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At least seven killed, 11 others injured after private bus overturns on mountain route in Himachal
Police said the death toll can rise further as passengers could be buried under the wreckage of the bus
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Reels of a lost Manipur to undergo digital revival in Italy
A collection of 15 rare reels shot on 8mm celluloid between the mid-1930s and early 1960s is believed to contain fragments of a way of life that has long since changed
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Why Kashmiri artist Azim Hassan paints home, memory and loss from China
From his studio in China, Azim Hassan paints Kashmir’s changing landscapes, fading traditions and the emotional echoes of conflict
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The scent of home: how Indian diaspora fragrance brands are bottling memory
From Rahasya in Singapore to Sept in Paris, Indian-origin fragrance brands are turning memories of mango summers and rickshaw rides into contemporary perfumes without the usual tropes
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Sangli-based daily-wage earner training students to become pole vaulters in rural Maharashtra
I was 27 when I started practising pole vault; it was too late. I saw children in my village turning to addictions easily, so I approached one student to train with me as a runner — but he insisted on learning pole vault, said Anis Shikalgar
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Veteran Bengali playwright Chandan Sen’s play holds up a mirror to autocracy and shrinking freedom
‘Ak Nayok-er Sesh Raat’ explores how authoritarianism can survive even under a democratically elected government
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Max Miller, Republican Accused of Abuse, Won’t Drop Out, Spokeswoman Says
Mr. Miller, who has faced pressure from fellow Republicans to end his campaign and avoid endangering a solidly red seat in Ohio, will stay in the race, his spokeswoman said.
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Ahead of 2027 Punjab polls, OPS and other govt. employee issues come back to haunt AAP
Scores of State government employees and pensioners on August 7 staged an ‘anti-government’ demonstration in Chandigarh
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International Gay Games medallists from Karnataka urge the State to create inclusive sporting spaces
Goaty and Pawar were two of the three from India to participate in the International Gay Games 2026. The Gay Games is the world’s largest international LGBTQIA+ sporting and cultural event, held once every four years
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Gen Z is a force that can’t be ignored: Dharmendra Pradhan
Former Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan acknowledged the immense potential of Gen Z, stating that grasping their hopes and dreams is essential for national advancement. He noted that the eagerness of young people surpasses any governmental duties, a point he shared with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who subsequently reached out to the youth. Pradhan maintained…