What The Left Gets Wrong About Islamism
Activists who slam Islamophobia are silent on homophobia in some Islamic groups. But human rights are not a one-way street
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What does ‘Saiyaara’ really mean?
‘Saiyaara’ has become a box office sensation, nearing Rs 100 crore in just four days, surpassing its budget. The film, starring debutants Ahaan Panday and Anit Padda, is now the highest-grossing opening weekend love story in Hindi cinema.
6 Mins That Changed Mumbai, 19 Years That Changed Nothing
So, no one’s guilty of 2006 serial train bomb blasts, which changed commuters’ safety perceptions forever. But what commuting choice is there? Even if overcrowding is scary
2006 Mumbai train blasts case: CM Fadnavis calls Bombay high court verdict acquitting all 12 ‘very shocking’; vows to challenge in Supreme Court
The Bombay High Court’s acquittal of all 12 accused in the 2006 Mumbai train bombings has sparked widespread condemnation. Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis deemed the verdict “very shocking” and announced the state’s intention to challenge it in the Supreme Court.
Indian woman rejected her boss’s romantic feelings — what followed left the internet stunned
An Indian tech employee’s Reddit post is gaining attention. She works for a small European firm. The employee claims her manager behaved poorly. This happened after she rejected his romantic advances. She says he is also the HR person. Her salary payments were delayed. He blamed her publicly. Online users are advising her to leave…
Mobile theft exposed? Teen stabs 7-year-old 20 times using scissors, dumps body on expressway, joins search to fool family
Mobile theft exposed? Teen stabs 7-year-old 20 times using scissors, dumps body on expressway, joins search to fool family
India-UK trade deal: Modi to visit London for FTA signing on July 24, Piyush Goyal to accompany him
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit London on July 24 to sign a free trade agreement with the United Kingdom, accompanied by Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal. The FTA, finalized on May 6, aims to boost bilateral trade to $120 billion by 2030 by eliminating duties on key exports and reducing import tariffs.