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Blog | Instagram Friends, Then Humiliation: On The Tragic Death Of Two School Students In Hyderabad
The deaths by suicide of two young Class X students in Hyderabad, who studied in the same school, within five days of each other, is a stark example of precisely that world.
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Blog | Saiyaara, And The Taming Of The Tortured-Male-Rockstar
Mohit Suri's film flips the script, in that it allows the girl to bypass conventions and extract an Aditya Chopra hero, prone to seeing the divine in the person he loves, from Sandeep Reddy Vanga's universe of God-complexed lovers.
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Blog | Sky-High Rent, Choked Roads: How Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi Became India's Chaos Capitals
Your office may be cool and your home furnishings plush, but there is little you can do about the confusion outside.
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Blog | 'Backbenchers', Beware Of The Great Seat Shuffle
There's a quiet revolution brewing in the classrooms of Chhattisgarh, and no, it's not a surprise test. In a curious move, a government school in the state has decided to eliminate backbenchers by rotating seating arrangements regularly.
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India Champions vs South Africa Champions Highlights, WCL 2025: AB De Villiers Rolls Back The Years, Powers SA To Victory Over Yuvraj's India
India Champions vs South Africa Champions, WCL 2025 Highlights: AB de Villiers smashed 63 off just 30 balls to help his team post a big first innings score.
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DuckDuckGo Introduces New Filter That Hides AI-Generated Images in Search Results
DuckDuckGo, the privacy-focused search engine, is now letting users hide artificial intelligence (AI)-generated images. Last week, the Pennsylvania, US-based company announced a new filter on its image search interface that can hide AI images so users can only browse real or non-synthetic photos. The filter is based on a large list of websites and ...
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Blog | Hey Bollywood, What Is It With The 'Bong Babe' Fetish?
Unlike what might be suggested, 'liberalism' is not stuffed in our potatoes, nor is it a virus Bengali women are born with. One is not born but becomes Rani Chatterjee or Madhu Bose.
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Blog | From A Goldman Sachs Job To OnlyFans, The Lure Of The 'Creator Economy'
The rise of the creator economy has subtly brutalised the psyche of the toppers, the achievers, the ones who did everything right. Their skills and knowledge are barely valued in a world where content outperforms competence.
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Blog | Witch, Warrior, Woman: Radhika Apte Is Done Playing Nice
Apte is a phenomenon - an actor whose range, though often confined to the thematic corridors of thriller and horror, quietly defies the limitations imposed by the very industry that should champion her.
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Blog | The Longest Fight: The Unseen Struggles To Save Nimisha Priya In Yemen
The case of Nimisha Priya, an Indian nurse from Kollankod in Kerala's Palakkad district, sentenced to death in Yemen, is not just a legal battle-it is a deeply human story of a mother's tears, a daughter's suffering, and a society's moral conscience.
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Blog | Deporting Elon Musk? What Happens If Trump Actually Does It
Let's be honest - scrolling through an endless stream of headlines can feel like deja vu on loop. After a while, every story starts to blur, your eyes glaze over, and your brain is begging for something that actually makes you sit up straight.
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Blog | Goondaism To Corruption, 'Mango' Mishra Is All That's Wrong With Bengal
A priest's son who became a lawyer bunks the courtroom, takes on a handout job, and aims to make money through bribes. This is not just corruption, but a deep rot.
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Blog | Dharavi To Bollywood: Journey Of Jameel Shah, India's Dance Shoemaker
In the heart of Mumbai's sprawling slum, Dharavi, in its narrow but resilient alleys, one man is stitching dreams into leather. The story of Jameel Shah is nothing short of extraordinary.
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Blog | Confessions Of A Superstar: The Aamir Khan We Never Knew
In the last couple of months, the actor, known to be distant and media-wary, has been everywhere. Wearing basic round neck t-shirts and thick-rimmed glasses, he has talked for hours about himself without hesitation or annoyance. But why?
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YouTube Exemption From Australian Teen Social Media Ban Opposed by Regulator
Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, called on the government to reverse its controversial exemption for YouTube from a social media ban for under-16s. In a blog post, YouTube said Inman Grant’s comments ignored the benefits YouTube offered to school students and teachers.
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Blog | Instagram Friends, Then Humiliation: On The Tragic Death Of Two School Students In Hyderabad
The deaths by suicide of two young Class X students in Hyderabad, who studied in the same school, within five days of each other, is a stark example of precisely that world.
-
Blog | Saiyaara, And The Taming Of The Tortured-Male-Rockstar
Mohit Suri's film flips the script, in that it allows the girl to bypass conventions and extract an Aditya Chopra hero, prone to seeing the divine in the person he loves, from Sandeep Reddy Vanga's universe of God-complexed lovers.
-
Blog | Sky-High Rent, Choked Roads: How Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi Became India's Chaos Capitals
Your office may be cool and your home furnishings plush, but there is little you can do about the confusion outside.
-
Blog | 'Backbenchers', Beware Of The Great Seat Shuffle
There's a quiet revolution brewing in the classrooms of Chhattisgarh, and no, it's not a surprise test. In a curious move, a government school in the state has decided to eliminate backbenchers by rotating seating arrangements regularly.
-
India Champions vs South Africa Champions Highlights, WCL 2025: AB De Villiers Rolls Back The Years, Powers SA To Victory Over Yuvraj's India
India Champions vs South Africa Champions, WCL 2025 Highlights: AB de Villiers smashed 63 off just 30 balls to help his team post a big first innings score.
-
DuckDuckGo Introduces New Filter That Hides AI-Generated Images in Search Results
DuckDuckGo, the privacy-focused search engine, is now letting users hide artificial intelligence (AI)-generated images. Last week, the Pennsylvania, US-based company announced a new filter on its image search interface that can hide AI images so users can only browse real or non-synthetic photos. The filter is based on a large list of websites and ...
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Blog | Hey Bollywood, What Is It With The 'Bong Babe' Fetish?
Unlike what might be suggested, 'liberalism' is not stuffed in our potatoes, nor is it a virus Bengali women are born with. One is not born but becomes Rani Chatterjee or Madhu Bose.
-
Blog | From A Goldman Sachs Job To OnlyFans, The Lure Of The 'Creator Economy'
The rise of the creator economy has subtly brutalised the psyche of the toppers, the achievers, the ones who did everything right. Their skills and knowledge are barely valued in a world where content outperforms competence.
-
Blog | Witch, Warrior, Woman: Radhika Apte Is Done Playing Nice
Apte is a phenomenon - an actor whose range, though often confined to the thematic corridors of thriller and horror, quietly defies the limitations imposed by the very industry that should champion her.
-
Blog | The Longest Fight: The Unseen Struggles To Save Nimisha Priya In Yemen
The case of Nimisha Priya, an Indian nurse from Kollankod in Kerala's Palakkad district, sentenced to death in Yemen, is not just a legal battle-it is a deeply human story of a mother's tears, a daughter's suffering, and a society's moral conscience.
-
Blog | Deporting Elon Musk? What Happens If Trump Actually Does It
Let's be honest - scrolling through an endless stream of headlines can feel like deja vu on loop. After a while, every story starts to blur, your eyes glaze over, and your brain is begging for something that actually makes you sit up straight.
-
Blog | Goondaism To Corruption, 'Mango' Mishra Is All That's Wrong With Bengal
A priest's son who became a lawyer bunks the courtroom, takes on a handout job, and aims to make money through bribes. This is not just corruption, but a deep rot.
-
Blog | Dharavi To Bollywood: Journey Of Jameel Shah, India's Dance Shoemaker
In the heart of Mumbai's sprawling slum, Dharavi, in its narrow but resilient alleys, one man is stitching dreams into leather. The story of Jameel Shah is nothing short of extraordinary.
-
Blog | Confessions Of A Superstar: The Aamir Khan We Never Knew
In the last couple of months, the actor, known to be distant and media-wary, has been everywhere. Wearing basic round neck t-shirts and thick-rimmed glasses, he has talked for hours about himself without hesitation or annoyance. But why?
-
YouTube Exemption From Australian Teen Social Media Ban Opposed by Regulator
Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, called on the government to reverse its controversial exemption for YouTube from a social media ban for under-16s. In a blog post, YouTube said Inman Grant’s comments ignored the benefits YouTube offered to school students and teachers.
