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Can love for Gandhi & Godse go together: Adhir

Adhir Chowdhury.

Chowdhury asked the government to ponder whether the love for Mahatma Gandhi and his assassin Nathuram Godse could go together

By Our Special Correspondent

India

Sarangi speaks in the House.

Right to live in India, according to Sarangi

By J.P. Yadav

Opinion

Getting FATF to blacklist Pak will be tough

By K.P. Nayar

India

Supreme Court refuses to entertain Congress plea on Gujarat Rajya Sabha bypolls

By PTI

Opinion

Trump is running concentration camps

By Charles M. Blow / New York Times News Service

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In the preliminary interview board online form, a candidate who does not fill his/her Aadhaar number cannot proceed to the next level as the form would remain incomplete.

India

Territorial Army form wants Aadhaar data from aspirants

By Vishal Narayan
Anand Grover

India

Doctors slam government action on NGO Lawyers Collective

By G.S. Mudur
The love of glamour, the desire for display, ambition and competitiveness, all characteristics of a consumerist culture, need to be consciously restrained where children and television are concerned.

Opinion

What the advisory to TV channels on children says about us

By The Editorial Board
Women drop their buckets into an almost-dried up well in Kasara, Mumbai, that gets refilled periodically by tankers

India

Scorched earth, gasping: Not a drop to drink

By Paromita Kar
Protesters hold an inflatable baby Donald Trump doll near the Homestead Temporary Shelter for Unaccompanied Children, on Sunday, June 16, 2019, in Homestead, Florida. Protesters said they wanted the Homestead detention centre closed.

Opinion

Trump is running concentration camps

By Charles M. Blow / New York Times News Service
George Soros

World

Message from billionaires’ club: Tax us

By Patricia Cohen/ New York Times News Service
Features
At a moment when animal-based agriculture is near the top of planet-killing culprits, ditching meat for substitutes, faux or otherwise, is the most effective thing an individual can do to fight climate change, according to a study in the journal 'Science'.
The route four Skoda Populars took from Prague to Calcutta
Salman Khan’s Bharat fared better but also gasped to recover its cost
Comment
An oil tanker on fire in the sea off Oman on Thursday, June 13, 2019.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla: Mum’s the word
Messi produces magic on demand, all with an understated, consummate ease
BJP MP Locket Chatterjee takes oath as on the second day of the 17th Lok Sabha
It turns out the original prize was not the cup but oil. The cup merely contained it. In Ancient Greece and in Ancient Rome, when they won the day, for butchery or for bravery, they gave you oil
Indian players celebrate the dismissal of Pakistan's Mohammad Hafeez during the match at Old Trafford in Manchester on Sunday
View from Dirang in Arunachal Pradesh. Population growth and rapid urbanization, as well as practices like shifting cultivation and unauthorized mining, are destroying the ecosystem and its resources in parts of Manipur, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Assam
People take selfies with Joko Widodo in a slum in Jakarta on May 21, 2019. Ever since he got re-elected as Indonesia's president last month, his focus has been on development
Prakasam Barrage, the last barrage across the Krishna River. Inter-basin transfer involves moving of water from a watershed with supposedly a surplus (donor basin) to a watershed suffering from a shortage (recipient basin).
The Bay of Bengal and, beyond it, the wider eastern Indian Ocean region merging with the Pacific is a geography packed with geopolitical rivalries as new and rising powers rub against older histories and conflicts.
When asked if he should be spared criticism on account of his youth, Kyle Kashuv, a student survivor of the Parkland school shooting on Valentine's Day, 2018, in which 17 people died, responded: “When you’re pushing policy, the protections as a kid are gone. I’m rightfully not granted that.

Harvard’s false path to wisdom

By David Brooks/ New York Times News Service

In India, public morality is linked to caste-based socialization that teaches us early in life to understand social events through normative preferences that are not standardized. The same act can pass off as moral when it involves one’s own caste group, and as immoral when it involves other castes

Our caste-based public morality

By Ajay Gudavarthy

Shivraj Singh Chouhan was flooded with greetings on being appointed the chief of the BJPs new membership drive
People gather to rescue affected people from a flooded area in Pathanamthitta, Kerala, in August 2018, when the state suffered catastrophic floods. Local administrations should carry out development activities by considering the vulnerability quotient attached to their region
A patient arrives for treatment in NRS Medical College and Hospital even as junior doctors continue their protest. No justification is enough for the continued suffering of the ailing brought on by interrupted medical services
If you made a pile of all the packaging used by a passenger travelling from Delhi to Calcutta across a 17-hour journey you would get a small mountain of plastic ‘prasad’ per person. Now, imagine a few hundred thalis of this lined up on the platform next to the Rajdhani Express

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