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Though legal recognition is crucial for the sustainable growth of the stand-up comedy industry in Bangladesh, the copyrightability of stand-up comedy remains a relatively unexplored area within the field of intellectual property law

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Are our statesmen in cradle? Or is society barren and unable to produce them?

A new student prize plus the launch of a lecture series will mark the 25th anniversary of an Inverness architectural practice.

Readers give their takes on Delaware Gov. John Carneys promise to veto marijuana bills.

Deep dive into the sort performance improvements in PostgreSQL 15, along with charts to visualize what types of queries will be faster. Includes speedups in single column sorts, reduced memory consumption with generation memory context, specialized sort routines for common datatypes, & use of k-way merge.

The nearly-70 year long rule of Krishnaraja Wodeyar III witnessed at least three generations of a galaxy of poets and other literary figures mainly in Kannada and Sanskrit

This new South African storybook is rich in incidental information on history, sailing and real shipwrecks, as well as quite a few myths and tall stories. It is humorous and original and is a most engaging read for anyone aged between five and 90.

The Meerut revolt that took place in 1857 is said to be the first freedom struggle in India. However, a new book speaks of many revolts that were regi

Book Review: Achala Mouliks novel Rogues Among The Ruins takes a hard look at bureaucracy ​ By S.Ravi ( IANS) | ​ 25 Views   Book Review: Achala Mouliks novel "Rogues Among The Ruins" takes a hard look at bureaucracy.(photo: India Narrative). Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, April 5: Based on her personal experience and that of her colleagues as bureaucrats, Achala Mouliks latest fiction "Rogues Among The Ruins" (Niyogi Books) has a ring of truth to it! That is what makes the book, a fa...