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April 30, 2023
In his 30 years of rule, what Omar al-Bashir left behind was a legacy of economic ruin, human rights violations, suppression of civil society and international isolation of Sudan.
April 30, 2023
The quote appeared in the 2021 UPSC Civil Services Examination’s Essay paper. We explain what it means and the wider ideas in it related to psychology and philosophy in the present day.
April 30, 2023
It seems the March rain has not damaged the rabi crop as much as had been initially feared. Wheat stocks will fill godowns and take the load off rice, the prospects of which are under the shadow of a May-July El Niño
April 30, 2023
President Gabriel Boric has proposed to set up a state-run lithium company to take control from private players, and said any new lithium contracts would only be issued as public-private partnerships with state control.
April 29, 2023
We’ve all experienced deja vu at some point in our lives. Some have labeled it a supernatural phenomenon, or even linked it to a parallel universe. But where exactly does this spooky feeling come from?
April 29, 2023
Just like humans, great ape species also seem to regularly enjoy stimulating their senses through spinning, possibly even in pursuit of altered mental states.
April 29, 2023
The Union Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Dairying approved a Rs 2 crore subsidy to Youth Rural Entrepreneur Foundation, allegedly run by ‘conman’ Sanjay Prakash Rai Sherpuria.
April 29, 2023
Shakespeare wrote about one-tenth of the most quotable quotations ever written or spoken in English. Here are 10 of them. The title of the play appears within brackets and is followed by the meaning and a sentence.
April 29, 2023
The ED said searches have been conducted at three Bengaluru premises, including the house of Byju's CEO Raveendran Byju.
April 29, 2023
The Subaltern School ushered in a new era in South Asian studies, attempting to provide a historical voice and agency to the subordinated sections of society.