In search of its past glory The Presidency College in Chennai had humble beginnings as a preparatory school in a building at Egmore The Hindu · May 5, 2022
Neutrality: why countries choose not to join a war and what responsibilities come with it – podcast When war breaks out, what does it mean for a country to remain neutral? In this episode of The Conversation Weekly podcast, we explore the advantages and disadvantages of neutrality – and what responsibilities come with the choice not to take sides. We talk to an historian about how an… The Conversation · May 5, 2022
India, Australia discuss ways to combat terrorism NEW DELHI: India and Australia have strongly condemned terrorism in all its forms including the use of cross-border terrorist proxies and emphasised the need for strengthening global cooperation to deal with the challenge in a comprehensive manner. The Times of India · May 5, 2022
Years before Natasha Poonawalla's Met Gala look created a stir, Suneet Varma was the first to do a metal bustier and sari combo The whole world sat and took notice of Natasha Poonawalla making an iconic entrance at this year's Met Gala in a custom-made Sabyasachi sari teamed with a metallic bustier from Schiaparelli. Natasha's look was styled by Anaita Shroff Adajania and she undoubtedly did a fabulous job of adhering to the… The Times of India · May 5, 2022
Daily Quiz | Coal Miners’ Day May 4 is observed as Coal Miners’ Day in India. Here’s a quiz on non-renewable resources and energy systems in India and the world The Hindu · May 5, 2022
Heat wave is making India’s power crisis worse NEW DELHI: A power crisis in India that’s delivering hours-long blackouts, halting manufacturing lines and triggering street protests is forecast to continue for months, adding pressure on the nation’s economic rebound. The Times of India · May 5, 2022
Sports: Dhanush bags gold, Shourya claims bronze in Men's 10m Air Rifle at Deaflympics Dhanush Srikanth and Shourya Saini bagged gold and bronze medals respectively in the men's 10-meter air rifle competition in the ongoing 24th Deaflympics ensuring a winning start to India's campaign at the Games on Wednesday. Read further on Dynamite News: Dynamite News · May 5, 2022
Government jobs in India Post; 2,410 vacancies in Karnataka India Post officials say that not many residents of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts apply for these posts The Hindu · May 5, 2022
India of today ‘like plane flying backwards, headed for a crash’, says Arundhati Roy The Booker prize winner was speaking during the launch of the book 'Why do you fear my way so much?', a selection of poems and letters by jailed human rights activist G.N. Saibaba The Hindu · May 5, 2022
Modi, Macron call for ‘immediate’ end to Ukraine hostilities, but differences remain India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi once again stopped short of condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine after meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris. Modi has been striking a balance between Europe and Russia, which supplies it with a large part of its arms and energy. Radio France Internationale · May 5, 2022
For services, April brings high costs with fast growth S&P India Services PMI zooms to 57.9 in April from 53.6 in March; export orders fall the hardest since September 2021 The Hindu · May 5, 2022
India’s position on the World Press Freedom Index On what indicators are countries ranked in the index? Which countries have improved their ranking? The Hindu · May 5, 2022
COVID: India reports 3,275 new cases in past 24 hours India logged 3,275 new coronavirus infections in a day, pushing the number of active cases to 19,719 and the overall tally to 4,30,91,393, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated Thursday. Read more on Dynamite News: Dynamite News · May 5, 2022
Smuggled kangaroos leave Indian forestry officials mystified Wildlife trafficking gangs have a new commodity to smuggle through India – kangaroos, confounding officials. Al Jazeera · May 5, 2022
The Times of India · May 5, 2022 Coronavirus vaccine: Adar Poonawalla clarifies Covovax available for everyone above age of 12 years Chief Executive Officer of Pune based Serum Institute of India Adar Poonawalla on Wednesday clarified that the COVID-19 vaccine Covovax is available for everyone above the age of 12 years.
The Hindu · May 5, 2022 No saffronization of education, asserts Pradhan; says all Indian languages equally important Mr. Pradhan also insisted the government considers all Indian languages, including Hindi, as “National Languages” and gives them equal importance
The Hindu · May 4, 2022 Norton thwarted more than 1.95 lakh cyberattacks a day in India in January-March Criminals carry out online rackets globally via deepfakes, romance scams and crypto frauds: NortonLifeLock
The Hindu · May 4, 2022 PM Modi, French President Macron meet amid Ukraine crisis Discussions focus on issues of bilateral and mutual interests as well as regional and global developments
The Hindu · May 4, 2022 Medical varsity holds seminar on asthma ‘Nearly two crore suffer from asthma in India’
The Hindu · May 4, 2022 Inflation control needs another model Lasting inflation control would require placing agricultural production on a steady footing
The Hindu · May 4, 2022 Economic speed bumps yes, but no breakdown Nepal’s vulnerability has been exposed by the lack of pragmatic policy interventions and abrupt moves towards self-sufficiency
The Hindu · May 4, 2022 The workers hit the hardest Women and salaried workers have been affected the most by the pandemic in India
The Hindu · May 4, 2022 In the time of war: On India’s ties with Europe without upsetting Russia India will have to find a way of building ties with Europe without upsetting Russia
The Hindu · May 4, 2022 Central agencies yet to trace actual drug receiver International drug peddlers prefer Hyderabad and a few other airports in south India
The Conversation · May 4, 2022 India heatwave: why the region should prepare for even more extreme heat in the near future An extreme heatwave in India and Pakistan has left more than a billion people in one of the most densely populated parts of the world facing temperatures well above 40℃. Although this has not broken all-time records for the regions, the hottest part of the year is yet to come.