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Pity the bunch of rich boys behind Ashoka University don’t realise it takes more than just bucks to create a liberal arts university. It takes spine to stand up for those very values & freedoms Ali Khan Mahmudabad is being jailed for. Shame on you for not fighting for him!

“After asking about traumatic experiences, it’s my responsibility to bring them to a lighter space. I often transition to questions about their hopes, faith or passions.” reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/reporter-…

haryana nuh district ranks the lowest in the state board examination results. with a 45% dropout rate after Class 10, officials blame cheating, teachers cite staff shortage, parents question rampant unemployment in the state. 📸 rv moorthy 📑Sunalini Mathew

In a first, Centre grants FCRA registration to Chief Minister’s Relief Fund, Maharashtra enabling it to receive foreign funds for natural calamities, riot victims etc. In 2018, Centre declined foreign aid to Kerala for flood relief. I ✍️ thehindu.com/news/national/…

Observations on life: going to an Apple service centre is now like going to an SBI from the early 2000s: there’s a token number and a queue, but there’s no board flashing your number; just a person who calls it out

The belief that work is the only thing that matters in life 🙄

If you can get past the pathetic headline, the entire piece reeks of sexism. The Telegraph do better.

New dating term: When a guy ghosts you for weeks but suddenly calls and invites you to a party the next day, it's called "G7ing". Like "He G7ed me, but it's ok I'm still going."

Why are we so concerned with kings? Whose stories do we miss when we focus on the few who exercised political power? Audrey Truschke offers a fresh perspective on Indian history in her latest book, India: 5000 Years of History. share.google/DDh1nhHAO0XCnv…

Can we please please stop saying ill-fated. It’s not fate that crashed the plane. The more we blame this so-called fate the less we will ask for explanations

Insights houses personal essays, comics, audio stories and reported pieces on the mental health experiences of people across disabilities and chronic illnesses in India. After over a year of co-creating and editing, we are so thrilled to share this collection with the world!

Five accidents in 40 days, including two fatal ones in which 13 people have lost their lives, have raised alarm bells on the chopper services plying during the Char Dham Yatra in #Uttarakhand. The accidents, however, fail to deter thousands of pilgrims, who feel these flights are

“Come at your own risk” should be a tagline for Delhi Tourism.

Thread: It's time we stop mincing words. While criminals such as this man need to be prosecuted and jailed, it's high time we also place some of the blame on parents - especially those who are affluent and educated - who willingly perpetuate this vile practice in the name of

In the latest edition of the #GenderAgenda newsletter, Sunalini Mathew explores the STEM gender gap, questioning its dominance and advocating for a more inclusive approach to education and skills development. Subscribe to the newsletter now! thehindu.com/sci-tech/scien…

In the latest issue of our journal, On Eating, Esther David, long time resident of Ahmedabad writes about the evolution of eating cultures in her city - oneating.in/eating-in-ahme…