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Rage Booking: Why Burnt-Out Professionals Are Booking Trips In 'Anger'
Rage booking reflects a broader transformation in human behaviour. Travel is increasingly being used as a form of emotional maintenance.
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Woman Strangles Son, 8, Over Dirtied Clothes, Missing Books In Gurugram: Cops
The woman who was arrested for allegedly killing her 8-year-old son revealed that she committed the crime in a fit of rage when he returned home from school in dirtied clothes and two of his books were missing, police said on Thursday.
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For Tirupati Temple Visit, Booking Quota Increased Again In A Fortnight
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam temple: Amid the raging COVID-19 pandemic, the temple board has increased the quota of online booking for darshan by 3,000. This is the second time in the last fortnight that the temple authorities have raised the darshan quota since the famous shrine reopened on June 11.
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After Pregnant Elephant's Death, Kerala Promises Strict Action
Amid the outpouring of rage and grief for the pregnant elephant that died after eating a cracker-filled fruit, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has promised "strict action" against the people responsible. "The Forest Department is probing the case and the culprits will be brought to book," he was quoted as saying by news agency ANI.
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Naseeruddin Shah Turning Into Pak Agent From "Sarfarosh", Says BJP Leader
When veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah claimed that India has turned into a land where the cow is given more importance than a policeman, he did not know that it would give rise to a raging controversy. Some called him a traitor, another booked him a flight ticket to Karachi, and now, a BJP politician from Uttar Pradesh has rummaged through the actor'...
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"This Book Is In Public Interest, Not Revenge": Imran Khan's Ex-Wife Reham Khan
With controversy raging over leaked extracts of her upcoming tell-all book, Reham Khan, the former wife Pakistani cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan, has told NDTV she believes it serves a public interest. The leaks ahead of the country's general elections next month, are just a coincidence, she said.
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'Regretting Motherhood' Debate Rages In Germany
Is it possible to regret becoming a mother? The question first posed by an Israeli researcher has stirred a debate in Germany like in no other country, shattering a long-held taboo.
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Opposition, Experts Back President's Call For Changes In 'Archaic' Penal Code
Amid a raging debate on JNU students' union president Kanhaiya Kumar being booked for sedition, President Pranab Mukherjee has called for changes to the 'archaic' India Penal Code which he says has undergone a very few changes.
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'Worst Serial Killer In History,' Who Fed Prostitutes To Pigs, Sparks Rage By Publishing Book
Robert Pickton sat in a Vancouver jail cell and lamented that his quest to kill 50 women had come up just short.
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On Facebook, Tamil Author Says He is Dead, Will Write No More
Perumal Murugan, a 48-year-old Tamil author, has said he will not write anymore and has withdrawn all the seven books and four short story and poetry collections he has written so far.
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Perumal Murugan: Living Death Of A Writer
Perumal Murugan, a Tamil Nadu-based writer, has decided not to write anymore, and has withdrawn all his books. His decision comes on the back of raging protests against his latest book, 'Madhorubagan', by Hindu and caste-based outfits.
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Salman Rushdie releases memoirs as anti-Islam film protests rage
As violent protests over a US-made film rock the Muslim world, Salman Rushdie publishes his account on Tuesday of the decade he spent in hiding while under a fatwa for his book The Satanic Verses.
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Obama apologises for Quran burning in Afghanistan
President Barack Obama apologised on Thursday for the burning of copies of the Muslim holy book at a US military base this week, as violent protests raging nationwide led a man dressed in an Afghan army uniform to kill two US troops. The Afghans' furious response to the Quran burning - three days of riots in several cities nationwide - reflected th...
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Controversy over who kept Salman Rushdie out of Jaipur Literature Festival
The literary fest in Jaipur is drawing big crowds, but also bigger controversies, courtesy Salman Rushdie. The heated debate over several authors reading from his The Satanic Verses, a book banned in India, is still raging and so is the one on what kept Mr Rushdie away from the festival.
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Police demand tapes of reading from Rushdie's 'Satanic Verses'; some authors leave LitFest
A day after author Salman Rushdie made it clear that he would not be coming to India, alleging that he was told that underworld hitmen were out to get him, the raging debate at the Jaipur Literature Festival is still on. The police have now asked for the tape recordings of author Amitava Kumar who read out excerpts from Mr Rushdie's controversial b...
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Rage Booking: Why Burnt-Out Professionals Are Booking Trips In 'Anger'
Rage booking reflects a broader transformation in human behaviour. Travel is increasingly being used as a form of emotional maintenance.
-
Woman Strangles Son, 8, Over Dirtied Clothes, Missing Books In Gurugram: Cops
The woman who was arrested for allegedly killing her 8-year-old son revealed that she committed the crime in a fit of rage when he returned home from school in dirtied clothes and two of his books were missing, police said on Thursday.
-
For Tirupati Temple Visit, Booking Quota Increased Again In A Fortnight
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam temple: Amid the raging COVID-19 pandemic, the temple board has increased the quota of online booking for darshan by 3,000. This is the second time in the last fortnight that the temple authorities have raised the darshan quota since the famous shrine reopened on June 11.
-
After Pregnant Elephant's Death, Kerala Promises Strict Action
Amid the outpouring of rage and grief for the pregnant elephant that died after eating a cracker-filled fruit, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has promised "strict action" against the people responsible. "The Forest Department is probing the case and the culprits will be brought to book," he was quoted as saying by news agency ANI.
-
Naseeruddin Shah Turning Into Pak Agent From "Sarfarosh", Says BJP Leader
When veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah claimed that India has turned into a land where the cow is given more importance than a policeman, he did not know that it would give rise to a raging controversy. Some called him a traitor, another booked him a flight ticket to Karachi, and now, a BJP politician from Uttar Pradesh has rummaged through the actor'...
-
"This Book Is In Public Interest, Not Revenge": Imran Khan's Ex-Wife Reham Khan
With controversy raging over leaked extracts of her upcoming tell-all book, Reham Khan, the former wife Pakistani cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan, has told NDTV she believes it serves a public interest. The leaks ahead of the country's general elections next month, are just a coincidence, she said.
-
'Regretting Motherhood' Debate Rages In Germany
Is it possible to regret becoming a mother? The question first posed by an Israeli researcher has stirred a debate in Germany like in no other country, shattering a long-held taboo.
-
Opposition, Experts Back President's Call For Changes In 'Archaic' Penal Code
Amid a raging debate on JNU students' union president Kanhaiya Kumar being booked for sedition, President Pranab Mukherjee has called for changes to the 'archaic' India Penal Code which he says has undergone a very few changes.
-
'Worst Serial Killer In History,' Who Fed Prostitutes To Pigs, Sparks Rage By Publishing Book
Robert Pickton sat in a Vancouver jail cell and lamented that his quest to kill 50 women had come up just short.
-
On Facebook, Tamil Author Says He is Dead, Will Write No More
Perumal Murugan, a 48-year-old Tamil author, has said he will not write anymore and has withdrawn all the seven books and four short story and poetry collections he has written so far.
-
Perumal Murugan: Living Death Of A Writer
Perumal Murugan, a Tamil Nadu-based writer, has decided not to write anymore, and has withdrawn all his books. His decision comes on the back of raging protests against his latest book, 'Madhorubagan', by Hindu and caste-based outfits.
-
Salman Rushdie releases memoirs as anti-Islam film protests rage
As violent protests over a US-made film rock the Muslim world, Salman Rushdie publishes his account on Tuesday of the decade he spent in hiding while under a fatwa for his book The Satanic Verses.
-
Obama apologises for Quran burning in Afghanistan
President Barack Obama apologised on Thursday for the burning of copies of the Muslim holy book at a US military base this week, as violent protests raging nationwide led a man dressed in an Afghan army uniform to kill two US troops. The Afghans' furious response to the Quran burning - three days of riots in several cities nationwide - reflected th...
-
Controversy over who kept Salman Rushdie out of Jaipur Literature Festival
The literary fest in Jaipur is drawing big crowds, but also bigger controversies, courtesy Salman Rushdie. The heated debate over several authors reading from his The Satanic Verses, a book banned in India, is still raging and so is the one on what kept Mr Rushdie away from the festival.
-
Police demand tapes of reading from Rushdie's 'Satanic Verses'; some authors leave LitFest
A day after author Salman Rushdie made it clear that he would not be coming to India, alleging that he was told that underworld hitmen were out to get him, the raging debate at the Jaipur Literature Festival is still on. The police have now asked for the tape recordings of author Amitava Kumar who read out excerpts from Mr Rushdie's controversial b...
