Hamas leader says Israel to use Gaza 'blood' in election
New Indian Expressby AFP·19d ago
DOHA: The leader of Hamas brushed aside the possibility of change from Israel's upcoming election in an interview on Saturday, saying he expected Israelis to campaign off Gaza's "blood".
From rebellion to reconciliation
New Indian Expressby Anita Katyal·19d ago
Of the country’s seven Northeastern states, Mizoram can today proudly claim to be ranked as the most peaceful in the region.
Interview | I miss the yearning of romances: Parvathy Thiruvothu
New Indian Expressby Puja Talwar·19d ago
From intense dramas to thrillers and voice acting, Parvathy Thiruvothu is embracing the unexpected.
The boys are bagging It
New Indian Expressby Manish Mishra·19d ago
Shoulder bags, once firmly filed under “women’s accessories”, are now making regular appearances on men—never mind the bags’ traditionally feminine associations.
The West We Wear, the World We Welcome, the Ideas We Reject
New Indian Expressby Ravi Shankar·19d ago
The West never left India. The British did. The Indian Right’s obsession with a glorious past and its cultural xenophobia aren’t doing us any favours.
Growing by the Book
New Indian Expressby Bindu Gopal Rao·19d ago
Hugging a copy of Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?, a book almost as big as himself, three-year-old Ekaash pads across the terracotta-tiled courtyard and settles into a tiny chair.
Threading a Future With Hope
New Indian Expressby Irshad Hussain·19d ago
In 2002, weaver Shabir Ahmed was facing a dilemma. Demand had fallen sharply for his famed Kani shawls.
Your Weighing Scale May Be Lying
New Indian Expressby Luke Coutinho·19d ago
Extreme calorie restriction can make the scale move quickly, but fat loss and weight loss are not the same thing. Fat loss is the goal. Muscle loss is the cost many people do not see until later.
A Walk on the Wild Side
New Indian Expressby Garima Verma·19d ago
At first glance, Wolfach in Germany looks nothing like the literary template of an enchanted, perilous forest.
The Other India of the Maharajas
New Indian Expressby Dr Vikram Sampath·19d ago
Last weekend, I was in Kota to commemorate the life of Maharao Umed Singh II who ruled the Hadoti Rajput state from 1889 to 1940.
A New Chinese Address in Kolkata
New Indian Expressby Sudipto Mullick·19d ago
A portrait of Sun Yat-sen, founder of the Republic of China, hangs at the centre of Cheenapara Heritage Gallery, Kolkata’s first museum dedicated to the history, culture, and enduring legacy of the...
Keeping a Foot Out the Office Door
New Indian Expressby Tanisha Mahanta·19d ago
What was once most conspicuous in industries such as tech—where job hopping was relatively common—is now happening in other professions too. The reason?
The Biryani Believer of Tokyo
New Indian Expressby Neeta Lal·19d ago
The first time Takamasa Osawa tasted biryani, he was not looking for a calling. It was 2009, and the 36-year-old Japanese chef was travelling through Tamil Nadu, doing what travellers do—eating his...
The True Birthday Happens Within
New Indian Expressby Mata Amritanandamayi·19d ago
Today marks Amma’s 73rd birthday. With humankind facing many grave challenges, her wish is that it be observed not as a celebration but as Vishwa Seva Dinam—a day of service to the world.
Binge Brigade: The New OTT Stars
New Indian Expressby Shama Bhagat·19d ago
Nimisha Sajayan: Versatile Crossover Queen: Thumbs Up; Babita Singh Reporting. Suspended ASI Babita redeems reputation by solving a murder with a personal twist.
AI-augmented Universities Need Trinocular Vision
New Indian Expressby S Vaidhyasubramaniam·19d ago
India’s time to re-imagine its next-gen universities has arrived at a time when the entry of artificial intelligence and exit of natural intelligence is facing turbulence due to Trumpolity.
The Life Beneath Our Feet
New Indian Expressby Neha Sinha·19d ago
It was at this time of the year that the soil came alive. It would crawl and slither and run and skitter.
Reading Between the Trees
New Indian Expressby Veidehi Gite·19d ago
The jeep stops. Somewhere beyond the sal trees, a twig snaps. One passenger leans forward, hoping for a tiger; another is scanning the canopy for a rare bird.
How a 1986 verdict is tied to the Vande Mataram case
New Indian Expressby Udayan Kishor·19d ago
The Supreme Court on September 22 said that a conscientious objector should not be punished for refusing to sing Vande Mataram.
Why single-cause explanation for student suicide is erroneous
New Indian Expressby Binita Jaiswal·19d ago
The death of a second-year student at IIT Bombay has raised uncomfortable questions about how institutions respond to students in distress.
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