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A dating app that lets random strangers match users? Sign me up!

On Rivet, volunteers get to choose who they think are the most suitable suitors. For an interfering busybody like me, this is a match made in heaven

The Guardian - UK · Oct 11

Online hate is stealing the joy from sport

Athletes are increasingly paying a psychological price for the anger of fans who mistake sporting disappointment for a licence to abuse. Coco Gauff experienced extensive online abuse after her match in Beijing due to a disrupted rally. This incident sparked discussions about the excessive pressure and scrutiny facing female athletes.…

The Economic Times · Oct 10

A Resurgent Champion: As world title defence approaches, Gukesh seems to have rediscovered his winning touch

After a turbulent period, D Gukesh's performance at the Chess Olympiad allowed him to regain confidence. He competed on Board 4, scoring 8.5 points in 11 rounds and achieving a tournament performance rating of 2797. Gukesh previously experienced a significant rating decline, dropping to 2703 after his rise to World…

The Economic Times · Oct 10

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Gen Z stereotypes are wrong, every generation shares the same human needs

A university faculty member recently interacted with Gen Z students, delving into their goals and ambitions. The students voiced a clear need for practical skills, effective communication, creativity, and a joyful learning environment. Eschewing common stereotypes, they showcased respect and insightful perspectives during discussions. This experience underscored the value of…

The Economic Times · Oct 10

Jeffrey Archer was Brit, but dil tha Hindustani

Jeffrey Archer enjoyed significant popularity among Indian readers from the 1980s to the 2000s. His characters embodied ambition and willingness to achieve their goals, resonating with India's elite. Despite Archer’s success abroad, he remained largely unrecognized in Britain, where his work was often dismissed. Over the years, reading preferences among…

The Economic Times · Oct 10

Donald Trump’s dirty deal with Vladimir Putin will damage him

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The agreement to buy diesel from Russia will make the American president look weak and fail to cut the price at the pumps

The Independent UK · Oct 10

It's not about writers you like, but about bringing high talent to the light

The 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to Anne Carson, highlighting her contributions to poetry. This win is expected to increase interest in poetry within the publishing industry. Previous Nobel laureates, like Abdulrazak Gurnah, gained popularity after receiving the award. The article reflects on the impact of literary prizes…

The Economic Times · Oct 10

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The Jane Doe in the Cornell seven case is getting threats

Every time a story about a woman being raped becomes headline news, the same pattern repeats without fail

The Guardian - US · Oct 10

In three years, Israel’s war on Gaza hasn’t just changed the Middle East, it’s changed the world

A whirlpool of violence has engulfed everywhere from Lebanon to Yemen. Meanwhile, the west has destroyed any political authority it once had, says Steve Bloomfield, former international editor of the Observer

The Guardian - UK · Oct 10

Angry French students take to the streets. British students don’t – and I think I know why

I grew up in France, where all children are taught about the revolutionary roots of their nation and the responsibility of the state towards its citizens, says Kitty Sayers, a master’s student in journalism

The Guardian - UK · Oct 10

PERMafrost without bite: Indian IT must stop treating every US rule change as a crisis to be lobbied away, fix lies elsewhere

US Labour Secretary Keith Sonderling has suspended eight companies from the Permanent Labour Certification Programme, significantly impacting their operations. Companies primarily delivering services from India are affected, hindering their ability to hire foreign workers. This situation is anticipated to push Indian tech talent to consider alternatives, including returning to India.…

The Economic Times · Oct 9

Zack Polanski has been crushed by the Burnham Bounce

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The new prime minister’s honeymoon period has claimed another boost from the Greens’ defeat in Holborn and St Pancras – but the spring in Mr Burnham’s step cannot last forever

The Independent UK · Oct 9

Be mindful, listen, empathise: Is modern life killing our mental health? New findings reveal alarming truths about social isolation

World Mental Health Day highlights the significance of listening to people with lived experiences of mental health conditions. These experiences can help shape mental health services and combat stigma. A focus on social connections is vital for improving overall mental wellness in society. While mental illness requires specialized care, many…

The Economic Times · Oct 9

Apple Pay’s India launch shows how RBI’s outcome-based regulation lets technology evolve

Apple Pay was launched in India after significant regulatory developments by the Reserve Bank of India. This new payment option allows users to pay securely without needing an OTP, which can facilitate fraud. The RBI has shifted towards regulating outcomes rather than prescribing specific technologies for digital payments. While Apple…

The Economic Times · Oct 9

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The Guardian - UK · Oct 9

Andy Burnham is lucky – Polanski, Farage and Badenoch all seem determined to help him

Everywhere the PM turns, he finds generous adversaries. They have made his early days in No 10 so much easier, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK · Oct 9

The Guardian view on Labour and the Greens: winning trust takes more than words

Editorial: A byelection win is a fillip for Andy Burnham and shows Zack Polanski must confront the failures damaging his party’s credibility and appeal

The Guardian - UK · Oct 9

The Guardian view on the 90s revival: the end of the analogue age

Editorial: The new exhibition at Tate Britain is part of a wider cultural resurgence from 30 years ago. This is nostalgia for a pre-digital era

The Guardian - AU · Oct 9

The fight over using super for housing has deep roots in Australian politics. But would it actually work?

Ultimately, the debate is a battle for power over Australians’ savings pool of $4.8tn dating back to the scheme’s inception

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The Guardian - US · Oct 9

Stop talking about the US ‘Jewish vote’. It’s not that simple

Political parties vie for Jewish support based on false assumptions that boil down to one issue: Israel

The Guardian - UK · Oct 9

‘Nobody is listening to us’: on the school protest frontline, I heard why France’s students feel disowned

Fixing the broken education system will be just the start. The biggest challenge for an aloof political class is to finally pay attention to an abandoned generation, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

The Guardian - US · Oct 9

AI and the climate crisis pose existential risks. The law offers a way to reduce them

Liability lawsuits have held tobacco, oil and pharma companies to account in the past. AI investors won’t ignore this threat

Evening Standard · Oct 9

OPINION - Culinary wasteland? Hardly — the 1990s started a revolution

Soho House founder Nick Jones on the legendary chefs who transformed the scene

The Guardian - UK · Oct 9

Heathrow’s third runway is a bottomless money pit. Stop it now

It won’t promote growth, will take decades and will swallow up billions of taxpayers’ money, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Newslaundry · Oct 9

CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s legal immunity makes him the most powerful constitutional authority

One of the major demands of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) in its protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar is to initiate criminal proceedings against him for mass disenfranchisement of citizens through the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). However, there is a catch. As per the Chief Election Commissioner and…

The Guardian - US · Oct 9

Christa Pike’s botched execution is a reminder of the horror of the death penalty

Lethal injection was a way for us to deny the reality of capital punishment. Pike’s experience shows us what it is

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