Israel prepares a hostage release plan as international leaders call for humanitarian aid and reconstruction.
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President Trump, with an eye on the Nobel Peace Prize to be announced on Friday, has said he may travel to the Middle East on the weekend.
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Both Mahagathbandhan and the NDA are locked in endless talks with their allies for the 243 seats with each party trying to one-up the other
RSS at 100
A century after its founding, the RSS has transformed from a small volunteer group into a complex, multi-branched organisation.
The Far-Right ministers in his government are opposing the ceasefire, as they see this as an opportunity to fulfil the Biblical promise of creating a Greater Israel.
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Another Mental Health Day is coming up. Increasing awareness must be matched with improving access to mental health services
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How do people deal with the unbearable emptiness of being when the system commodifies everything, including love, sex and companionship?
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In Indian prisons, where the incarcerated are robbed of basic human dignity, conversations about mental health are a formidable challenge.
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India is home to over 700 Scheduled Tribe communities, along with many unrecognised groups that form a vital part of the country’s indigenous populations. It raises a crucial question—does tribal mental health even exist as a recognised concept?
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The author, who spent 10 years in jail, details the painful experiences of the inmates and the cold attitude of the authorities
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What is the link between creativity and mental health? A journey through words, silence, and survival.
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About one crore Indians over 60 years old have dementia. But the availability of services does not match the demand
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Lack of freedom of choice and agency—mental health fallouts for the rural youth.
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Exploring the connection between mental health and creativity. A first-person account.
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Why does the American-Indian community remain indifferent and silent when the US President seems determined to demolish Narendra Modi?
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A protest on September 24 in Ladakh was meant to press the Centre for talks on statehood and Sixth Schedule status, but turned violent leaving four people dead and nearly 90 injured
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One seeks similarities to make different places familiar and to find a common humanity.
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Zubeen Garg’s ability to influence people, and to mobilise compassion and empathy is unmatched in recent memory, beyond the global celebrity of Michael Jackson or the magnetism of Princess Diana
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The rise in cases shows that without reforms in how cases are investigated, prosecuted, and prevented, India risks repeating the same tragedies year after year.
China currently produces over 90% of the world’s processed rare earths and magnets, which are critical components in electric vehicles, aircraft engines, and radar systems.
India vs South Africa, Women's ODI World Cup 2025: Nadine de Klerk played a starring role as SA-W defeated IND-W by three wickets in Visakhapatnam. Get IND-W vs SA-W highlights here
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With ‘Synonyms’, ‘Ahed’s Knee’ and ‘Yes!’, Lapid drives a scalpel through his nation’s blind spot
Lakshmipriya Devi's ability to present serious issues from Manipur through a young boy’s journey, while still sustaining the political urgency, is what makes the film stand out.
Bisan Owda’s Emmy-Winning Documentary shows how Palestinian journalists are setting the narrative straight with their cameras and indomitable spirits.
Artist Frans O. Al-Salmi and photojournalist Ismail Abu Hatab, through their art and photographs, were sharing the misery of Gaza with the world, until their lives were cut short by Israeli airstrikes June 30
Lakshmipriya Devi's ability to present serious issues from Manipur through a young boy’s journey, while still sustaining the political urgency, is what makes the film stand out.
Bisan Owda’s Emmy-Winning Documentary shows how Palestinian journalists are setting the narrative straight with their cameras and indomitable spirits.
Artist Frans O. Al-Salmi and photojournalist Ismail Abu Hatab, through their art and photographs, were sharing the misery of Gaza with the world, until their lives were cut short by Israeli airstrikes June 30
Several moments in Madharaasi, recently released on Amazon Prime, echo a snake and ladder dance between life and death.
‘Jhumkewali’ is both memory and mirror: the play transports one to the 70s, even if they’ve never personally witnessed the 70s. The play offers a delicate assertion and exploration of the idea that the first person to sell jhumkas on the train must have been a woman in love.
A decade later, Talvar feels almost clairvoyant. As true crime shows now top trends and every tragedy comes prepackaged for streaming, Talvar (2015) serves as a reminder that art can be responsible even when reality isn’t.
The rain is a recurring motif in Hindi cinema since the 40s and looks like it’s going nowhere.
Creating a hierarchy between the lead pair (Janhvi Kapoor and Varun Dhawan) and a corresponding second pair (Sanya Malhotra and Rohit Saraf) is narratively and cinematically detrimental to Shashank Khaitan’s film.
The drama foregrounds the irreverent conversations between the women in the film, which hint at a sequestered past dictated by societal and religious norms—the impact of which sustains via suppressed autonomy in their choices and behaviour.
Compared to Kantara, where catharsis defined stakes, Chapter 1 dazzles in scope but flirts dangerously with spectacle over depth. For Kannada cinema, it is a triumph—but the writing remains curious, yet largely lukewarm.
This slow whodunnit still has moments to love—red herrings and cracks notwithstanding.
Raavan has remained the quintessential villain in our cinema. It’s time to look beyond the binaries and explore his multifaceted character
In 2025, Zuckerberg still insists that The Social Network (2010) misrepresents him. The irony endures: an entire film built on the very ‘data’ of his life—creatively altered, without his approval.
In Ghaati, Anushka Shetty plays Sheelavathi, a fighter but also a lover. Together with Desi Raju, her man (played by Vikram Prabhu), they are the protectors of the Ghaatis.
In the rush to harness Alzheimer’s for guaranteed pathos, Bollywood often reduces the condition to a narrative convenience. And while this may deliver a high-voltage climax, it rarely does justice to the lived reality of dementia.
Zubeen Garg’s ability to influence people, and to mobilise compassion and empathy is unmatched in recent memory, beyond the global celebrity of Michael Jackson or the magnetism of Princess Diana
This eight-episode Netflix series delicately upends our notion of maternal care, infusing ambiguity and roguery in the process of mothering.
On his 118th birth anniversary, Bhagat Singh continues to be celebrated on screens, stages, songs, streets—caught between the definitions of martyr and thinker, patriot and radical, spectacle and symbol.
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In a world of blue ticks and typing dots, choosing to slow down our replies is not neglect, it’s a radical act of care.
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Restaurateurs Prateek and Priyam, the duo behind Café Dalí and VINCI, return with a new venture that celebrates simple pleasures—good coffee, hearty sandwiches, and cocktails served with soul.
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From being worn by fishermen and farmers in India’s Southern Coast to royals and elites, Rahul Mishra’s new drop brings a ‘fresh’ perspective on the simple home-spun Madras Checks, re-imagined into ready-to-wear pieces
