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Seminary's R-Day advice to students: avoid travel

T-90 Bhishma tanks at a rehearsal for the Republic Day parade at Rajpath on Monday.

Darul Uloom’s students have been harassed by police and mobs in the past, on Republic Day and Independence Day

By Piyush Srivastava

Opinion

Neither a sense of history nor signs of the enormity of the challenge were lacking at the Brigade as the rally unfolded against the backdrop of the Victoria Memorial and a curtain of wintry haze on Saturday.

Modi's great achievement: Opposition unity

By The Editorial Board

India

Red flag on budget convention

By Jayanta Roy Chowdhury and Sanjay K. Jha

Opinion

Bringing back cultural electricity

By Ruchir Joshi

Science

Not on social media but privacy at risk

By G.S. Mudur

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An armed Swiss police officer stands guard on the roof of a hotel near the congress center where the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum, WEF, take place in in Davos, Monday, January 21, 2019.

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World economy growth to slow in 2019

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The helipad at the BSF camp in Narayanpur, near Malda

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Amit Shah's Bengal rally flies into row

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Hacker Syed Shuja also alleged that journalist Gauri Lankesh (above) had been murdered to prevent her from revealing the conspiracy, but offered no evidence.

India

Claim: 2014 Lok Sabha polls rigged

By Pheroze L. Vincent
The path before Britain's prime minister, Theresa May, her party and her country seems to be riddled with potholes

Opinion

Brexit is a symptom of a deeper malaise

By The Editorial Board
The Harry Potter museum houses this jacket art for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by Mary GrandPré

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How to spot magic in New York if you're a child

By Smita Tripathi
Features
Hell's corridor: Revati Laul used Karni Bharni art for the crowdfunding campaign of her book
Visual interpretations of the hijab by people across the world
Saqib Saleem has featured in both feature films and Web series
Comment
US secretary of state Mike Pompeo arrives at Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland. on Saturday, January 19, after joining President Donald Trump at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware for the return of the remains of four Americans killed in a suicide bomb attack in Syria
FirstEver PradhanSewak with a PradhanSewika not allowed anywhere near the house. FirstEver to go on air with pilla, or puppy, or pappi and, often, all too often, jhappi. And what jhappis; jhappis from the front, jhappis from behind, jhappis from this side and jhappis from that side.
Men are a bit challenged when it comes to common sense, especially if that is likely to suggest that women are physically tougher than they are, particularly where pain is concerned
A survivor who lost her family and eyesight, attends a rally to mark the 26th year of the Bhopal gas disaster in Bhopal in 2010. The Bhopal Museum, an ode to the creativity of the survivors, does not see resistance terminally but as an invitation to future defiance
Mamata Banerjee with the NCP's Sharad Pawar (right) and Praful Patel at the rally in Calcutta on Saturday.
Falsehood must be resisted. But there are times when the lines separating falsehood, fantasy and freedom become blurry
Railway minister Piyush Goyal makes it clear that he likes the film 'Uri'
Samajwadi Party supporters at a rally in May 2014 in Varanasi. A strong showing by the Opposition in a state that the BJP swept in 2014 and again three years later in assembly polls could be a potent symbol of the extent of the BJP’s rejection in its own backyard.
India's policies regarding education, health and environment need to be improved
A detective with the pertinent skill set will know everything, from what physical and forensic evidence to secure at the fresh crime scene to the integrity of witness and victim statements, so that, at the trial, the defence does not shred them
Narendra Modi’s belated realisation of the importance of shared leadership may not be that innocent. There are whispers that the prime minister is preparing to insulate himself in case of an adverse electoral outcome
Hardik Pandya has been suspended by the BCCI for his derogatory comments about women on the TV programme
From Sherlock Holmes to police forces in parts of India, a library of information about crimes and criminals has always been central to policing.
Statue of Henry Havelock at Trafalgar Square.
Thousands of women take part in the 'women’s wall' against communalism and gender discrimination, in Kochi, Kerala on Tuesday, January 1
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