National Heraldby Shekhar Pathak24d ago
Let this warning not go in vain The flood disaster of 26 August was not the first nor the last. Shekhar Pathak tells us, yet again, what we must learn from it The stretch of the Himalaya along the...
New Indian Expressby PTI24d ago
VADIA: Child ‘engagement’ or prostitution. That is the stark choice facing girls in this ‘prostitute village’, the disparaging moniker not a throwback to a shackled past but a lived present where...
Timeby Teena Shetty25d ago
Concussions in children are alarmingly frequent, affecting over a million children in the U.S. each year. An estimated 50% of all concussions are undetected, unreported, and untreated.
The New Yorkerby Willing Davidson25d ago
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Mashableby Kristy Puchko25d ago
"When are you going to put a baby in there?!" This was the question an acquaintance asked me as she grabbed my belly with both of her hands and and shook it, while a gaggle of mothers and...
National Heraldby Ajit Ranade25d ago
The merits of ‘quarantined engagement’ India, China may have broken the ice at BRICS but the real test lies ahead, writes Ajit Ranade The just-concluded BRICS summit in Delhi may not be remembered...
Polygon.comby Oli Welsh25d ago
I understand that fans — humans, honestly — have a natural instinct to unify and organize things, especially the things they love.
National Heraldby Aakar Patel25d ago
The monument Trump wants — and the one Iran may leave behind The US president may see a 250-foot arch as his place in history.
TheJournal.ieby Aoife Barry25d ago
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The South Firstby Devulapalli Amar25d ago
Synopsis: From Mizoram’s Lalduhoma to Danam Nagender, the attempts to prevent defections and the manner in which political parties have exploited loopholes in the law and manipulated them to their...
TalkAndroidby Ethan Collins25d ago
Why Do Some Pedestrians Thank Drivers? Crossing at a crosswalk is routine, but not everyone takes the time to acknowledge the drivers who stop for them.
The Conversation Africaby Deevia Bhana, Professor Gender and Childhood Sexuality, University of KwaZulu-Natal25d ago
Teenage pregnancy is often explained in simple terms. Girls are said to lack knowledge about contraception, take sexual risks or make poor choices. But is it that simple?
El País Englishby Jaime Lorite Chinchón25d ago
No matter how skeptical we may be about the American dream, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s personal story strains the limits of credibility as much as any of his most over-the-top films.
El País Englishby Antoni Belchi25d ago
It is around 9:00 p.m. and Karla De Anda’s phone rings. The number is unknown to her. On the other end, connected to the free Wi‑Fi at a Miami airport terminal, a woman is sobbing uncontrollably.
New Indian Expressby Anshuman U Shastry25d ago
BENGALURU: Power corrupts but absolute power in a coalition government gives everyone a headache, except on stage.
Rapplerby Margarita Holmes, Jeremy Baer25d ago
AT A GLANCE - Carol seeks advice on how to help her mother, who is in a toxic marriage with a narcissistic father, whom she believes has brainwashed her mother. - Dr. Holmes and Mr.
New Indian Expressby Team TNIE25d ago
Writer Paul Zacharia needs no introduction to Malayalis. At 16, he made a striking entry into literature. Over six decades later, he continues to engage readers across the globe.
Polygon.comby Jason Venter25d ago
The Pokémon franchise from Game Freak is a revolving door. Someone is always going in for the first time, while someone else is on the way out.
Scroll.inby Ramachandra Guha25d ago
I work mostly by myself, and have resisted joining alumni associations and WhatsApp groups. I am, in other words, broadly of the same mind as Groucho Marx, who famously said that he would never...
Channel News Asiaby Izza Haziqah Abdul Rahman25d ago
Workplace trauma can follow you even long after you leave the job. How do you recover? Bullying, humiliation and relentless workplace stress can affect how people see themselves long after the...
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