Meanwhile #Thane recorded day temperatures of 42.8 degrees and Navi Mumbai 42 degrees #heatwave .

How ‘decolonial Hindutva’ marries nativist politics with left-wing vocabulary scroll.in/article/106572… via Scroll.in

In Manipur, the anger against the BJP is undisguised and unmistakable.

But other factors in the mix – from the shadow of the Arambai Tenggol to a SoO agreement hanging in balance – keeps the party and its ally in the game.

Rokibuz Zaman reports
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What do young Indians who voted for the first time in 2014 think of the past decade? Scroll reporters find out in The Modi Generation

In the first report of the series, Johanna Deeksha spoke to R Hari, a Tamil repatriate, who cast his first vote in 2014 scroll.in/article/106667…

It’s bottle masala time again.

Football: Tanya Kini on Panthoi Chanu Elangbam – the first Indian player to play for an Australian club scroll.in/field/1066133/… via The Field

“…the Indian welfare state, as the ruling party envisions it for the next five years, is already in place. Voters have to weigh the deal they’re already getting against what they are missing.”

In today's Hindustan Times, a piece on the Supreme Court's recent judgment on injunctions in defamation cases:

Apex court muzzles a media silencing tool --

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Poems on another promenade.

The death of the public university in India.
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#LokSabhaElections2024 | Nobel laureate Amartya Sen also said that while the Opposition’s pitch for a nationwide caste census is a good initiative, the country needs more steps to empower the marginalised communities.

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Vote. Protect the Constitution.

Jai Bhim.

‘Amar Singh Chamkila’ review scroll.in/reel/1066200/a… via The Reel

Bengali New Year: how Akbar invented the modern Bengali calendar scroll.in/article/720351…

The day it rained gold and death in Bombay: Rare footage of the dock explosion that occurred on this day in 1944.
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A heart-warming story on #Ambedkar Jayanti :

#DrBabasahebAmbedkar is known as the architect of the Indian Constitution, an emancipator of #Dalits and the weaker sections, a social reformer, and an economist. However, #Ambedkar was also a voracious reader with his depth of…

A reminder that this is a city in which Bollywood superstars live above grocery stores.

Ikhtisad Ahmed reviews the Bangladesh anthology for Scroll.in. The book 'is either an audacious act of masochistic lunacy, or a selfless, ambitious attempt to put Bangladeshi literature centre-stage and in the spotlight,' he writes.
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Why BR Ambedkar's three warnings in his last speech to the Constituent Assembly resonate even today scroll.in/article/802495… via Scroll.in