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6 Apr, 17:32

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6 Apr, 14:30

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I consider Lenin to be one of the biggest revolutionaries of the world. But if I might say—I hope, I would be excused—I consider Stalin not to be a revolutionary at all. Whether one agrees with it or not is a different matter, but Stalin used the government machine for continuing his reign over the Soviet land until he lived: Lal Bahadur Shastri

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6 Apr, 13:29

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As per the sacred laws of texting—revised weekly by hot new listicles—true love is measured in good morning messages. Bonus points if you’re the first notification they wake up to.

Ratan Priya writes

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There’s an art and science to texting on dating apps. Hone your skills or get ghosted
Don’t just say ‘hi’. You’d be surprised how many talking stages die prematurely because of these two innocent letters.
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6 Apr, 11:30

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Bats are known to be blind and travel using echolocation, a technique to determine the location of different objects using sound waves

Akanksha Mishra brings you the top science stories of the week

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Why do bats not collide while emerging from caves? German, Israeli researchers have an answer
ScientiFix, our weekly feature, offers you a summary of the top global science stories of the week, with links to their sources.
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6 Apr, 10:04

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'Manoj Kumar let me interview him four years ago even though he wasn't well enough to meet people. At the time, his 'so-called buddies' in the film industry had stopped visiting him.'

Rana Siddiqui Zaman, film and art journalist, writes

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‘I’m not a BJP person, nor do I subscribe to its ideology,’ Manoj Kumar said in 2021
Manoj Kumar let me interview him four years ago even though he wasn't well enough to meet people. At the time, his 'so-called buddies' in the film industry had stopped visiting him.
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6 Apr, 08:36

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6 Apr, 05:34

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The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has partially restored two Peshwa-era murals on the gatehouse walls of Pune’s landmark Shaniwar Wada that were fading fast, damaged in a massive fire about two centuries ago and corroded over the years due to pollution and neglect.

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ASI finally restores Shaniwar Wada murals lost to time & a fire. Historians say too little, too late
Murals drawn by Rajasthani artists employed by Peshwa Bajirao I of the Maratha empire in 1732. But even after restoration, one gets only a fleeting glimpse of their original grandeur.
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5 Apr, 17:48

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'Removing Section 40 of the 1995 Act and changing the long-standing 'once a waqf, always a waqf' rule could deepen the gap between Indian and Islamic Waqf systems.'

Heena Fatima writes

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1995 Waqf Act balanced Islamic principles and Indian law. Amendment Bill shifts the scales
Removing Section 40 of the 1995 Act and changing the long-standing 'once a waqf, always a waqf' rule could deepen the gap between Indian and Islamic Waqf systems.
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5 Apr, 16:13

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In June 2024, a human space mission caught global attention and led to a media frenzy in India. The Boeing Starliner spacecraft was launched on 5 June for a ten-day rendezvous with the ISS.

Read this excerpt from Dinesh C Sharma’s ‘Space', a Bloomsbury publication

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What Sunita Williams took to space in 2007—Gita, Ganesha & St Christopher
In 'Space: The India Story', Dinesh C Sharma traces the country's rise as a space power, highlighting key missions, challenges, and pioneers.
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5 Apr, 14:39

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5 Apr, 13:13

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'This isn’t an obituary of Manoj Kumar. It is about the influence he had in defining patriotism for two generations of Indians across our most perilous decade, say from 1962 (the war with China) until the run-up to the Emergency. He did so by playing diverse, all-sacrificing, heroic and, ultimately, victorious characters as Bharat.'

ThePrint Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta writes

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Manoj ‘Bharat’ Kumar sang so Sunny Deol could yell—journey of Bollywood patriotism
This isn’t an obituary of Manoj Kumar. It's about the influence he had in defining patriotism for two generations of Indians across our most perilous decade, say from 1962 until the run-up to the Emergency.
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5 Apr, 11:40

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Opinion: 'To me, the removal of Section 40 doesn’t feel like an attack on Waqf—it feels like a necessary course correction. Stripping away undue power isn’t the same as weakening an institution; sometimes, it’s the only way to bring it back to purpose.'

Amana Begam, columnist, writes

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Removal of Section 40 isn’t an attack on Waqf Boards. It’s a much-needed course correction
Under Section 40, the Waqf Board has the authority to initiate a suo motu enquiry to determine if a property is Waqf—a power unique to it.
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While Udaipur’s 5-star palaces and Goa’s beachfront resorts are still shaadi central for the rich, a tier-2 of destination weddings is on the rise. Places like Rishikesh, Jim Corbett, Khajuraho, Mussoorie and Solan are emerging as the affordable Plan B.

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Tier-2 destination weddings are here. Middle class discovers Rishikesh, Khajuraho, Corbett
There’s now a budget-friendly answer to dreamy destination weddings in Goa or Udaipur, offering riverside mandaps, mountain vows, forest pheras.
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5 Apr, 05:34

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Loan growth is likely to stay sluggish this year. With policy uncertainty, private investment is unlikely to see a significant pick-up, and hence, credit to large industries is not likely to see a major turnaround this year.

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Credit growth likely to moderate as banks focus on liquidity. Pivot from loans to deposits likely
Loan growth is likely to stay sluggish this yr due to weak demand & cautious approach on unsecured lending. Going forward, gap between credit growth & deposit growth is likely to shrink.
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4 Apr, 17:51

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Veteran actor and filmmaker Manoj Kumar – whose patriotic movies earned him the moniker ‘Bharat Kumar’ – has died at the age of 87. His death, attributed to heart-related complications, has caused an outpouring of tributes on social media.

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Manoj Kumar was Bollywood’s patriotic star. Akshay Kumar says he grew up learning from him
Manoj Kumar, popularly remembered as Bharat Kumar, has died at the age of 87 in Mumbai. He left a lasting impact with films such as Roti Kapada Aur Makaan, Upkar, and Purab Aur Paschim.
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