“Kainaattugalukku pirandha kaiyezhuthukkal naangal (We are signatures born to thumbprints),“ says Sarath Kumar, 30, a ...

As Israel confirms the killing of Hashem Safieddine, Hassan Nasrallah’s heir apparent, new developments take shape in West ...

Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing significant political shifts after the NC won a decisive mandate in the 2024 Assembly ...

On October 21, a partial resolution of the impasse over the doctors’ agitation in West Bengal was achieved when the doctors, ...

Study shows watching films can change viewers' perceptions, emotions, and behaviours, influencing empathy and support for ...

Pakistan’s ruling coalition of the PML-N and the PPP, with the Army’s backing, are manipulating institutions and power ...

Delhi’s air quality has nose-dived to “very poor” levels post-Dussehra, triggering Stage II of the emergency response plan ...

From Instagram statues to ChatGPT novels, the deluge of instant creation drowns out quality. Is this the end of artistic ...

In the past decade and a half, the US has done incredibly well economically compared to other countries. It added millions of ...

Hospitals across India are often understaffed and doctors and nurses are overworked, resulting in small delays in patient ...

In Episode 1 of this wise-n-whimsy column on all things London, Sidin Vadukut shares some “first-world” blues.

My life has never fit a pattern. My grandparents were refugees, my mother had me when she was 14 years-old, and I developed huge behavioural issues as a teenager. I did not grow up in typical ...