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Nashik astrologer Ashok Kharat's case takes shocking twist: Plastic snakes, tiger-skin fabric, used to terrorise clients; sold Rs 1,00,000 ‘energised stones’Ashok Kharat viral video: Nashik's influential astrologer Ashok Kharat's case has taken a shocking turn as police revealed the self-styled ...- Maharashtra's 'Epstein Files': Nashik's influential astrologer Ashok Kharat, ex Merchant Navy officer, raped and blackmailed women; police found 58 videosAn influential astrologer in Maharashtra's Nashik, Ashok Kharat, has been arrested for raping and blackmailing multiple women under the gar...
- 'Special rituals to lift curse': Kerala temple administrator accused of raping Bengaluru woman under 'black magic' pretextA Bengaluru woman's quest for peace turned horrific when a Kerala temple administrator, Arun T A, exploited her vulnerability, claiming she...
- Balancing the ledger: Exploring the dynamics of Hindu mysticism and economic realitiesBrahmins and Kayasthas, with different origins, competed for court access. Kayasthas adapted to Persian and English, while Hinduism valued ...
- Sects appeal: Understanding cults and their enduring sinister attraction through 6 podcastsThese six podcasts come at the subject from multiple angles.
- Indian truckers say Hindenburg report a godsend in Adani disputeFor weeks, around 7,000 truck owners and drivers in India's Himachal Pradesh resorted to protest rallies against Adani's Dec. 15 decision t...
- Is Bitcoin the new shining gold?Bitcoin's exponential growth has given millennials access to a digital asset far more rewarding than gold. Bitcoin even at a code level is ...
- View: An augmented reality Thrissur Pooram in times of Covid, anyone?Could the Kumbh mela have been called off? It calls for considerable courage on the part of the political authority to stand up to and over...
- View: Covid-19 underlines vital significance of secularismThe Covid-19 pandemic serves to remind us that secularism is a vital ingredient of democracy and that it means not just separation of relig...
- How masonry built integration in IndiaThe ‘religion’ was good at building bonds within professional communities – the military, the business community, civil servants – which he...
- Poke me: Homegrown terrorism is class war, not war against Indian state. Do you agree?The interesting fact about Indian terrorists is how they buck the trend of global militancy—since their concerns have always been national ...
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