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Opinion | Can You Really Trust Trump's 'Magic Potion'?
Trump faces a major short-term political challenge: the tariffs are likely to hurt two key constituencies of the GOP - business leaders and working-class MAGA voters.
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Opinion | Aurangzeb, The Ghosts Of History, And The Politics of Remembrance
The ideological battle unfolding today, whether over Aurangzeb or the broader legacy of Islamic rule, reflects the interplay between history and nationalism.
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RLD Leader Resigns Over Party's Support For Waqf Bill, Says "Many More Will"
RLD's Uttar Pradesh general secretary Shahzeb Rizvi has resigned from the post and the party, citing disagreement with its support for the Waqf bill in Parliament.
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Opinion | Delusion Is Dangerous: What Bangladesh And Yunus Must Understand
To say that Bangladesh, which has 710 kilometres of coastline, is the sole guardian of the Bay of Bengal is to assert that Monaco is the absolute monarch of the Mediterranean.
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Opinion | Why Does Your AI 'Ghibli' Look So Terrible? Because It Is
What happens when AI conjures art out of thin air while completely isolating the user from the process? You get what is, essentially, just an artefact, minus the artistry. A hunk of butter that's all hunk and no butter.
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Opinion | Alliance Calling: AIADMK-BJP May Have Finally Learnt A Hard Lesson
An alliance between the AIADMK and the BJP isn't an easy thing to achieve, even with Annamalai finally taming his aggression. But it's not entirely impossible either.
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Posts Vacant For Differently Abled, But Thousands Without Jobs In Madhya Pradesh
Thousands of differently abled people in Madhya Pradesh continue to struggle for jobs as government recruitment remains stalled. Out of 37,328 posts reserved for differently abled candidates in departments, more than 21,000 remain vacant.
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CMF by Nothing Teases New Smartphone Launch; Could Be CMF Phone 2
Nothing sub-brand CMF appears to be preparing to launch a new smartphone in India soon. The UK-based electronics brand, posted a teaser on social media on Thursday, offering hints at the rear camera module of the upcoming handset. While the brand remains tight-lipped about its moniker, it is speculated that the CMF Phone 2 could break cover soon ...
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Opinion | Trump Just Changed The Very Meaning Of Tariffs
Both Trump and Biden have used tariffs to cater to domestic constituencies, proving how deeply embedded they are in electoral strategies.
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RJ Mahvash's Cryptic 'Husband' Post Gets A Like From Yuzvendra Chahal. Internet Reacts
RJ Mahvash's cryptic post on social media has drawn reaction from India spinner Yuzvendra Chahal.
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Opinion | The Dragon And The Elephant Must Dance
Today, China is the second largest economy, while India will soon be the third largest, besides being the two most populous countries. The future provides an opportunity to shape an emerging Asian century.
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Opinion | Trump & The Ayatollah: It's a Pity Both Can't Lose
Who can predict the outcome of a tryst between a self-styled "transactional" deal-maker and those who coined the word "Bazaar" and raised negotiations to the art of 'Mutazayedat', or overbidding?
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Watch: Comedian Sumukhi Suresh's Post About Missing Home While Traveling Is So Relatable
In the viral clip, Sumukhi Suresh humorously expresses her frustration not because of any issues, but because she has nothing to complain about
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Apoorva Mukhija Wipes Instagram Clean Amid 'India's Got Latent' Backlash
Influencer Apoorva Mukhija has wiped her Instagram clean.
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Opinion | $1.7 Trillion: Why Investors Are Betting Big On US Despite Recession Fears
Trump's pugilist-like tariff jabs may be earning him more adversaries than he bargained for, but he has demonstrated his knack for convincing countries and corporations to invest big in the US.
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Opinion | Can You Really Trust Trump's 'Magic Potion'?
Trump faces a major short-term political challenge: the tariffs are likely to hurt two key constituencies of the GOP - business leaders and working-class MAGA voters.
-
Opinion | Aurangzeb, The Ghosts Of History, And The Politics of Remembrance
The ideological battle unfolding today, whether over Aurangzeb or the broader legacy of Islamic rule, reflects the interplay between history and nationalism.
-
RLD Leader Resigns Over Party's Support For Waqf Bill, Says "Many More Will"
RLD's Uttar Pradesh general secretary Shahzeb Rizvi has resigned from the post and the party, citing disagreement with its support for the Waqf bill in Parliament.
-
Opinion | Delusion Is Dangerous: What Bangladesh And Yunus Must Understand
To say that Bangladesh, which has 710 kilometres of coastline, is the sole guardian of the Bay of Bengal is to assert that Monaco is the absolute monarch of the Mediterranean.
-
Opinion | Why Does Your AI 'Ghibli' Look So Terrible? Because It Is
What happens when AI conjures art out of thin air while completely isolating the user from the process? You get what is, essentially, just an artefact, minus the artistry. A hunk of butter that's all hunk and no butter.
-
Opinion | Alliance Calling: AIADMK-BJP May Have Finally Learnt A Hard Lesson
An alliance between the AIADMK and the BJP isn't an easy thing to achieve, even with Annamalai finally taming his aggression. But it's not entirely impossible either.
-
Posts Vacant For Differently Abled, But Thousands Without Jobs In Madhya Pradesh
Thousands of differently abled people in Madhya Pradesh continue to struggle for jobs as government recruitment remains stalled. Out of 37,328 posts reserved for differently abled candidates in departments, more than 21,000 remain vacant.
-
CMF by Nothing Teases New Smartphone Launch; Could Be CMF Phone 2
Nothing sub-brand CMF appears to be preparing to launch a new smartphone in India soon. The UK-based electronics brand, posted a teaser on social media on Thursday, offering hints at the rear camera module of the upcoming handset. While the brand remains tight-lipped about its moniker, it is speculated that the CMF Phone 2 could break cover soon ...
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Opinion | Trump Just Changed The Very Meaning Of Tariffs
Both Trump and Biden have used tariffs to cater to domestic constituencies, proving how deeply embedded they are in electoral strategies.
-
RJ Mahvash's Cryptic 'Husband' Post Gets A Like From Yuzvendra Chahal. Internet Reacts
RJ Mahvash's cryptic post on social media has drawn reaction from India spinner Yuzvendra Chahal.
-
Opinion | The Dragon And The Elephant Must Dance
Today, China is the second largest economy, while India will soon be the third largest, besides being the two most populous countries. The future provides an opportunity to shape an emerging Asian century.
-
Opinion | Trump & The Ayatollah: It's a Pity Both Can't Lose
Who can predict the outcome of a tryst between a self-styled "transactional" deal-maker and those who coined the word "Bazaar" and raised negotiations to the art of 'Mutazayedat', or overbidding?
-
Watch: Comedian Sumukhi Suresh's Post About Missing Home While Traveling Is So Relatable
In the viral clip, Sumukhi Suresh humorously expresses her frustration not because of any issues, but because she has nothing to complain about
-
Apoorva Mukhija Wipes Instagram Clean Amid 'India's Got Latent' Backlash
Influencer Apoorva Mukhija has wiped her Instagram clean.
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Opinion | $1.7 Trillion: Why Investors Are Betting Big On US Despite Recession Fears
Trump's pugilist-like tariff jabs may be earning him more adversaries than he bargained for, but he has demonstrated his knack for convincing countries and corporations to invest big in the US.
