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‘19-minute viral video’ may have a shocking reality and it's more scary than you can imagineA "19-minute viral video" trend has gone viral on social media in the last few days. The trend has Indian social media buzzing, with confus...- Anti-colonialism, that is against, er, Indian colonistsIndians abroad are experiencing a shift from "model immigrant" status to facing xenophobia and backlash, attributed to their growing number...
- Woman holding baby allegedly beaten in Dombivli for saying 'excuse me' in English instead of MarathiTwo women, one carrying a baby, were allegedly beaten in Dombivli after saying "excuse me" in English instead of Marathi. The shocking inci...
- They married for a life abroad. But they never saw their husbands again.There are few specific legal remedies available to women whose husbands flee, and pursuing the men under more general laws can be difficult...
- How Van Gogh's 'Still Life, Vase With Daisies' & Poppies' became one of the best-selling artworks in historyIn 2014, Vincent Van Gogh's masterpiece, sold for $62 million at a New York auction house.
- Who's using condoms the most? Owaisi replies to Mohan Bhagwat on population controlThe remarks from Owaisi came days after Bhagwat had called for a comprehensive population policy to ensure that the rising population do no...
- In rare British mass shooting, gunman kills five, including 3-year-old girlMass shootings are rare in the United Kingdom, where gun ownership is relatively low, and Thursday's rampage was the worst such incident in...
- Frida Kahlo puzzle, CBD mask sprays: The sanity list that got us through 2020Here's looking at the best discoveries in a year that kept us indoors.
- Jan Morris, celebrated author and transgender pioneer, passes away at 94Morris had been in failing health.
- Nine women scientists who are doing phenomenal workThese nine women scientists have aimed for the moon, dissected the brain and shattered glass ceilings.
- Food in fables, folktales and epicsLittle do we realise that food has seeped into our consciousness at a very early age — through folktales, parables, fables, rhymes and bedt...
- Poetry flowed like blood and tears at a rally in Bengaluru this week to protest the murder of Gauri LankeshMany poets made the point that a defenceless woman was killed without her being given a chance to say anything at all.
- How Africans are battling deep-rooted prejudices and biases in IndiaThe African community may want to get on with life, and business — and the party. But it may not be quite that easy.
- Kerala woman protests in Delhi for CBI probe into Jayalalithaa's deathPooja, who claims to be in her 20s, calls herself a "one-woman army" and says she launched the protest to "express her gratitude" towards J...
- From Rooney to Socrates, football legends who "drank like devils and smoked like crazy"Despite a doctorate in medicine, Socrates liked to smoke, and drank “a little in the morning, then some more in the afternoon”.
- Hot-serving Cibulkova revels in stunning revenge over KerberTENNIS-WOMEN-FINALS-CIBULKOVA:Hot-serving Cibulkova revels in stunning revenge over Kerber
- 2014: A politically eventful year for IndiaThe states of Jharkahand, Maharashtra and Haryana witnessed a regime change and Jammu and Kashmir saw a hung Parliament in the recent elect...
- Delhi gang rape: Journalists face brunt of police action during protestsMediapersons, who were covering protests against the gang-rape of a young girl, today faced the brunt of police action with cops spraying w...
- Many Greater Noida missing farmers back in villageThe signs of the Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) brutally repressing agitating farmers in the villages of Bhatta and Parsaul near Noida...
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