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‘Kashmir Files’ a ‘Propaganda, Inappropriate, Vulgar Movie’ Says IFFI 2022 Jury Head
Speaking at the closing ceremony, the Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid said "all of them [jury members]" were "disturbed and shocked" to see the film screened at the festival.
Tamil Nadu: 10 Months On, a Dalit Woman Professor Fights for Justice in Sexual Harassment Case
The professor at Government Arts College, Ooty says the authorities have been working in cahoots with her harasser to prove her wrong. She was even transferred out of the …
‘Popular Sanitary Pads Sold in India Have Harmful Chemicals, Cause Serious Health Issues’: Report
Titled 'Wrapped in Secrecy', the report by New Delhi-based NGO Toxics Link is based on the tests conducted on 10 different types of sanitary pads – organic and inorganic …
Football Fans in India Left Fuming Over Poor Broadcast Quality of FIFA World Cup 2022
Fans trying to watch the opening game between Qatar and Ecuador on the Jio Cinema app complained of incessant buffering and breaks in playback, despite having excellent internet connectivity …
Why a Paid ‘Blue Tick’ Verification on Twitter Is Fundamentally Flawed
Despite its flaws, the existing verification process largely succeeded in rooting out a sizable chunk of illegitimate activity on the platform. But by charging $8 payment verification, Elon Musk's …
‘The Bird Is Freed’: As New Twitter Owner, Elon Musk Fires CEO Parag Agarwal, 3 Other Execs
Agrawal, who was appointed Twitter's chief executive last year, had clashed with Musk publicly and privately in recent months about the takeover.
Why Mohan Bhagwat is Wrong About Population Control
A population control law is not only unnecessary, but also counterproductive for a country like India.
Hijab Ban: SC Delivers Split Verdict, Case to be Referred to CJI
While Justice Hemant Gupta proposed dismissing the appeals against the Karnataka government's order to ban students from wearing hijabs, Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia upheld the appeals and proposed the order …
The Central University Entrance Test Has Strangled the Spirit of Literature
An objective exam for literature ruins the subjectivity and multi-layered quality of the subject.