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Wife stabs and kills husband with knife: No jail for wife as HC orders her to pay Rs 500 fine citing this exception in law

A wife who stabbed and killed her husband during a sudden argument has been spared jail time. The Telangana High Court ruled the act was committed on the 'spur of the moment'. She will pay a Rs 500 fine instead of a four-year prison sentence. The court invoked an exception…

The Economic Times

Uprising by Tahmima Anam review – a fiery novel of female rebellion

Radical hope and rage combine in this tale of ecological precarity and resistance among sex workers on a brothel island

The Guardian - UK

The next big star in UK pop? Absolutely

NEW SENSATIONS: The artist born Abby-Lynn Keen is preparing to release her excellent new album, ‘Paracosm’, and head out on an arena tour with her big sister RAYE. She speaks with Roisin O’Connor about finding freedom through her imagination, learning to love again, and being a boss when she needs…

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Sleep Awake review: "An all-timer horror premise is let down by tired stealth that I feel like I'm sleepwalking through"

GamesRadar

Blumhouse first-person horror game is a Silent Hill dystopia where nobody sleeps, and you need to stealth around like it's Alien: Isolation – which I might be better at if I weren't so scared

Hands-on | Sleep Awake is straight out of a bad daydream, and that's a good thing

GamesRadar

Against God’s men: A nun, a bishop, and the trial of India’s Catholic Church

“You have to understand. I’m a nun. I took a vow of chastity. To stand in court and say I was raped felt like I was the sinner,” said Sister Ruth*, almost in a whisper. “I felt unworthy of God.”

Newslaundry

Foreign aid cuts hurt the most vulnerable in world’s largest refugee camp

In recent months, healthcare in the Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh has been badly affected by foreign aid cuts.

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Eliza Scanlen: ‘I’m at this weird age where l’m still getting jobs for 17-year-old girls who have never kissed someone’

INTERVIEW: The Australian star of ‘Sharp Objects’ has risen rapidly in the last decade from ‘Home and Away’ to tentpole Hollywood flicks. Over coffee, she speaks with Annabel Nugent about growing pains, the freedom of shaving her head – and how Saoirse Ronan looked after her on the set of…

The Independent UK

You be the judge: my husband refuses to double-barrel our surnames. Should I take his last name?

Annabelle doesn’t want to lose her family name, but traditionalist Teddy is not keen on a double-barrelled compromise. You decide who should be named – and who should be shamed

The Guardian - UK

The rise and fall of VK Sasikala

For thirty years, VK Sasikala was known for her association with the most powerful woman in Tamil Nadu. Described by most as Jayalalithaa’s friend, a ‘shadow’ by some others, it was the late Chief Minister, who saved the kindest words for Sasikala, describing her as “almost like a sister”.

Newslaundry

Meet social media’s trending mothers and children

Candid, funny and creative mother-son/daughter duos on Instagram redefine mainstream tropes with relatable content and close bonds

The Hindu

Josèfa Ntjam on her surreal utopias in Venice

Artist Josèfa Ntjam and LAS Art Foundation bring other worlds to life with ‘swell of spæc(i)es’ at Palazzina Canonica during the Venice Biennale 2024

Wallpaper

Message in a meteor

Witnessing a phenomenon in the night sky on a hot summer day in Madras in 1950.

The Hindu

'Prevailing sentiment favours Modi in TN’

They once belonged to the same party. But, now, AMMK leader T T V Dhinakaran is part of NDA and will take on Thanga Tamilselvan who is the DMK candidate

The Times of India

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The ‘pawsitive’ philosopher

Heartwarming tales of family dogs, from Blackie to Naughty and Beauty, filled with mischief, love, and unforgettable moments.

Al Jazeera

‘Inflection point’: AI meme wars hit India election, test social platforms

Political parties are pushing the limits of AI’s use to both ridicule opponents and boost their own popularity.

The Guardian - UK

Every day’s a school day: the great-grandmother who goes to primary school

A 92-year-old woman, in an area of India with low literacy rates, is inspiring others to learn how to read and write

WhatToWatch

Shetland season 8 episode 4 recap: could Bobby Bain be guilty of murder?

Shetland season 8 episode 4 sees Calder and Tosh get closer to the truth about Ellen.

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Shetland season 8 episode 3 recap: Are Ellen and Calder sisters?!

Shetland season 8 episode 3 sees the twists and turns keep on coming as Calder and Tosh work out what happened to Ellen.

WhatToWatch

Shetland season 8 episode 2 recap: What does Ellen's mysterious tattoo mean?

Shetland season 8 episode 2 sees the police try and solve Ellen's murder, but not everything is as it seems.

The Hindu

70th birthday of Mata Amritanandamayi celebrated

Celebrated with enthusiasm, Mata Amritanandamayi's 70th b'day was attended by lakhs of devotees, incl. gov. & union ministers. In her address, she stressed on love, selflessness & unity. PM Modi praised her initiatives & benevolence. She was awarded World Leader for Peace & Security Award & Amritakeerti Puraskars. "An Offering…

Salon

The books in "Red, White & Royal Blue"

The movie was adapted from a rom-com novel, and the choice in vacation reading material is thoughtfully appropriate

The Hindu

Manjamma and her magic wand of Jogathi Nritya

Manjamma Jogathi is very clear about one thing. “It was my art, not activism, that took me from the pavement to the Padma Shri,” she reiterated several times at the recent launch of her autobiography From Manjunath to Manjamma.

The Guardian - UK

No woman should have to give birth alone. Pregnant asylum seekers need our support

Stories of women supporting one another in the community are heartening, but more volunteer birth partners are needed, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

The Times of India

"Amma is pregnant": 23-year-old's account in a viral post is heartwarming

A 23 year old girl's story on her mother's pregnancy is doing rounds on social media. The heart warming post narrates the girl's reaction upon learning about her mother's pregnancy at the age of 47.

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