Sunni Waqf Board Lawyers Question SC's Urgency In Hearing Babri Case, Say Should Be Taken Up Only After 2019 Elections
The Supreme Court on Tuesday posted the case for hearing on February 8, 2018.
LeT And JuD Working In Favour Of Pakistan, Open To A Tie-Up With Them, Says Musharraf
"What is happening in Kashmir should not be termed as terrorism. At least we (Pakistanis) should not call it that."
Jayalalithaa's Death Anniversary Today: Palaniswami, Pannneerselvam Lead Silent March In Chennai
Chief minister of Tamil Nadu, Palaniswami and his deputy Panneerselvam, placed a wreath at the memorial, where Jayalalithaa was laid to rest in December 2016.
Kolkata Child Sex Assault Case: Parents Shocked As GD Birla School Reveals Victim's Name
The principal, in her letter sent on Monday to around 4,000 guardians assuring safety of their wards in the school, had mentioned the name of the girl.
Sri Lanka's Suranga Lakmal Vomits At Kotla, Delhi May Lose Rights To Host Tests In Winters
NGT on Monday had rapped the authorities for holding the match in Delhi, that's battling with smog and choking haze for over a month now.
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Air Quality Worsens Again, Pollution 'Severe' In Many Parts Of Delhi
Humidity has risen from 44.3 per cent to 51 per cent while average temperature has dipped by about two degrees since November 27.
With Men Like Shashi Kapoor Around, I Stood No Chance At All, Writes Amitabh Bachhan In Tribute To The Veteran Actor
The megastar, in his personal blog, remembered feeling a little uncertain as an aspiring actor about his future in the film industry with the likes of charming actor like Shashi around.
It Takes Courage To Take Charge When Congress Is In Dumps
Rahul has become the 49th president of the Party, which is not only out of power at the center, but also passing through a survival crisis. It could even lose Gujarat elections where he is campaigning.
Diary | Under Water: A Chennai Resident Tries To Make Sense Of The Deluge
Chennai residents thought that hell and high water would not revisit them, but it happened again this November. No lessons learnt from 2015?
For Better Or For Verse: Sanjeev Sethi’s Hesitancies Captures The Dystopian Post-pandemic World
Sharp as bullets and soft as silk, the poems touch each reader variously.
Message From A Mother: Wonderfully Happy Ever After
Adoption is just another process of becoming a parent.
Adopting, The Light & The Black: Why Some Couples Avoid Adoption
Some couples think adopting a child equals a tacit admission—we can’t procreate on our own.
Transgender Community In India Still Struggling For Right To Adopt Or Marry
Motherhood doesn’t require gender, say trans-people awaiting adoption law reforms.
Complex Laws, Bureaucratic Tangles Make Adoption A Long, Painful Journey For Indians
Covid-19 pandemic compounds woes as disruptions lead to further delay in the entire process of adopting a child. But beautiful stories of love and compassion still abound.
Cine-Maa And Pa: How Bollywood Embraced The Adoption Genre
Lost in a mela or left in the train? Indian cinema has reprised the same old story in different settings.
Unborn Pandemic: More And More Indians Are Turning Infertile
A recent census report indicates an alarming decline in fertility among Indian parents, with couples choosing to delay or deny parenthood and/or suffering from lifestyle diseases.
Adoption Is A Giant Monkey Puzzle
A riotiously impure act, adoption upends all markers of genetic or cultural pride for Indians.
Paternitas Interruptus: Adoption Is Still Not A Preferred Choice For Indian Society
Adoptive parents share their experiences with adoption in India and its social, cultural and bureaucratic bottlenecks.
My Story Of Adoption: The Joys Of Parenthood Can’t Be Expressed In Words
There should be no stigma to not giving birth, and no sense of moral high ground to adopting a child, writes Maloshree Sarkar.
Bringing Children Adopted By Foreigners And Indian Parents Together, One Reunion At A Time
What happens to Indian orphans who are adopted by foreigners, when they want to trace their biological parents? Help is now at hand.
Passing On Love Is More Important Than Genes: Prasoon Joshi Makes A Case For Adoption
Poet-writer Prasoon Joshi’s heart-felt essay on the joys of adoption and parenthood
Adoption Rackets Prey On Unsuspecting People Desperate For Children
Adoption scams flourish in India as gangs collude with officials to target people seeking children.