Monday, 30th October 2017

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India

Women battle dirty tricks in Lucknow

'The govt is conspiring to subvert our movement'

By Piyush Srivastava
Women form a human chain around the clock tower in Lucknow in Sunday evening.

India

‘Extraordinary horrors inflicted on Muslims of UP’

By Deb Mukharji
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Opinion
West Bengal
Calcutta
Jharkhand
Northeast
Features
Nobody paused to look at Jeetendra as a star who continued to have his own audience irrespective of whether it was Rajesh Khanna or Amitabh Bachchan who was the ruling superstar
Shakti in concert at The Saturday Club in Calcutta on Tuesday. Over 2,500 people attended the event that was presented by Seagram’s 100 Pipers ‘Play for a Cause’.
By Shantanu Datta
Russell Crowe in 'Gladiator'
By Chintan Chandrachud
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India

Why student activism is spooking the government

By Basant Kumar Mohanty
World

Oh Xit: As whole, lost in translation

By Mariel Padilla/New York Times News Service
Entertainment

Kelly Dorji on the slow life in Bhutan

'I have always been respectful and conscious of my heritage and culture'

By Karishma Upadhyay
Sport
Business
Culture

Crazed pack of dogs chasing a car: Kannan

By Prasun Chaudhuri

That aroma around is me

By Elora Sen

Turning 20 in 2020

By The Telegraph

Stifling melody with morals

By S.D. Chaudhuri

Elton John: Fun and pain in a life of music

By Samantak Das

It’s Shakti again

By Shantanu Datta

How Europe's royals mix work and duties

By AP

Nusrat Jahan's five bold looks

By Saionee Chakraborty

Harvest festivals around the world

By The Telegraph

A play explores the nature and aspects of devotion

By Alpana Chowdhury

Not a Winter’s Tale

By Sudeshna Banerjee

Don’t play by the rules in 2020

By Anamika Khanna

Lyaad -- A universal feeling

By Priyanka Roy (Intern)

In Kashmir’s long lament, poems

By Majid Maqbool

Love and art in a restless world

By Bhaswati Chakravorty

A woman’s guide to wandering the city streets

By Kamalika Basu

Decoding the decade of culinary indulgences

By Vikas Kumar

Timeline tram

By Moumita Chaudhuri

The collector of time

By Prasun Chaudhuri

Beirut: The city that refuses to die

By Smita Tripathi

Stockholm Diary: Rihanna’s date, tails for men, saris for us

By Chiki Sarkar

Serving China on a plate, the Michelin way

By Smita Tripathi

In pictures
“This is New York City,” said Robins, the architectural historian. “We do two things really well: Build ever taller buildings and complain about them.”

Fighting to preserve Lower Fifth Avenue magic

11.02pm, Howrah Bridge: It is one of the busiest slices of the city with a reported daily traffic of 1,50,000 pedestrians and 1,00,000 vehicles. But this time of the night the iconic bridge is peeled down to the bare essentials. And so is he, our Mr Nameless.

If on a winter's night a traveller...

Light shines on the U.S. Capitol dome in Washington

How Trump's impeachment is different

Let your fingers do the talking on the special day with this gold and meenakari cocktail ring. Rs 30,000 @ R. Chowdhury & Sons

Let your jewellery do the talking

Audencio Lopez (center) who crossed the border illegally as a teenager in 1997, is seated with two of his children, Anaias, 12 (left) and Mercy, 8, during an interview with The Associated Press, at their home in Lynn, Massachusetts.

Nonstop chaos at immigration courts across US

In this August 6, 2015 file photo, an army zodiac secures the entrance of the new section of the Suez Canal in Ismailia, Egypt

Suez Canal's invasive species alter Med Sea

Pictures from the past week

Shiite Muslims demonstrate the US airstrike that killed Iranian Revolutionary Guard Gen. Qassem Soleimani, in the posters, in front of Imam Abbas in Karbala, Iraq, Saturday, January 4, 2020

Across the globe, at a glance

Security personnel near Charminar in the wake of protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, NRC and NPR in Hyderabad on January 3

The pulse of the nation

A man walks past banners of General Qassem Soleimani, who was killed in a US airstrike early on Friday, in Tehran on January 4

The world now