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PTI : A police official pays tribute to the martyrs of 26/11 Mumbai terror attack during a programme marking the 17th anniversary of the attack.

President Droupadi Murmu and HMO Amit Shah Pay Tribute To The Martyrs Of 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attacks

BY Outlook News Desk

Outlook : For many believers, November 25, 2025 fulfilled a dream half a millennium old: the restoration of a temple at the place revered as the mythical birthplace of Lord Rama.

Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir Completes A Saga Of Faith And Fracture

BY Outlook News Desk

IMAGO / Imagebroker : Dharmendra reinvented the idea of the main protagonist, transforming from delicate to defiant, from the romantic dreamer to the embodiment of raw masculinity.

Dharmendra: The Man Of His Own Making

IMAGO / NurPhoto : Economy Workers are seen in an under construction site in Mumbai, India, 30 August, 2023.

India’s New Labour Codes Take Effect | All You Need To Know

BY Abhijay Vaish

Nahum Minz : Outlook Cover

Why India’s Constitution Still Matters: Federalism, Secularism And The Fight Over “We the People”

BY Outlook News Desk

Imago /Hindustan Times : Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa addressing a press conference over cloud seeding at Delhi Secretariat on July 1, 2025 in New Delhi, India. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) approved the Delhi government s plan to try artificial rain for immediate relief in case of worsening pollution levels in the national capital. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) had earlier approved the pilot project to try artificial rain. Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa announced the trial of artificial rain will be held between August 30 and September 10. The first artificial rain pilot project of the Delhi government is completely ready.

RTI Reveals Delhi Government Wastes ₹38 Lakh On Artificial Rain Experiment

BY Snehal Srivastava

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: Beyond Seizures: How India Is Reconsidering Its Approach to Epilepsy

Beyond Seizures: How India Is Reconsidering Its Approach to Epilepsy

BY Shillpi A Singh

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PTI : The by-election, which were held after Chief Minister Omar Abdullah had resigned from here to retain the Ganderbal seat, has not threatened the government’s stability; the NC-Congress alliance still commands the numbers to stay in power

Beleaguered NC Set to Deliberate Jammu & Kashmir Bypoll Debacle As Voters Demand Development

BY Ishfaq Naseem

Hindustan Times : Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann addressed the House on the second day of the Punjab Vidhan Sabha session on September 29, 2025 in Chandigarh, India.

Chandigarh In The Crossfire: Centre’s Proposed Amendment Rekindles Punjab’s Fear Of Power Shift

BY Ashwani Sharma

Facebook/Girish Mahajan : For many locals, actors and activists turned a civic complaint into a symbolic stand. If a public tree falls, what else can be lost in the name of ritual infrastructure?

Why Kumbh Mela In Nashik Threatens The City’s Green Heart And The Fight To Save It

BY Jinit Parmar

Imdb : Dharmendra with Hema Malini

Art & Entertainment

Why Dharmendra’s Finest Performances Still Outshine Bollywood’s Award Winners

BY Mukul Kesavan

Justice Pardiwala and Justice Mahadevan |

No More Pocket Veto: How Justice Pardiwala’s Judgment in TN Governor’s case Redefined Assent to Bills

BY Kumar Kartikeya

Facebook / Vinay Kumar : He will replace former MP and ex-CM Virbhadra Singh’s wife, Pratibha Singh, who was appointed to this post ahead of the 2022 assembly polls.

A Year Later, Cong Appointed Vinay Kumar As New PCC Chief

BY Ashwini Sharma

PTI : Dharmendra

Art & Entertainment

Remembering Dharmendra: The ‘Greek God’ Of Hindi Cinema

BY Roshmila Bhattacharya

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PTI : Nov. 24, 2025, Justice Surya Kant signs the documents after taking oath as the 53rd Chief Justice of India (CJI), at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi

Justice Surya Kant: 53rd Chief Justice Of India; Courter of Controversy

BY Avantika Mehta

Afsar Raj, Maha Jungle Raj’: Opposition Corners Nitish Govt Over VIP Leader’s Daylight Murder

Afsar Raj, Maha Jungle Raj’: Opposition Corners Nitish Govt Over VIP Leader’s Daylight Murder

BY Anwiti Singh

Bloomsbury India : Karno’s romance with Devaki begins with the charm of a Delhi monsoon encounter.

Book Review: Lonely People Meet by Sayantan Ghosh Explores Love, Memory, And Identity

BY Jinit Parmar

AHMED : Professor VK Tripathi

Culture & Society

The Pamphlet Man: An Indian Professor’s Quest To Heal A Divided World

BY Maryam Hassan

AP Photo : US President Donald Trump has signed a bill to release the Epstein files

The Epstein Files: A Network of Criminal Socialites in a Rotten System Called Capitalism

BY Bhabani Shankar Nayak

AP : South African President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the opening session of the G20 leaders' summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025

How Politics Is Affecting The G-20 Forum

Bill Golliher : Some elements of Archie are simply timeless.

In A World That Changes Uncomfortably, Archie Represents Steadiness: Comic Creator Bill Golliher

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PTI : ADGP (Intelligence) Mahesh Chandra Laddha with other officials shows recovered arms and ammunitions during a press conference, in Vijayawada

Revolution Interrupted: Why the Maoists Are Falling and the Grievances Remain

BY N.K. Bhoopesh

IMAGO / Hindustan Times : Parents and students with relatives protest outside St Columba s School at Gole Dak Khana demanding justice for class x student Shourya Patil who committed suicide allegedly due to harassment from teachers on November 21, 2025 in New Delhi, India. The protestors asserted that the school must be held accountable and urged the government to strengthen mental health safeguards for students.

Two Minors' Suicides And Tales Of Trauma: How We Disregard Children’s Mental Health Crises

BY Anwiti Singh

PTI : In this image received on Nov. 18, 2025, Top Naxalite commander Madvi Hidma, who had masterminded several attacks over the last two decades, was killed in an encounter in neighbouring Andhra Pradesh on Tuesday.

The Life and Times of Madvi Hidma

BY Snigdhendu Bhattacharya

Amazon : Bano: Bharat ki beti cover

Bano: Bharat Ki Beti By Jigna Vora Book Review

BY Mohammad Sajjad

Sassoon Dock community which would be affected after godown will shut by authorities at Sassoon Dock, at Colaba on July 4, 2025 in Mumbai, India. The dispute, which is over a decade old, began after Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT) issued eviction notices alleging Maharashtra Fisheries Development Corporation (MFDC) had failed to pay lease rent. MFDC had leased the land from MbPT and sublet it to local fishermen and fish traders. The Koli community and workers involved in fish packing, export, and related trades are once again facing uncertainty and potential displacement. (Photo by Anshuman Poyrekar Hindustan Times) Koli Fisherman Community Facing Eviction From Sassoon Dock Over MFDC-MbPT Struggle

Why Sassoon Fishing Community Is Up In Arms Against Mumbai Port Authority: Explained

BY Pritha Vashisth

Niyogi Books : Cover of Cracks In The Wall By Neera Kashyap

Cracks In The Wall Lays Bare The Quiet Ruptures Shaping Everyday Lives

Penguin Random House : Indian soldiers in World War II

Honouring Unsung Heroes: The Forgotten Indian Prisoners of World War II by Gautam Hazarika

BY Fehmida Zakeer

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Youtube : Haq Still

Art & Entertainment

Desecration Of A Sacred Memory: Haq And The Pitfalls Of Dramatising History

BY Apeksha Priyadarshini

IMAGO / Anadolu Agency : Families in Sarajevo demand justice for sniper killings SARAJEVO, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA - NOVEMBER 14: Fatima Popovac, whose six-year-old son Adnan was shot and killed by a sniper during the conflict during the 1992–1995 war, continues to demand answers as she seeks accountability for her child’s death in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina on November 14, 2025. Many Bosniaks, including children, were killed when Serb snipers targeted civilian areas throughout the city.

Italy Opens Inquiry into Allegations That Wealthy Rightwing Italians Paid to Kill Civilians in Sarajevo

BY Outlook News Desk

Illustration: Saahil & Vikas Thakur : Over the last 16 years, Szalay’s books have been mapping the contours of masculinity in the contemporary world.

David Szalay’s Flesh Wins 2025 Booker Prize: A Bold Exploration of Masculinity And Life

BY Vineetha Mokkil

IMAGO / Depositphotos : Colourful fish swim among the pitfalls and dead corals. Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Climate and Environment

Skeletons in the Ocean: Are Coral Reefs Beyond the Point of Recovery?

BY Snehal Srivastava

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