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Ask a sixteen-year-old about a social media ban, and you get an answer sharper than most adults arguing about bans. She says, “It doesn’t prepare us for the real world when we…
By Sohail Khan · 23 Aug
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Most people think of snails as small, brown creatures inching across a garden after rain. But some species look as if they’ve been hand-painted, with shells covered in vivid stripes, swirls, spots…
By Sohail Khan · 23 Aug
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Every case of dengue prevented is also a caregiving burden prevented, a wage not lost, a school day not missed by a daughter pulled in to help at home. Updated on: Aug…
By Sohail Khan · 23 Aug
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Actor Zayed Khan and wife Malaika Parekh were high school sweethearts, and while he kept pining over her from afar, she took matters into her own hands by boldly making the first…
By Sohail Khan · 23 Aug
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When insulin sensitivity starts improving, the changes may not always show up immediately in a blood test. Sometimes, the body also starts giving visible cues. One such indicator lies in your skin…
By Sohail Khan · 23 Aug
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The untold tragedy of three IAS aspirants who drowned to death in the basement of their coaching centre in New Delhi’s Old Rajinder Nagar, is a macabre reminder that anyone can drown,…
By Sohail Khan · 23 Aug
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On August 17, a Supreme Court bench presided by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant directed the Union government to conduct a fresh survey of elephant corridors. It said these corridors cannot…
By Sohail Khan · 23 Aug
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Tens of thousands of people attended a vigil in London to pay tribute to 41-year-old Jason Arday, the former Cambridge professor who died right after being publicly accused of plagiarism and making…
By Sohail Khan · 23 Aug
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In the nationwide protests that followed the leakage of the NEET paper, students had demanded more than just a fair examination system. They had highlighted the poor quality of higher education and…
By Sohail Khan · 23 Aug
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By Deepak Tenguriya It WAS the late 1970s in Sussex, England. Two historians sat well past midnight, talking. They spoke of Indian peasants, their anger, their quiet rebellions. Advertisement One of them…
By Sohail Khan · 23 Aug