Daily Brief: ‘Where will the poor go?’: Madhya Pradesh is trying to privatise government hospitals – again, and more

‘Where will the poor go?’: Madhya Pradesh is trying to privatise government hospitals – again

Health activists say the decision to set aside 25% beds for paying patients at all district hospitals of the state will deprive many of affordable ...

Why Zomato’s ‘pure veg’ service is being criticised as casteist

Vegetarianism in India is largely driven by the casteist idea of purity and Zomato’s decision only promotes this discrimination, analysts said.

How Maharashtra’s amendment to the Right to Education Act will foster ghettoisation

Private schools located within a kilometre of government or aided schools will no longer have to set aside 25% seats for poor, marginal students.

Centre notifies fact-checking unit under Information Technology Rules

Earlier in the day, stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra and the Editors Guild of India moved the Supreme Court seeking a stay on the formation of the unit.

A decade under Modi: Rising unemployment, declining wages, poor quality jobs

A quick look at how the Modi government fared on creating jobs and addressing economic distress.

A new book profiles art critic Rudolf von Leyden, champion of India’s emerging avant-garde painters

An excerpt from ‘The Catalyst: Rudolf Von Leyden and India's Artistic Awakening’, by Reema Desai Gehi.

‘Ae Watan Mere Watan’ review: An overly sincere tribute to a rebellion via radi

Kannan Iyer’s period drama, starring Sara Ali Khan, is out on Prime Video.

How the WPL revealed the depth of talented Indian players ahead of the 2024 T20 World Cup

The second edition of the Women’s Premier League saw Indian players, known and unknown, shine brightly across all aspects.

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