Changes in public culture in India and Pakistan are impacting cricket, moving away from traditional civility. The article highlights instances in the Asia Cup and Women's World Cup where sportsmanship was abandoned, fueled by political tensions and evolving cultural norms.
Putin is offering to buy a wide range of goods from India to offset our loss of the US market.
Haryana's Winter Action Plan 2025-26 targets air pollution in Gurugram and Faridabad. Key strategies include managing stubble burning, tightening vehicle, industrial, and construction regulations, and expanding dust control measures. Penalties for violations are increased, and incentives are offered to farmers.
Punjabi singer Rajvir Jawanda died at 35 after a motorcycle accident. Known for hits like 'Sardaari' and 'Kangini,' he was popular globally. Jawanda also served as a police officer. His death caused widespread grief in the Punjabi music industry.
Karwa Chauth celebrations are in full swing. Women are incorporating festive elements into their gatherings, like kitty parties. These include mehendi sessions, traditional attire, card games, and festive lunches, creating memorable pre-Karwa Chauth celebrations filled with fun and friendship.
The Tribune Editorial: The disturbing incidents have shown the year-old Mohan Charan Majhi’s BJP government in a very poor light.
The Tribune Editorial: Reports say he was wearing a helmet, yet succumbed to serious injuries after his bike skidded on a road in Himachal Pradesh.
Smriti Irani returned to the runway at Bombay Fashion Week after decades, walking barefoot. She wore a purple saree, captivating the audience. Her act symbolized her multifaceted career, defying fashion norms and highlighting authenticity and self-assurance.
#Simply Punjab: Punjab’s farmers are about to be caught in the headlights, between a sickle and a plough
The most striking part of the new plan is the exclusion of the United Nations, except in aid distribution. Is this to please Israel?
While self-reliance is vital, it must not come at the cost of technological relevance.
The Tribune Editorial: Teachers’ postings must be linked to student-teacher ratios and local needs.
The Tribune Editorial: The ECI would be well advised to address all the shortcomings before it initiates a pan-India SIR.
Shefali Shah emphasizes instinct in her acting. She highlights the global reach of OTT and the importance of women-led stories, often directed by men. She discusses directing, upcoming projects including Delhi Crime 3 and 'Hisaab,' and her collaborative working relationship with her husband. Shah advises aspiring actors to prioritize honesty and understand filmmaking as a collaborative effort.
Arrivals aplenty, but lifting leaves much to be desired
The Tribune Editorial: The tragedy is not an accident; it is the sum of repeated warnings ignored.
The Tribune Editorial: However, a contentious point — disarmament of Hamas and its exclusion from governance in Gaza — might impact the outcome of the talks.
Confronting the deity system is not about destroying tradition, but about democratising it.
The lessons of past wars and alarms should teach us that Pakistan is not easy to deal with.
Dwarf virus has ruined crops in over 20k acres of land falling in 400 villages of Patiala
Simran Baidwan, a former lawyer, found success in Hollywood as a writer and producer, winning an Emmy for 'The Pitt.' She emphasizes audience reception and the importance of inclusivity in the industry. Baidwan hopes to produce an Indian show, and her advice to aspiring writers is to pursue their passion.
Two FIRs registered against Saharanpur, Shamli facilities
The Tribune Editorial: A key reason why SCs and minorities find themselves in the crosshairs of the law is the paucity of gainful employment opportunities.
The Tribune Editorial: IndiGo’s Kolkata–Guangzhou service will take to the skies, ending a suspension that began with the pandemic but deepened with the 2020 Galwan clash.
The Centre needs to address the demand of local residents for special constitutional rights
Promote ‘No segregation, no collection’ slogan for garbage management
In recent circulars, the CBSE has instructed affiliated institutions to display ‘Sugar Boards’ and ‘Oil Boards’ in cafeterias, lobbies and meeting rooms.
The controversy over ‘I Love Muhammad’ is symptomatic of a deliberate attempt to redefine India in exclusivist terms, where asserting love for one faith is construed as an affront to another.
Workout, sleep & mum’s hugs: Miss World’s simple formula for wellbeing
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in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist, and is
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