Daily Brief: ‘Every time I stepped out, the camera was on’: Love and resilience in captivity with Gautam Navlakha, and more

‘Every time I stepped out, the camera was on’: Love and resilience in captivity with Gautam Navlakha

Sahba Husain relinquished her freedom to spend nearly two years in house arrest in a makeshift room with her partner of 30 years.

How a relatively peaceful district became the ‘new battleground’ in Manipur

Widespread arson in Jiribam following a murder has forced 900-odd Meiteis into relief camps. Hundreds of Kuki-Zos have fled to neighbouring Assam.

Why the sanction to prosecute Arundhati Roy under UAPA is legally suspect

The Delhi LG is yet to issue a reasoned sanction order that complies with the safeguards built into the UAPA and elaborated upon by the Supreme Court.

‘Result of mismanagement, negligence’: Opposition targets Centre on West Bengal train collision

Fifteen persons died and nearly 40 were injured after a goods train collided with the Kanchanjunga Express in Darjeeling district.

Apple needs to answer a host of questions around user privacy after its tie-up with OpenAI

Ultimately, the success of AI on Apple products depends on how well it is executed.

Why Rakesh Sharma, the first Indian in space, rarely thinks about his time there

An excerpt from ‘Against the Grain: Lessons from the Outliers’, by Pankaj Mishra.

How did the city of Tezpur in Assam get its name? The answer lies in a Hindu legend about Krishna

An excerpt from ‘How the World Was Born: Wondrous Indian Myths and Legends’, by Lopamudra Maitra.

In Pakistan, extreme heat has become one more fetter on women’s sports

Athletes are training later in the day or struggling to perform while cultural restrictions and few private spaces make it difficult to wear pants ...

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