Australian found safe in Nepal as others wait and hope As relatives desperately search and wait for news on dozens of Australians missing following the Nepal-Tibet floods, one Aussie has been found alive and safe. AAP · Sep 7
“I have never gone out without a man”: Indian househelp spends a day alone in Thailand and returns with new friends Indian Househelp's first day alone in Thailand: A day that began with nervousness turned into an experience of self-discovery for Reshma, a domestic worker who travelled to Thailand with creator Anish Bhagat. Asked to spend a day exploring on her own, she stepped out carrying homemade puran poli, made new… The Economic Times · Jun 16
After Decades of Service, Employee’s Final Day at Work Leaves Internet Emotional A heartwarming video of the retirement day of a senior employee of the State Bank of India is trending and gaining popularity among social media users. In the video, the emotional moments of her last working day have been shown. The video is making people nostalgic. The video was uploaded… Times Life · Mar 11
‘Where will I go?’: Hindu man dead, Muslims in India’s Bahraich face attack Ram Gopal Mishra was seen climbing a Muslim house and hoisting saffron flag on it moments before he was shot dead. Al Jazeera · Oct 24, 2024
For India’s homeless women, TB care is shaped by gender norms and economic precarity Reshma's struggle with tuberculosis as a homeless woman highlights the gendered challenges in accessing healthcare and TB treatment. The Hindu · Mar 7, 2024
'I am going and taking mother with me': Man, who poisons mother and ends life, says in video RAJKOT: A 35-year-old man and his 80-year-old mother died of consuming poison on March 25 in Rajkot in Gujarat. The Times of India · Apr 3, 2023
‘More people should see them’: Censor director Prano Bailey-Bond on her favourite short films As the London short film festival starts, Bailey-Bond selects her all-time favourites – in which necrophilia, disappointment and masculinity feature heavily The Guardian - UK · Jan 20, 2023
Mumbai’s largest Ganpati workshop all but winds up production MUMBAI: The largest manufacturer of Ganesh idols in the city has all but wound up operations. Moortikar Vijay Khatu's workshop in Parel will henceforth restrict production to only 10-15 large idols as compared to the 115-120 large idols each season. The Times of India · Jul 16, 2022
Hospital denies responsibility for death of woman, newborn Family disputes hospital’s claim, says consent for surgery was given under threat The Hindu · Jul 5, 2022
Mother and endosulfan-affected daughter found dead Preliminary investigation reveals that mother may have strangled her daughter The Hindu · May 30, 2022
TOI report helped UP boy realise his IIT dream; it also helps him get a life partner PRAYAGRAJ: If "marriages are made in heaven", for 25-year-old Raju Saroj, a TOI report played the match-maker. It was this inspiring report on Saroj and his brother carried by TOI, Lucknow, seven years ago that made Mumbai-based Reshma fall in love with him. The Times of India · May 23, 2022
Chargesheet filed against 17 in CPM activist K Haridasan's murder case KOZHIKODE: Police filed a chargesheet against 17 accused for the murder of CPM activist K Haridasan at Punnol near Thalassery on Feb 21. Thalassery municipal councillor and BJP mandalam president K Lijesh is the first accused. The Times of India · May 21, 2022
Kerala: Murder accused found hiding in house near CM's house at Pinarayi KOZHIKODE: The arrest of an RSS worker and an accused in the Thalassery Haridasan murder case from the CPM stronghold of Pinarayi kicked up a controversy after it emerged that he was hiding in a house located close to the house of CM Pinarayi Vijayan, an area under police surveillance. The Times of India · Apr 24, 2022
A transwoman fights prejudice to keep her NGO running All-inclusive NGO Nammane Summane provides shelter to orphans, intersex persons, senior citizens The Hindu · Mar 26, 2022