Daily Brief: A phone, an OTP and a data operator: Unanswered questions about how a Mumbai Lok Sabha seat was won, and more

A phone, an OTP and a data operator: Unanswered questions about how a Mumbai Lok Sabha seat was won

A staff member of the Election Commission is under cloud for his alleged links with Eknath Shinde-led Sena, which won Mumbai North West by a mere 48 votes.

The NEET paper leak: A timeline of delays and denials by the government

The Centre repeatedly denied large scale irregularities even as police in Bihar and Gujarat have been investigating the matter for over a month.

Roof of Ayodhya’s Ram temple leaking after heavy rainfall, says chief priest

‘It is surprising that the roof of a world-famous temple is leaking,’ Acharya Satyendra Das said.

‘No more support to BJP’: BJD says it will act as ‘strong and vibrant’ opposition in Rajya Sabha

The regional party had earlier supported the BJP on the Citizenship Amendment Act and the abrogation of Article 370 of the Constitution.

Union minister and BJP ally Ramdas Athawale backs caste census

He questioned the Congress on why it did not carry out the exercise when it was in power.

Podcast: What does history say about how Mumbai changed and stayed the same over the past 200 years?

Researcher Murali Ranganathan delves into Maximum City’s polyglot past with host Dinyar Patel.

A new book examines Gandhi’s perceptions of Australia and what Australians thought of him

An excerpt from ‘Gandhi’s Australia: Australia’s Gandhi’, by Thomas Weber.

Indian tennis: Sumit Nagal – ‘When the body is right, the heart is there to compete’

Nagal is set to make his Wimbledon main draw debut next week, followed by a second appearance at the Olympic Games in Paris next month.

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