Not so very long ago, Sabarimala would have been an unknown entity outside Kerala. Now, this debate over gender bristles with implications on a host of questions relating to society, politics, law and religion across India.
There are unconfirmed reports of dozens of youngsters joining ULFA, underscoring fears that the militant organisation, almost written off as dead and gone, is showing signs of revival in Assam.
According to the police, the social networks are a headache as they are often misused as a tool to recruit youngsters, lure them to the jehad. This may have played a good part in the so-called resurgence of the Jaish in Kashmir
Flipkart, clearly, is setting out on a new innings, but without its founders—both Sachin and Binny are icons in India’s start-up ecosystem—at the helm.
In their self-reflexivity and referential nature, Ramayana and Mahabharata lie in unique harmony. Which came first is matter of which version you hold up to the light.
A wedding card with a 'Bti Bachao Beti Padhao' message and a 'tail' of a tale in Bangladesh that created trouble. Read this and more in The Subcontinental Menu this week.
