A remarkable achievement, he successfully grew saffron in his native village – Heewan Narvaw, in Baramulla – for the first time in history. Saffron cultivation…
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International news in brief: Brain rot and other stories
By Amit Sengupta The Rot is in the Brain So ‘brain rot’ is the new term in English language for year 2024, according to Oxford…
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A football match and an arrest warrant: Tale of two cities
These challenges are common in the Netherlands. Across Europe, the resurgence of Right-wing populism reflects a broader failure to address the legacies of colonialism and…
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Raja Mahendra Pratap and Mahatma Gandhi: A Patriotic Alliance
Contrary to popular perception, Raja Mahendra Pratap, who played an important role in the formation of a Provisional Government of India in exile at Kabul…
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Dear Mother…
As she grew older, however, something in the letters began to change. On her 10th birthday, the words started to feel unfamiliar, a little distant,…
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India–news in brief: Now Ajmer!
By Kamran Khan Now it’s Ajmer Dargah! A court in Ajmer, Rajasthan, has agreed to hear a petition filed by the Hindu Sena, which claims…
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And the food they serve is delicious beyond belief!
Calcutta Diary: Most of these are owned and operated by women. All of them provide a safe space for women like me, to have a…
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Kirti Kisan Union Condemns Israel, Donates Rs 5 Lakh for Palestine
The farmer leaders pointed out that Benjamin Netanyahu should recall the horrors of World War II, when the Jewish people endured a genocide under Hitler’s…
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The Assassination of Patrice Lumumba: Jazz as a metaphor for freedom
The Soundtrack to a Coup d’État is a haunting documentary that revisits the history of Cold War-era coups, focusing on the 1961 assassination of Lumumba, the first…
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Is Manipur destined for infinite injustice?
The question arises: how can a government that has seen the consequences of their actions in Kashmir, allow Manipur to spiral into a similar cycle…
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