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Drawing Room: Why Pinaki Ranjan Mohanty loves Jagannath Panda's art

India, Feb. 5 -- To understand Jagannath Panda's work, perhaps it's best to use one of his own lines: "The past refuses to end, and the future keeps arriving early." Panda has been creating mixed-medi... Read More


Spectator by Seema Goswami: Surprise bae with these anti-Valentine gifts

India, Feb. 5 -- It's a fortnight to Valentine's Day as I sit down to write this. And my inbox is already inundated with messages about special V Day dinners, discounts on designer stores, offers to b... Read More


Rude Food by Vir Sanghvi: Not all mutton is equal

India, Feb. 5 -- My wife is not a vegetarian. She loves a good meat biryani as much as I do. Give her a kakori kabab, and while the high fat content may vanquish her after the second kabab, she will s... Read More


DTE Ground Report: A village in eastern Rajasthan has vowed to do away with chemical farming; but organic agriculture will take time to catch on

India, Feb. 5 -- January 2, 2026, was a special day for Mukesh Kumar Gurjar. On this day, he, along with about 800 members of his village panchayat, pledged to abstain from using chemical fertilisers ... Read More


From Paper to Platform: Moving Towards Complete Dematerialisation of Securities

India, Feb. 5 -- India's dematerialisation journey formally began with the enactment of the Depositories Act, 1996, which enabled electronic holding of securities. This legislation led to the establis... Read More


What happens when a geek walks into a bar?

India, Feb. 5 -- You expect a lot of things when you enter a bar. Drinks with names you can't understand. Tipsy friends who are two shots away from deciding to start a podcast. Soggy fries. People ser... Read More


Two-child norm turns children into liabilities, must be repealed by states: Population Foundation of India

India, Feb. 5 -- The Population Foundation of India urges states to repeal the two-child norm, highlighting its role in turning children into liabilities and leading to tragic incidents like the recen... Read More


Off track: Is all this fitness data actually helping?

India, Feb. 5 -- Calories burned, steps taken, minutes of deep sleep, inches lost. A good workout means closing the ring on your watch. Dinner comes with a data trail too. How small is the average rot... Read More


Ola, Uber Strike Puts India's Platform Economy Under Pressure

New Delhi, Feb. 5 -- India's ride-hailing platforms are heading into another stress test. Drivers associated with Ola, Uber, Rapido, and other aggregators have announced a nationwide strike on Februar... Read More


India-US trade deal: Centre says agriculture and dairy protected, but lack of text fuels uncertainty

India, Feb. 5 -- Government says agriculture and dairy have been protected in the India-US trade deal, but no formal text has been released US claims of greater access for farm exports have raised co... Read More