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Opinion

1984 is not forgotten

Kamal Nath being garlanded at an election rally ahead of the Assembly elections, in Jabalpur on November 17, 2018

Kamal Nath’s elevation as chief minister of Madhya Pradesh is a bid to normalise the nadir of our history as a republic

By Mukul Kesavan

India

Nirpreet Kaur, whose father was killed during the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, reacts after the Delhi High Court convicted Congress leader Sajjan Kumar and sentenced him to life imprisonment on December 17.

Life term for Sajjan Kumar in anti-Sikh riots case: Delhi HC

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Bloomerang in full bloom

By Pheroze L. Vincent

World

Scientists question climate deal rulebook

By Jayanta Basu

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The English National Ballet's adaptation of Nutcracker features 100 dancers and musicians

Arts

What’s Christmas without a classic Nutcracker?

By Namrata Bhawnani
Dimetrodons are more closely related to mammals than reptiles. They became extinct in the Permian Period

Science

This is not Earth’s first global warming

By Carl Zimmer/ New York Times News Service
Bangladesh’s Jatiya Oikya Front supporters display pictures of former President Ziaur Rahman and former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia as they march in a rally to mark Victory Day in Dhaka on Sunday.

World

Jamaat discomfort for Bangla front

By Devadeep Purohit
Judima is closely associated with the Dimasas’ social and cultural life.

North East

Dimasas eye GI tag for traditional brew

By Sarat Sarma
Iron deficiency is thought to be the most common cause of anaemia globally, although other conditions, such as folate, vitamin B12 and vitamin A deficiencies, chronic inflammation, parasitic infections, and inherited disorders can all cause anaemia.

Science

Cloud on anaemia numbers

By G.S. Mudur
Gombe and Golu dolls

Heritage

The tradition of Dasara dolls is no idle worship

By V. Kumara Swamy
Features
Portrait of Robert Clive
You need a dollop of luck to see the blue bell-shaped flower
The English National Ballet's adaptation of Nutcracker features 100 dancers and musicians
Comment
Banning cattle slaughter has also meant the destruction of a perfectly sensible ecology, resulting in hundreds of cattle straying into fields with crops
Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Parliament in New Delhi on Tuesday, December 11, 2018
BJP National President Amit Shah during a press conference, in New Delhi on Friday, December 7, 2018
Protecting the elderly must go beyond ensuring their safety and health; they must be enabled to live with dignity, a factor that has been disregarded both culturally and at the policy level
Vijay Mallya gestures to the media as he takes a break outside Westminster Magistrates Court in London, on Monday, December 10, 2018
ABSTRACT: Because We turned Thereon To abuse
Our lives are inexorably moving towards the future dominated by science and technology, while our beliefs and faiths are moving to an ancient past
Section 228A of the Indian Penal Code strictly forbids the disclosure of the identity of rape survivors in the media or in any other public forum. The same prohibition has been emphasized in Section 23 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012 with regard to minors.
The world's tallest statue, 'Statue of unity', with a height of 182 metres, of Sardar Vallabhai Patel in Gujarat.
Maybe it should not be surprising that the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University produced a question paper for law students that asked whether a Muslim would be committing an offence by killing cows in front of Hindus
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath addresses the gathering at the Jagran forum on the 75th anniversary of Dainik Jagran newspaper, in New Delhi, Friday, December 7, 2018.
A child wears a mask to safeguard herself from air pollution in New Delhi. A report published by The Lancet revealed that air pollution caused the deaths of 1.2 million people in India last year.
In his zeal as the BJP's biggest vote catcher, Narendra Modi sometimes forgets that he is also the prime minister of India, and a particularly egregious instance of this memory lapse was on display last week
Recently retired information commissioner M. Sridhar Acharyulu has referred, in a letter to the President, to a form of intimidation whereby cases are often filed against information commissioners as individuals
The gender gap in wages is large by any yardstick of equality and fairness
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