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‘Getting panic attacks’: College deadlines loom with students trapped in CBSE chaos

Saransh, 19, from Meerut, had been studying twelve to thirteen hours a day since mid-April, surviving on sleepless nights and BITSAT mock tests, chasing a seat at BITS Pilani. He needed 75 percent in PCM (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) but fell short by a few marks. When his answer sheets…

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Why Certain Bollywood Characters Understand Us Better

There are some characters people don’t just watch. They carry them. Years later, a random dialogue, a song playing in the background, or even a certain expression on someone’s face can suddenly bring them back. Not because the film was perfect. But because the feeling was. Bollywood has always been…

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This Gujarat couple turns factory waste into affordable construction bricks that stay cooler in summer and absorb pollution

In Gujarat, a startup named Co2ncrete is tackling India's housing shortage and industrial waste by building prefabricated homes from factory byproducts like fly ash and silica sludge. This innovative, cement-free technology allows families to get homes built in about a month, significantly reducing costs and environmental damage.

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Why Vishnu’s Own Son Became a Demon King

How does the son of a divine avatar become one of the most feared demons in Hindu mythology? That is the shocking mystery behind Narakasura, the powerful ruler whose birth itself was blessed by the divine. Born from the union of Varaha and Bhudevi, Narakasura was never meant to walk…

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Why Are Demons Called Asuras? The Real Reason

What if everything you believed about “Asuras” was incomplete or even wrong? From childhood, we hear stories where Devas are good and Asuras are evil simple, clear, no questions asked. But ancient traditions were never that black and white. Beneath these stories lie hidden layers, forgotten meanings, and uncomfortable truths…

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Soma devs are going to make me throw up in the apocalypse again — the studio just revealed Ontos, the spiritual successor to 2015's best horror game

Ontos is due in 2026

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KPMG Women's PGA Championship 2025 Tee Times: Round Three

Jeeno Thitikul leads by three strokes going into the weekend at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, with the 22-year-old searching for a first Major title

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KPMG Women's PGA Championship Tee Times: Round Two

Lexi Thompson leads the third Major of the LPGA Tour season by one stroke from World No.1 Nelly Korda and Thai superstar, Patty Tavatanakit

Golf Monthly

Girl, 8, first UK kidney transplant patient not to need life-long drugs in breakthrough treatment at London hospital

Aditi Shankar will not need to take drugs for life in pioneering transplant treatment at Great Ormond Street Hospital

Evening Standard

Girl, 8, first in UK to get kidney transplant without need for life-long drugs

Scrabble-loving Aditi Shankar will not need to use life-long medicine to prevent her body from rejecting the organ.

The Independent UK

This is how we do it: ‘People imagine that the guilt of an affair makes the sex more exciting’

Aditi loves how gentle and generous Adrian is; Adrian says Aditi knows how to communicate her desire. Will their love life change when they move in together?

The Guardian - UK

Uttar Pradesh: From earning Rs 5,000 to run his family, Prayagraj lad sets up $1 billion company

PRAYAGRAJ: From drawing a salary of Rs 5,000 per month as a physics teacher to run his family in Prayagraj to rejecting a job offer of Rs 75 crores, 29-year old local lad Alakh Pandey has raised a $100 million (around Rs 777 crore) funding for his Edtech startup PhysicsWallah…

The Times of India

Hafta letters: US abortion law, reporting on climate change, Abhinandan on liberals

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Newslaundry

2 months on, Shahdara rape survivor says cops ‘could’ve stopped it if they listened to prior complaints’

On January 26, Nitya*, 20, was beaten, tonsured, allegedly gangraped and paraded in public, with a blackened face and a garland of shoes. Within a week, police held 20 persons, including four juveniles.

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‘Gangraped and humiliated’: Family of assaulted Delhi woman narrates a history of intimidation

On the afternoon of January 27, the small room in Delhi’s Kasturba Nagar stood abandoned.

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