Opinion | Price of rubber to Manipur violence, control of parishes to ‘love jihad’, the influential Christian clergy is talking up many issues, in many, competing voices
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Opinion | Optimal level of EVM-VVPAT tallying is context-dependent. For example, narrow victory margins may call for more tallying. The key is choosing EVMs randomly for VVPAT auditing
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Behind a school bus tragedy that killed 6 kids, is a habitually drunk driver, and a school that knew but didn’t act. That allowed a reckless man who should not be driving anything to carry on in a job whose fundamental need is to be responsible
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The last time the BJP won from Tamil Nadu’s Coimbatore in the LS polls was in 1999 when it was a DMK ally. This time, state party chief K Annamalai faces a stiff test against the Dravidian parties
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While Pakistan’s military and political elite engage in a blind pursuit of power and profit, the country is becoming a hellhole for vulnerable sections like women and children
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TOI Explains | As a country which claims to speak for the Global South, India will be wary of the consequences of another war for the developing world which has had to bear the brunt of the Ukraine war and disruption in global supply chains
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The shooting at Salman Khan’s residence is the latest act allegedly carried out by Punjab gangster Lawrence Bishnoi as part of his stated aim of killing the actor. But who is Lawrence Bishnoi?
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This is an excellent opportunity for staffing companies to liaise between Japanese firms and Indian workers, train Indian workers to excel in Japan and establish trust that they can deliver services without ruffling the Japanese social fabric
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Will soaring temperatures keep people from voting? 2019 data offers some clues
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Opinion | Price of rubber to Manipur violence, control of parishes to ‘love jihad’, the influential Christian clergy is talking up many issues, in many, competing voices
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Opinion | In Maharashtra, BJP’s pluses are its two terms at the Centre & a resource-rich campaign. Its problem is fashioning a state-level Hindutva-nativist narrative
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Instead of drugs that must be taken daily, scientists are closing in on longer-acting alternatives — perhaps even a future in which HIV may require attention just twice a year, inconceivable in the darkest decades of the epidemic
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We're in an era where there is a powerful tendency toward cultural homogenization and global uniformity. What does this mean for our future?
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Continuing geopolitical tensions in West Asia have put a spotlight on India’s trade relations with the region
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Regular folks who bear a striking resemblance to political leaders, from Modi to Mamata, are a hot commodity this election season. They are mobbed for selfies, must listen to complaints about the local MLA and even dodge demands for government perks
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Opinion | The lesson of India’s polls should reverberate well beyond its borders: Elections are won through stability, not subsidies
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Evolving discoveries surrounding the mystical Indian herb Soma bear testimony to how mythology changes over space and time and how new ideas are shared through the same old stories, writes Devdutt Pattanaik
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Added sugar in baby food products sold in India and Thailand, but not in Germany and UK? A recent report by a Swiss investigative organisation reveals how Nestle is getting children hooked on sugar in lower-income countries
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In the UAE, a record 254mm of rainfall was recorded in Al Ain, a city bordering Oman. It was the largest ever in a 24-hour period since records started in 1949. Did cloud seeding cause the storm?
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A preliminary probe suggests that the arrested accused, Sagar Pal and Vicky Gupta, were hired by the Lawrence Bishnoi gang to open fire at Salman Khan’s Bandra home in Mumbai. How they procured the gun from Bandra area is still a mystery
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