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Lizzo Explains The Powerful Meaning Behind Her New Album, Bitch
Instead of changing who she is, Lizzo says the new album, Bitch, is about taking back control of her own story after years of public opinions and criticism.
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Opinion | Partnerships That Deliver: India And Denmark's Collaboration On Environment In Action
At its core, the India and Denmark partnership is not organised around projects, but around systems thinking. It brings together Denmark's experience of managing water as a regulated, efficiency-driven public service with India's scale and urgency of
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Despite Growing Revolt In Trinamool , No Sign of Introspection by Mamata Banerjee
After its Bengal poll setback, the Trinamool Congress faces growing internal revolt, public criticism, and resignations. Leaders allege centralisation, organisational decay, and disconnect from workers, even as critics question the lack of introspect
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"Giribala Singh A Criminal Mind With Law Experience": Shobhaa De On Twisha Sharma Case
In an exclusive interview with NDTV's Shiv Aroor, De takes a hard and unsparing look at the shocking case and mother-in-law Giribala Singh's actions
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Will Phil Foden Make England's World Cup Squad? Thomas Tuchel's Decision Explained
Will Phil Foden make England’s 2026 World Cup squad? Examining Thomas Tuchel’s decision and the latest selection outlook.
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Opinion | Jyoti Basu To 'Bhaipo': BJP's New Bengal Strategy Turns To Image Politics
At this stage, the BJP's immediate objective seems to be to dismantle the carefully built public image of both Mamata Banerjee and Abhishek Banerjee.
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Dianna Russini Spotted With Husband Kevin Goldschmidt As NFL Fans Erupt Again Over Mike Vrabel Controversy
Dianna Russini and husband Kevin Goldschmidt were spotted together during a Mother’s Day outing in New Jersey as NFL fans once again reacted strongly to the ongoing Mike Vrabel controversy surrounding the veteran NFL insider.
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KC Venugopal "Way Ahead" In Kerala Chief Minister Race, Swearing In Next Week
The UDF secured a big win in the 140 seat-House, picking up 63 on its own and 102 with allies like the Indian Union Muslim League (22) and Kerala Congress (seven).
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Opinion | With Raghav Chadha, AAP Is Facing A Kind Of Crisis Nobody Expected It To Face
Kejriwal built something genuinely remarkable from a public movement. But movements require oxygen - dissent, debate, and distributed leadership. What AAP has now is a closed room with one man at the centre.
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Drunk Man Gropes Woman At Bar, Husband Knocks Him Down | Viral Video
A viral video showing a man knocking out a bar patron after his wife was allegedly groped has sparked intense debate online, with opinions split over whether the act was justified self defence or excessive force.
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Opinion | When Politicians Lose Sense Of Propriety
Two recent statements by renpwned politicians are not isolated gaffes. They are symptoms of a larger degradation in public discourse where outrage replaces argument, and insult substitutes ideology
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Opinion | How A War Destroyed America's Strongest Financial Weapon, Built Over 50 Years
America's own Secretary of State has publicly conceded that its most powerful financial weapon may be obsolete within five years.
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Opinion | PM Modi's 'Jhalmuri' Moment: When The Snack Becomes The Story
While barnstorming in West Bengal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, at a public stall in Jhargram, Purulia, ate jhalmuri.
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Trump's "Bold, Loyal" Praise For Israel Amid Ceasefire With Lebanon
The comments came a day after Trump told Israel that it is "prohibited" from bombing Lebanon and said "enough is enough."
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Trump Insists On Hormuz Opening As He Escalates Iran Threats
US president Donald Trump in recent weeks has said an agreement on the strait wasn't among his core prerequisites for ending the conflict.
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Lizzo Explains The Powerful Meaning Behind Her New Album, Bitch
Instead of changing who she is, Lizzo says the new album, Bitch, is about taking back control of her own story after years of public opinions and criticism.
-
Opinion | Partnerships That Deliver: India And Denmark's Collaboration On Environment In Action
At its core, the India and Denmark partnership is not organised around projects, but around systems thinking. It brings together Denmark's experience of managing water as a regulated, efficiency-driven public service with India's scale and urgency of
-
Despite Growing Revolt In Trinamool , No Sign of Introspection by Mamata Banerjee
After its Bengal poll setback, the Trinamool Congress faces growing internal revolt, public criticism, and resignations. Leaders allege centralisation, organisational decay, and disconnect from workers, even as critics question the lack of introspect
-
"Giribala Singh A Criminal Mind With Law Experience": Shobhaa De On Twisha Sharma Case
In an exclusive interview with NDTV's Shiv Aroor, De takes a hard and unsparing look at the shocking case and mother-in-law Giribala Singh's actions
-
Will Phil Foden Make England's World Cup Squad? Thomas Tuchel's Decision Explained
Will Phil Foden make England’s 2026 World Cup squad? Examining Thomas Tuchel’s decision and the latest selection outlook.
-
Opinion | Jyoti Basu To 'Bhaipo': BJP's New Bengal Strategy Turns To Image Politics
At this stage, the BJP's immediate objective seems to be to dismantle the carefully built public image of both Mamata Banerjee and Abhishek Banerjee.
-
Dianna Russini Spotted With Husband Kevin Goldschmidt As NFL Fans Erupt Again Over Mike Vrabel Controversy
Dianna Russini and husband Kevin Goldschmidt were spotted together during a Mother’s Day outing in New Jersey as NFL fans once again reacted strongly to the ongoing Mike Vrabel controversy surrounding the veteran NFL insider.
-
KC Venugopal "Way Ahead" In Kerala Chief Minister Race, Swearing In Next Week
The UDF secured a big win in the 140 seat-House, picking up 63 on its own and 102 with allies like the Indian Union Muslim League (22) and Kerala Congress (seven).
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Opinion | With Raghav Chadha, AAP Is Facing A Kind Of Crisis Nobody Expected It To Face
Kejriwal built something genuinely remarkable from a public movement. But movements require oxygen - dissent, debate, and distributed leadership. What AAP has now is a closed room with one man at the centre.
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Drunk Man Gropes Woman At Bar, Husband Knocks Him Down | Viral Video
A viral video showing a man knocking out a bar patron after his wife was allegedly groped has sparked intense debate online, with opinions split over whether the act was justified self defence or excessive force.
-
Opinion | When Politicians Lose Sense Of Propriety
Two recent statements by renpwned politicians are not isolated gaffes. They are symptoms of a larger degradation in public discourse where outrage replaces argument, and insult substitutes ideology
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Opinion | How A War Destroyed America's Strongest Financial Weapon, Built Over 50 Years
America's own Secretary of State has publicly conceded that its most powerful financial weapon may be obsolete within five years.
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Opinion | PM Modi's 'Jhalmuri' Moment: When The Snack Becomes The Story
While barnstorming in West Bengal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, at a public stall in Jhargram, Purulia, ate jhalmuri.
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Trump's "Bold, Loyal" Praise For Israel Amid Ceasefire With Lebanon
The comments came a day after Trump told Israel that it is "prohibited" from bombing Lebanon and said "enough is enough."
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Trump Insists On Hormuz Opening As He Escalates Iran Threats
US president Donald Trump in recent weeks has said an agreement on the strait wasn't among his core prerequisites for ending the conflict.
