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Aesthetics of Radical Politics: At Kochi Biennale, Artists Recover Memories of a Lost Past
Installations at the Biennale transformed the space into a show of radical politics, reminding us of the exploitation at the fringes of society.
OPINION | Chowkidars May Prove to be BJP's Trump Card Against Oppn's Caste Combinations in UP and Bihar
Security guards are important for the BJP as most of them continue to be voters in their hometowns and the opposition would do well to put their heads together to read the message which the Prime Minister seeks to deliver through chowkidars.
IPL 2019 | Moments When Rishabh Pant Made His Bat do the Talking
Here, we look at five Rishabh Pant knocks that went a long way in making him the batsman he is today, and lit up the IPL in the process.
Four, Including Child Charred to Death After UP Roadways Bus Crashes into Divider and Catches Fire
The bus caught fire after it dashed into the divider as its driver attempted to avoid hitting a vehicle overtaking it, police said, adding that the bus conductor, Israr, and three others were charred to death.
Samsung Galaxy A90 May Sport Notchless Infinity Display, Pop-up Camera: Everything You Need to Know
As first spotted by GalaxyClub, Samsung has updated their Galaxy A site page revealing telltale details about the upcoming A90 smartphone's design, a couple weeks before its official release.
AAP Vs Centre: Kejriwal Govt Moves SC Seeking Larger Bench on Delhi Statehood Plea
The SC's previous split-judgment on the regulations of services in Delhi was not received well by AAP and emerged into a power tussle between the city govt and Lt Gen. Anil Baijal.
News18 Daybreak | Congress Working Committee Meeting Today, BJP Likely to Finalise Lok Sabha Candidate List and Other Stories You Need to Watch Out For
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Lodge Criminal Case Against Kejriwal, Says Delhi BJP After Death of Two Sanitation Workers
Housekeeping employees Rakesh (45) and Ajay (19) died allegedly due to asphyxiation after they entered a sewage treatment unit of the restaurant.
American Airlines Extends Boeing 737 MAX Flight Cancellations Through April 24
The airline said it was making the announcement 'to provide more certainty to our customers and team members and better protect our customers on other flights to their final destination.'
CBSE to Introduce Artificial Intelligence, Yoga as New Subjects
If a student fails in any one of the three elective subjects (science, mathematics and social science), then it will be replaced by the skill subject (offered as a 6th subject) and the result of Class X will be computed based on best five subjects.
'Brahmin Can't be Chowkidar': Subramanian Swamy's Explanation for Not Prefixing His Twitter Handle
While Swamy on Saturday clarified why he refused to prefix 'chowkidar' to his Twitter handle, he also claimed that neither PM Modi nor Finance Minister Arun Jaitley understood economics.
5 Indian Sailors Return After Spending 13 Months in Greek Jail
The ship anchored in Turkey for repairs and then proceeded to its destination. However, in January 2018, when it reached Greece, authorities detained the ship on charges of carrying explosive material.
Bru Voters in Relief Camps to Vote in Special Polling Booths
The Mizoram election department has been instructed by the ECI to arrange for the transport of over 12,000 Bru voters from their relief camps to the special polling booths on Tripura-Mizoram border.
Lok Sabha Elections: 87,000 WhatsApp Groups Will Bombard Voters With Messages, But How Many Are Linked to Political Parties?
From fake statistics related to various government policies to news promoting regional violence, manipulated political news, government scams, historical myths, propaganda to patriotism and Hindu nationalism, WhatsApp has it all in the election season
Can Preeta Harit’s Dalit Advocacy Work for Congress in Agra?
A former bureaucrat with the tax department, Harit is committed to winning public support through her service in the SP-BSP stronghold where Congress last won in 1984.
Africa Cyclone Death Toll Surges Past 700, UN Says Worst Yet to Come
Cyclone Idai smashed into the coast of central Mozambique on Friday last week, unleashing hurricane-force winds and rains that flooded the hinterland and drenched eastern Zimbabwe leaving a trail of destruction.