Daily Brief: How the Goondas Act in Uttar Pradesh is designed to crush dissent, and more

How the Goondas Act in Uttar Pradesh is designed to crush dissent

We spoke to three individuals whose lives were upended by the law.

Is peace an audacious dream? The fall of the Berlin Wall shows how despair can become hope

Bringing down invisible walls that separate nations and communities and building human solidarity offer a path for harmony in a new era of conflict...

Olympics: PM Narendra Modi confirms India's bid for 2036 edition

“India will leave no stone unturned in our efforts to organise the 2036 Olympics,” Modi said.

‘Unsealed Covers’ interprets law like a lawyer, theorises like an academic, rebels like a citizen

Gautam Bhatia’s well-researched book on the apex and lower courts proves why popular legal scholarly work need to be read widely.

A ’50s Hindi song, an old photo come alive, a moment of solitude: How I remember my mother

She’s no longer with me but has become the things she reveled in – not ashes nor dust but stardust, a thing of wonder driving away in a zippy hatchback.

Start the week with a film: The haunting eloquence of ‘The Silence of the Lambs’

Jonathan Demme’s Oscar-decorated crime thriller is available on Prime Video.

ICC Men’s ODI World Cup: ‘Another masterclass’ – Reactions as India beat Pakistan by seven wickets

Rohit Sharma led the charge with an attacking 86 as India defeated Pakistan by seven wickets.

ICC Men’s ODI World Cup: How India triggered a precise Pakistan collapse in Ahmedabad

India defeated Pakistan by seven wickets to maintain a clean sheet against their arch-rivals in the World Cup.

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