Daily Brief: How a 4-year-old child in Bengal became India’s second case of bird flu among humans, and more

How a 4-year-old child in Bengal became India’s second case of bird flu among humans

Experts said the risk of an outbreak was low as there was no evidence of human-to-human transmission.

UGC-NET exam cancelled as its integrity ‘may have been compromised’, says Centre

The exam, conducted by the National Testing Agency on June 18, is for the post of assistant professor in universities and colleges.

How the BJP’s politics of ‘Odia self-respect’ helped it win Odisha

The party showed sensitivity towards the perceived marginalisation of Odia identity and culture among the middle-class to end Naveen Patnaik’s 24-y...

4,300 millionaires likely to move out of India in 2024: Report

Many of these high-net-worth individuals are likely to migrate to the United Arab Emirates.

World Refugee Day: Behind the statistics and the lies, stories of unbearable human anguish

Numbers can only indicate the dimensions of this crisis but they say nothing about pain and suffering and, most importantly, the perpetrators.

This new book explains why ‘Punjabiyat’ or ‘Punjabiness’ is both emotionally and culturally complex

An excerpt from the Introduction to ‘Punjabi Centuries: Tracing Histories of Punjab’, edited by Anshu Malhotra.

‘Karparaa’: In a film about a village in Tamil Nadu, the eternal play of life and mortality

Vignesh Kumulai’s docufiction is in the International Competition section at the Mumbai International Film Festival.

Once again, Indian football has taken a few strides back after one step forward

Head coach Igor Stimac was sacked after the team failed to make it to the third round of the World Cup qualifiers. But he is not the only one at fault.

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