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Blog | Salman Khan, Now Rohit Shetty: The Bishnoi Threat Isn't New For Bollywood
The recent attacks on Rohit Shetty and Salman Khan have rekindled flashes from a chapter many thought had long been buried.
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Blog | Trump And Tariffs: With The US Deal, Has India Bucked Thucydides' Famous Adage?
In these times, ideal for the screenplay of that old classic flick, 'It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World',let us raise a toast (of American bourbon?) to Thucydides, who lived 2,500 years ago in faraway Greece and perhaps could see what was coming.
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Anthropic Says AI Chatbots Can Change Values and Beliefs of Heavy Users
Anthropic’s new study has found some concerning evidence. The artificial intelligence (AI) firm has found “disempowerment patterns,” which are described as instances where a conversation with an AI chatbot can result in undermining users’ own decision-making and judgment. The work, which draws on analysis of real AI conversations and is det...
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Blog | "Hamberder" To "Furniture Of Children", Trump And His 'Unpresidented' English
Time and again, Donald Trump has proven that he possesses the best words. They just aren't always the ones in the dictionary.
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Blog | Sunetra Pawar: From Behind The Scenes To Pinnacle Of Power
Right now, the spotlight is not on a seasoned politician from the Pawar family, but a face that has spent decades observing the machinery of governance from behind the scenes: Sunetra Pawar, affectionately known as 'vahini' (sister-in-law).
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Blog | "I'll Be Chief Minister, You'll See": The Many Dreams Of Ajit Pawar
Ajit Pawar, unlike most other politicians who mask their pursuit of power with pious claims of 'public service', wore his ambition on his sleeve.
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Blog | Saraswati Puja, Then And Now: A Reporter's Bhojshala Diary
I went to Dhar on a Friday as a reporter with a to-do list: battery checks, mic levels, call-time reminders, and the unspoken rule that you must stand steady even when the ground inside you shifts.
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Opinion: Trump's Greenland Fixation Exposes NATO's Faultlines
Many critics of NATO argue that it has outlived much of its original utility because it was designed for a world that no longer exists.
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Blog | Parasakthi Delivers A Fiery Political Statement
Parasakthi. The Supreme Power. Sivaji Ganesan's Parasakthi in 1952 showcased Dravidian ideology and created a cultural movement in Tamil Nadu.
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Can ChatGPT Health Really Help You? "AI Lacks Clinical Judgment," Doctors Warn
According to the OpenAI blog post, health is one of the most common ways people use ChatGPT. ChatGPT Health will allow users to prepare for appointments, give health-related advice and also recommend suitable health insurance.
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Blog | Madhav Gadgil: The 'Durable Optimist' Who Believed Science, Too, Has Obligations
Gadgil, despite decades of frustration and bureaucratic sidelining, believed that people could organise, that knowledge could travel, and that democracy, however delayed, could still correct its course.
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Blog | A Story Not Told in 'Ikkis': What Arun Khetarpal Did With His Rs 685 Army Salary
Four months after young Arun wrote a moving letter to his grandfather, he was martyred on December 16, the last day of the 1971 Indo-Pak war.
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Agastya Nanda Weighs In On Bachchan-Kapoor Legacy: "I'm My Father's Son First"
"I think my surname is Nanda because I'm my father's son first," said Agastya Nanda
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World Introvert Day 2026: A Day To Appreciate The Unique Qualities And Strengths Of Introverts
World Introvert Day recognises their strengths and encourages them to embrace their natural tendencies. The day also clarifies that introverts are not necessarily shy or antisocial.
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Blog | Rahul vs Priyanka? Not Really
The rumours about apower struggle within the Congress may just be that: rumours. For now, there is no vacancy in the Congress.
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Blog | Salman Khan, Now Rohit Shetty: The Bishnoi Threat Isn't New For Bollywood
The recent attacks on Rohit Shetty and Salman Khan have rekindled flashes from a chapter many thought had long been buried.
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Blog | Trump And Tariffs: With The US Deal, Has India Bucked Thucydides' Famous Adage?
In these times, ideal for the screenplay of that old classic flick, 'It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World',let us raise a toast (of American bourbon?) to Thucydides, who lived 2,500 years ago in faraway Greece and perhaps could see what was coming.
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Anthropic Says AI Chatbots Can Change Values and Beliefs of Heavy Users
Anthropic’s new study has found some concerning evidence. The artificial intelligence (AI) firm has found “disempowerment patterns,” which are described as instances where a conversation with an AI chatbot can result in undermining users’ own decision-making and judgment. The work, which draws on analysis of real AI conversations and is det...
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Blog | "Hamberder" To "Furniture Of Children", Trump And His 'Unpresidented' English
Time and again, Donald Trump has proven that he possesses the best words. They just aren't always the ones in the dictionary.
-
Blog | Sunetra Pawar: From Behind The Scenes To Pinnacle Of Power
Right now, the spotlight is not on a seasoned politician from the Pawar family, but a face that has spent decades observing the machinery of governance from behind the scenes: Sunetra Pawar, affectionately known as 'vahini' (sister-in-law).
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Blog | "I'll Be Chief Minister, You'll See": The Many Dreams Of Ajit Pawar
Ajit Pawar, unlike most other politicians who mask their pursuit of power with pious claims of 'public service', wore his ambition on his sleeve.
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Blog | Saraswati Puja, Then And Now: A Reporter's Bhojshala Diary
I went to Dhar on a Friday as a reporter with a to-do list: battery checks, mic levels, call-time reminders, and the unspoken rule that you must stand steady even when the ground inside you shifts.
-
Opinion: Trump's Greenland Fixation Exposes NATO's Faultlines
Many critics of NATO argue that it has outlived much of its original utility because it was designed for a world that no longer exists.
-
Blog | Parasakthi Delivers A Fiery Political Statement
Parasakthi. The Supreme Power. Sivaji Ganesan's Parasakthi in 1952 showcased Dravidian ideology and created a cultural movement in Tamil Nadu.
-
Can ChatGPT Health Really Help You? "AI Lacks Clinical Judgment," Doctors Warn
According to the OpenAI blog post, health is one of the most common ways people use ChatGPT. ChatGPT Health will allow users to prepare for appointments, give health-related advice and also recommend suitable health insurance.
-
Blog | Madhav Gadgil: The 'Durable Optimist' Who Believed Science, Too, Has Obligations
Gadgil, despite decades of frustration and bureaucratic sidelining, believed that people could organise, that knowledge could travel, and that democracy, however delayed, could still correct its course.
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Blog | A Story Not Told in 'Ikkis': What Arun Khetarpal Did With His Rs 685 Army Salary
Four months after young Arun wrote a moving letter to his grandfather, he was martyred on December 16, the last day of the 1971 Indo-Pak war.
-
Agastya Nanda Weighs In On Bachchan-Kapoor Legacy: "I'm My Father's Son First"
"I think my surname is Nanda because I'm my father's son first," said Agastya Nanda
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World Introvert Day 2026: A Day To Appreciate The Unique Qualities And Strengths Of Introverts
World Introvert Day recognises their strengths and encourages them to embrace their natural tendencies. The day also clarifies that introverts are not necessarily shy or antisocial.
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Blog | Rahul vs Priyanka? Not Really
The rumours about apower struggle within the Congress may just be that: rumours. For now, there is no vacancy in the Congress.
