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Harsh Mander: Is there a way out of today’s cruel and unkind world?

This is a transcript of the keynote address delivered by Harsh Mander on Albert Schweitzer Day in Aspen on July 1. We are living through profoundly troubled times. So much that is most precious in our world is badly broken – kindness, justice, love, courage, caring, compassion and empathy. Look at the world today. Democracy…
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Eco India: How Napier grass is helping Marathwada’s farmers cope with water stress

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Subhakar Tadi’s Ongoing Solo Exhibition Titled ‘Writings On The Wall’ Captures The Pulse Of The City

There are stories that museums preserve, and then there are stories that cities write for themselves. Every day, we walk past walls layered with torn posters, fading advertisements, political slogans, graffiti and hurried announcements. We rarely stop to read them. Yet these public surfaces quietly record the pulse of a city—its aspirations, anxieties, celebrations, conflicts…
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Tome And Plume: Balmy Draught Blowing Off Upper Lake Keeps City Cool
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): But Bhopalis say the monsoon maza remains wanting until the potholed roads become an extended part of the lake The first week of July is over. It is occasionally bucketing down, indicating Bhopal has kept its date with the monsoon. Its residents, however, feel the rain god has deprived them of his…
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When Is Rohini Vrat 2026? Here’s To Know Correct Date, Muhurat, Significance And More
Rohini Vrat is observed every month and is dedicated to Lord Vasupujya Swami. It is a Hindu and Jain fasting ritual that is observed primarily by women in order to seek blessings for the well-being and longevity of their husbands and families. The auspicious day is celebrated on the occasion when Rohini Nakshatra, the fourth…
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Forget Identity Politics—Here’s What Gen Z Really Wants From Leaders
On a sweltering June night at New Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeet Dipke slept on a makeshift protest stage, vowing not to leave until India’ Education minister resigned. Days earlier in Jaipur, he had been allegedly been slapped by a group of men moments before he was due to address a crowd.…
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What Sheikh Hasina’s pledge to return home around December could mean for Bangladesh – and India

Sheikh Hasina, the ousted prime minister of Bangladesh, has said that she will return home around December and surrender despite the death sentence handed down against her while she has been living in exile in India. In a telephone interview with Reuters published on Friday, the 78-year-old said she would return alongside senior Awami League…
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From Heatwaves To Rainy Days Denim Is Ready For Every Season

Whether it’s too darn hot and humid like summer or wet and stormy like the monsoon or windy and snowy as shivering winter, you can live in your denimwear like your second skin. Seriously! You may wonder. Well, we can’t agree more. Go-to garment The mercury level in India shoots up as the sun sizzles…
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Did Jude Bellingham Kick Erling Haaland Inside Tunnel Ahead Of England vs Norway FIFA World Cup 2026 Match? Video Goes Viral
As England and Norway prepared to walk onto the pitch for their FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final, Jude Bellingham and Erling Haaland shared a light-hearted moment that quickly caught the attention of fans. Cameras inside the players’ tunnel showed Bellingham playfully kicking his former Borussia Dortmund teammate in the back, leaving Haaland smiling as the…
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Everyone’s Ditching Regular Vacations For This ‘Glowcation’ Trend

Glowcation is a travel trend that has become increasingly popular lately. From being a niche social-media aesthetic, it has now transitioned into a statistically backed powerhouse in the 2026 travel economy. Newly consolidated data from global authorities, including Booking.com and Skyscanner, reveals that travel is being comprehensively re-engineered, with glowcations being a key area of focus. A glowcation…
