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Gaza War
Tragedy in conflict: Consequences of war for journalists in Gaza
Amidst adversity, journalists such as Dahdouh and Hasanat emerge as beacons of perseverance and commitment to reporting truth in Gaza.
Iftikhar Gilani
Assembly Elections 2023
Factional feuds and shifting alliances shape the battle for Rajasthan Assembly
While BJP faces challenges within its own ranks, Congress struggles to keep the crucial Gujjar community on board.
T.K. Rajalakshmi
Artificial Intelligence
Sam Altman: Back at OpenAI, but questions on initial firing and future of AI persist
The news of his ouster had sent shockwaves throughout the AI world, raising trust concerns around the burgeoning technology.
Frontline News Desk
Environment
Tunnel collapse in Uttarakhand is part of a bigger problem in the Himalayas
Projects like the ill-conceived Char Dham road have made an already fragile landscape even more vulnerable to disasters.
Vimlendu Jha
CONTROVERSY
Telangana’s Dignity Housing Project: A long-awaited dream realised, amidst lingering issues
Despite the recent allotments, delays and controversies impact the social housing project’s effectiveness.
Ayesha Minhaz
Legal Acumen
Supreme Court ruling on Governor powers will be a game changer for federal disputes
This landmark decision could reshape the relationship between Governors and State governments across India.
V. Venkatesan
Gaza War
Exclusive: The inside story of the diplomatic manoeuvres that yielded Gaza ceasefire
Negotiators based in Ankara, Doha, and Beirut told Frontline that the much-needed truce came after intense and multi-sided negotiations.
Iftikhar Gilani
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‘Rahul Gandhi suffers from political amnesia’: Asaduddin Owaisi
The AIMIM party president says Rahul Gandhi’s approach mirrors that of former US President George Bush: “Either you are with us, or against us.”
Ayesha Minhaz
Should India be worried about Myanmar’s rebel offensive?
It has led to growing concerns about a spillover of tensions into border areas in India’s north-east.
Deutsche Welle
Call for renewed focus on desertification in Africa amid wars in Ukraine, Gaza
Africans discussing desertification in Uzbekistan said that conflicts around the world have diverted attention from the effects of climate change.
Deutsche Welle
Antibiotic resistance: When UTIs turn lethal
Due to antibiotic-resistant bacteria, some diseases which were treated easily might become life-threatening again.
Deutsche Welle
Why did ChatGPT creator OpenAI oust its CEO Sam Altman?
The AI company’s board says Altman, the poster boy of the artificial intelligence revolution, was not candid in his communications.
Bloomberg
High turnout in Chhattisgarh election as incumbent Congress faces stiff challenge from BJP
The parties are vying for votes with a barrage of promises, including free wood for cremation, direct cash transfers, and loan waivers.
Ashutosh Sharma
In Madhya Pradesh, a tight contest between BJP and Congress
Farmers’ issues, corruption, and pro-women schemes take centre stage as the Assembly election records over 71 per cent polling.
Anando Bhakto
How AI can detect diabetes with a 10-second voice sample
Voice analysis AI can be a useful diagnostic tool for type 2 diabetes, but it comes with a warning label.
Deutsche Welle
Narasimhalu Sankaraiah (1922-2023): Marxist luminary and freedom fighter
A stalwart in shaping South India’s Communist movement, “NS” leaves an indelible mark on the political history of Tamil Nadu.
Ilangovan Rajasekaran
Tuberculosis: First time TB infections highest in 30 years, raise global concern
The top two global killer in 2022 after COVID-19, the highest rates of the infectious lung disease were in South Asia.
Deutsche Welle
Arrest of Dogra Swabhiman Sangathan chief Lal Singh renews debate on separate Jammu State
Opposition parties cry foul, alleging political vendetta.
Ashutosh Sharma
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