of the last 15 years, Bheshaj Ramteke has been the sole medical link for nearly 200 villages in the state’s Kanker district, braving dense forests and left-wing extremists on foot, bicycle and motorcycle.(HT… Continue Reading →
India: Digital version of historian D.N.Jha’s myth busting book on beef eating by Hindus and Buddhists in ancient times In The Myth Of The Holy Cow, the author reveals that in ancient times, Hindus and Buddhists ate beef. According… Continue Reading →
THE HANS INDIA | Ongole: Men shy away from undergoing vasectomy operations. According to data in Prakasam district, 11,060 women came forward to undergo tubectomy, while only 14 men underwent vasectomy in 2014-15. In 2015-16, only 15 men were sterilised…. Continue Reading →