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A tale of conflicted gathering: When Kashmiri Pandits, Muslims meet on Eid

The occasion of Eid al-Adha in and around the capital offered a glimpse of what they are grappling with and how the unfolding crisis lays bare complex relations between Kashmiri Muslims and Pandits

Ayodhya anticipates closure on the cusp of a historic court verdict

The legal row over land is also seen as more complicated than a Hindu versus Muslim issue

Why the Rakhigarhi site is the source of heated debate about our origins

Genetic material from the Harappan site of Rakhigarhi has given rise to conflicting theories about our origins. Ritwik Sharma examines the debate

Dream Girl review: A film that tries gender-bending, but falls on its face

It's a plausible and clever premise that builds on the tradition of men playing women to suggest how necessity is also the mother of acting

#BoycottMillennials to #SayItLikeNirmalaTai: FM Sitharaman inspires memes

The age of millennials offers little room for political missteps. Aspirations for a better lifestyle and prized possessions like cars still run high, despite the ongoing slump

Pride and prejudices have worsened affairs in the troubled state of Assam

The mammoth exercise that resulted in the recent update of the NRC in Assam has left no one happy. Ritwik Sharma explains why it's important to acknowledge a long-festering identity crisis

Going beyond research to help us stay ahead of the dreaded mosquito

More than new research, better monitoring of vector-borne diseases and a safer environment are what can help us stay ahead of the mosquito, writes Ritwik Sharma

E-cigarettes on verge of being banned: Is end of choice the start of safe?

Electronic nicotine delivery system products may be banned across the country. Is this move warranted?

Very angry, highly sexist young man

Telugu original with its brilliant rendering of the hero by Vijay Deverakonda works better than Kabir Singh

How traditional varieties of rice staged a revival among farmers, consumers

Red, black, brown - healthier, traditional varieties of rice are gradually finding their way back to our farms and kitchens, writes Ritwik Sharma

'Spirit of Mumbai' exhibition pays tribute to the working-class emblem

As it seeks to celebrate the indomitable spirit of the 'maximum city', the exhibition places the dabbawala at the forefront

Mumbai IAS officer Nidhi Choudhari's 'anti-Gandhi' tweet has sparked a row

Nidhi Choudhari was compelled to demonstrate her belief in Gandhi

Suited Booted: TMC MPs Mimi Chakraborty, Nusrat Jahan's Parliament visit

It's a matter open to debate whether what the first-time MPs wore would have been construed as inappropriate had Parliament been in session

Celebrating the Ramzan spirit with a walk from Jama Masjid to Matia Mahal

there is no better place than Old Delhi, especially the historic Jama Masjid, for iftar

Remembering Vijaya Mulay: The filmmaker behind 'Ek Chidiya, Anek Chidiya'

Vijaya Mulay, a pioneering figure in the world of education and films who died last week at 98, was always keen on making learning fun

We meet more climate change observers than sceptics: EDN's Karuna Singh

Our analysis is that people at the ground level are not sensitised enough about the fact that they also must play a role for a better environment

This Emergency-era satire has returned to take pot shots at political class

Let's Laugh Again will be staged at Akshara Theatre in Delhi on May 19 and 26

Filmmaker Ashvin Kumar woos millennials with love story set in Kashmir

Through 'No Fathers in Kashmir', he hopes to move audiences into becoming citizens who vote sensibly

From loudspeakers to helicopters, the businesses behind election campaigns

The EC limits campaign expenses incurred by a candidate to Rs 50-70 lakh

Lok Sabha polls: Is EC struggling to enforce model code of conduct?

The ECI guidelines primarily aim to prevent the ruling parties, at the Centre and in the states, from misusing their position to gain electoral advantage