After US rebuke, Israel PM feels the heat from own war cabinet
New divisions have emerged among Israel’s leaders as war cabinet minister Benny Gantz threatened to resign from the body unless the PM approved a post-war plan for the Gaza Strip
- Aaron BoxermanEphrat LivniKayla Guo
- New York Times
Stinky feet? Here’s how to quell that embarrassing smell
A mix of bacteria and sweat are likely to blame, experts say. But small changes can go a long way in reducing odours
- Amy Jamieson
- New York Times
Can Priyanka be the X-factor in Amethi, Rae Bareli? Ground report
Personal touch, spunk and creativity: How Priyanka Gandhi has lifted the Amethi-Rae Bareli campaign
In spy-infested Islamabad, people are wary of even mimes
Pakistanis suspect the national intelligence agencies of being behind practically everything — even street performers working for tips in Islamabad
- Christina Goldbaum
- New York Times
Why ‘target 400’ should be for jobs and not Mathura, Kashi
In an aspirational India, the biggest challenge is unemployment. But the BJP is seeking 400 seats for building temples in Kashi and Mathura, and taking back PoK. So, what’s the real agenda?
- Harinder Baweja
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
Will Modi pay the price for BJP's 'lazy' MPs in Uttar Pradesh?
Notes and whispers from travels in UP in poll season *Yogi’s made UP better *Strong opposition is necessary *MPs don’t inspire *Who’ll lead Dalits?
Why Indian and Pak students were targeted in Kyrgyz capital
Police in riot gear were deployed in parts of Bishkek over the weekend as large crowds gathered in anger over an alleged fight between local and foreign nationals. There are around 15,000 Indian students in the Central Asian country, known for its quality and affordable medical education
How IAF plays a vital role in smooth conduct of polls
Air force works closely with EC to transport election manpower and equipment for every polling booth. There are challenges aplenty. These are also overcome away from public limelight
How the big fat Indian wedding became a '$50bn' industry
It's far bigger than the smartphone market or the Centre’s education budget, employs millions, and is only going to grow for years to come. It's the big Indian wedding that's driving the economy
- Bhavika Jain
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
How BJP reined in cow vigilantes and got industry back on track
BJP has changed its stance on buffalo meat exports, impacting the industry, especially in the context of vigilante attacks on cattle traders accused of transporting cows for slaughter.
How Brij Bhushan scared young girls away from akharas
Sakshi Malik’s gold had emboldened many young women to hit the mat, but the sport is losing its lustre after the sexual abuse row
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Maharajas to bandits, they all had a finger on the guns in this museum
Rajasthan Police Academy In Jaipur Has A Collection Of Over 2,000 Vintage Rifles, Machine Guns And Assorted Firearms Used By Royals, Cops, Thieves, Bandits And Common People
- Dishank Purohit
- Times Network
Spooky history: When Jinnah’s ghost spoke of Pakistan’s future
In 1954, during a political crisis in Pakistan, the Supreme Court of Pakistan discussed a file with details of an interview with Mohammad Ali Jinnah’s spirit, aka ghost, during a séance held seven years after his death
- Times News Network
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
Nehru-era club set to serve last supper
The India Club in London opened in 1951 for the members of the India League that had campaigned for India’s Independence in Britain. Over the years it became a sanctuary for newly-arrived Indians in the country.
- Naomi Canton
- Times Network
Rohith Vemula’s death: 8 yrs later, a closure report that fails to give closure
The report seems to go out of its way to not even rap the university authorities on the knuckles
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Modiphobia triggers Western media meltdown ahead of 2024 polls
Ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha election, sections of the Western media have thoughtlessly attacked Indian democracy, in the process damaging their own credibility
- Minhaz Merchant
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
Why is BJP hell-bent on blaming Muslims for India’s population growth?
PM Modi’s controversial statements at a public meeting in Rajasthan, where he referred to Indian Muslims as ‘those who have a large number of children’, is not only far from the truth, but a bogey that routinely rears its head
- Hasan Suroor
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
‘Patients have stopped medication and suffered due to Patanjali’s ads’
Dr Jayesh Lele, honorary secretary general of the Indian Medical Association, explains why the Supreme Court’s actions against Patanjali have come late and what more needs to be done
- Alka Dhupkar
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
Is showbiz finally ready to celebrate older ‘heeras’?
Senior female stars are relishing a revival of their paused careers once again
Letter from Ruskin Bond: On turning 90, and (not) chasing happiness
The beloved author shares tips and tricks to lead a fulfilling life
- Ruskin Bond
- TNN
Books: Why Anita Nair chose Prakash Raj for her audio stories
Anita Nair discusses her shift to audiobooks, her passion for writing strong female characters, and her interest in graphic novels.
- Kalpana Sharma
- Times Network
How the Kama Gita evolved to become the Kama-sutra
Indian Knowledge Systems are being discussed across schools in India. But they do not include India’s vast exploration of erotic pleasure: the story of Kama.
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Are the good times over for Indians seeking a better life abroad?
If you are dreaming of a cosy life abroad for your ward or looking to shift overseas yourself, exercise caution. The grass may no longer be greener on the other side
- Sanket Dhanorkar
- THE ECONOMIC TIMES
No jobs, no future: In Canada, drugs are Indian students’ last resort
The grim reality of hefty education loans and joblessness in the land they once hoped would offer prosperity has ensnared numerous Indian students in Canada in a vicious cycle of cocaine, marijuana and liquor as a coping mechanism for unemployment-induced stress
Amid AAP’s worst crisis, why is Kejriwal’s close aide Raghav Chadha missing?
The AAP leader has been conspicuous by his absence at a time when his party colleagues are battling a political storm triggered by Arvind Kejriwal’s arrest by ED in the liquor policy case
- Abhishek Dey
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
Arsenal or City? Despite likely outcome, result goes down to the wire
How Manchester City came from the background to make the last day of the English Premier League seemingly predictable. But the title race isn't the only drama scheduled for the final day of the league.
Sunil Chhetri: The footballer who "gave his heart and soul for India"
After nearly two decades of playing for the country, the once-in-a-generation striker will be hanging up his boots.
Is Gen Z alright? It has the elders worried
The young are lively on digital platforms but not polling booths. Many are too caught up in studies & work and their own heads to vote. Maybe their choices signify satisfaction. Maybe hopelessness
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Modiphobia triggers Western media meltdown ahead of 2024 polls
Ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha election, sections of the Western media have thoughtlessly attacked Indian democracy, in the process damaging their own credibility
- Minhaz Merchant
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
Why Islam cannot be secular…it was never meant to be
For Muslims, Islam regulates all aspects of life from birth until death, including the political sphere. So, detaching religion from the public space will always be a non-starter for believers
- Hasan Suroor
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
You spent 10 years in jail for nothing. Who should pay for it?
Former DU professor GN Saibaba spent nearly a decade in prison before the Bombay HC said the prosecution has failed to link him to any crime. But there is no recourse for him to claim compensation for all the pain and suffering
- Sunil Baghel
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
How to make elections civil again
There is too much frothing and foaming about issues prior to 1947. Like Bose vs Savarkar. Political campaigning should be pulled back to our real and present lives, EC should devise a time bar
Tipu’s swords to spruce up estate of Cornwallis kin
Two of the Mysore ruler’s swords, gifted to Lord Cornwallis in 1799, were up for grabs at a Christie’s auction in Oct last year. But it’s unlikely any Indian will bid for them and they could well end up in the Middle East
- Naomi Canton
- Times Network
Why these 14 Indians can now forget the traumas of Pakistan
These 14 Pakistani migrants can finally feel at home in Delhi after they were welcomed into the India fold
Speaking Tree Samvaad: Can money make you happy?
True happiness is self-knowledge, not wealth or relationships, as Sage Yajnyavalk explains to Maitreyi in the Brihadaranyak Upanishad.
- Sonal Srivastava
- The Speaking Tree
Planning a trip? Get a taste of Europe for just ₹1 lakh
A clutch of countries in the south of Caucasus and Central Asia can provide a whiff of Europe without snapping your budget. Here’s a detailed listing of five such destinations for the summer
- Riju Mehta
- THE ECONOMIC TIMES
Why are MFs and retail investors still chanting ‘Paytm karo’?
In the past year, Paytm is down 51% against Nifty’s 21% gains. Yet, retail investors and mutual funds are lapping up the stock. Will Paytm eventually become a value stock turned into a sunk cost fallacy? Here’s why investors need to be careful
- Varsha SantoshHimadri Buch
- THE ECONOMIC TIMES
Olive Ridleys in Goa hatch conservation record
Turtle eggs laid in the state are set to breach the 35,000-mark this season. The number is the highest preservation point achieved in 30 years and reflects the success of collaboration between Goan communities and the forest department of state government
- Nida Sayed
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
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