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Labani Jangi says her award came at a time when she was being questioned by many about the validity and nuances of her art.

I want to paint the crimes they perpetrated on the marginalised: Labani Jangi

AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal at the Shri Salasar Balaji temple in Rajasthan, on January 1.

FROM THE SIDELINES

Is AAP changing its political tactics?

The Aam Aadmi Party seems to have taken a more calculated, pragmatic approach to the BJP’s communal politics in Delhi’s 2025 Assembly election.

Saba Naqvi

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India’s economic slowdown isn’t just a temporary dip

Mitali Mukherjee

P. Jayachandran (1944-2025): Soulful voice of Indian playback music, passes away

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Salman Rushdie holds up a copy of The Satanic Verses at a conference on free speech in Arlington, Virginia, US on March 24, 1992.

The Satanic Verses: The fall that changed everything

Salman Rushdie’s controversial novel, now available in India after a 36-year ban, is about us—our inner farishtas and shaitans.

Amritesh Mukherjee

Two-and-a-half months since he took oath, Omar Abdullah is navigating a political scenario that is rife with dissent and a policy paralysis.

Jammu and Kashmir

Omar Abdullah: A Chief Minister circumscribed

Two months into his term, Kashmir’s first elected head since 2019 confronts protests and a governance system that leaves real power with the L-G.

Incoming US President Donald Trump during an interview in Washington, DC, in 2018. Trump’s public musings about buying Greenland might seem unconventional, but they are not without precedent.

Greenland: The icy pawn that Trump is eyeing

A storm brews as global powers set their sights on Greenland, drawn by its untapped resources and strategic location.

Iftikhar Gilani

The upcoming election is expected to be a direct contest between the ruling AAP and the BJP, with political parties placing the electoral roll under the magnifying glass. (Representative Image)

DELHI ASSEMBLY ELECTION

Delhi electoral roll faces unprecedented scrutiny amid 510,000 last-minute registration surge

AAP alleges strategic voter list manipulation in key constituencies as Election Commission intensifies verification process.

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Tulsi Gabbard’s metamorphosis is the quintessential case study in political shape-shifting

Did Azure Power grab tribal farming land in Assam for its solar plant?

CRONY CAPITALISM

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Spotlight

M.T. Vasudevan Nair often escaped to nostalgia when the present reality became too harsh for him.

M.T. Vasudevan Nair (1933-2024): Kerala’s literary lodestar

Re Sustainability Limited has been tasked with incinerating 358 tonnes of toxic waste from the Union Carbide factory site in Bhopal, where a gas leak in 1984 killed 8,000 people within three days of the disaster.

Bhopal, Pithampur, and Union Carbide’s 40-year-old toxic waste

Beef outlets remain closed due to meat traders’ strike following raids on illegal transport, impacting Goa’s tourism economy.

Cow vigilantes pick new fight over Goa’s beef traditions

Recent controversies over beef sales and religious practices seem to be part of an organised attempt to create communal tensions in the secular State.

Mukesh Chandrakar, 33, who worked as an independent journalist in Bastar, went missing on New Year’s Day. His mutilated body was recovered two days later.

Mukesh Chandrakar’s chilling murder and the unthinkable cost of being a journalist in Bastar

Ashutosh Sharma

Ekalavya Model Residential School in Maredumilli, Andhra Pradesh. Despite government funding in tribal education, many Eklavya schools fall behind due to low teacher-pupil ratios and inadequate infrastructure.

Why a third of India’s 716 Eklavya Model Schools for tribal children remains ‘non-functional’

T.K. Rajalakshmi

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