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‘Aurangzeb – Whitewashing Tyrant, Distorting Narrative’: New book debunks distortions around the Mughal tyrant Aurangzeb

While books whitewashing Aurangzeb, the tyrant, including those authored by Truschke met divisive criticism, Saurabh Lohogaonkar took it upon himself to write a book which is answer to series of whitewashing of the tyrant ruler

Commonwealth Games medalist Divya Kakran once again highlights the lack of support for athletes from Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP government

Divya Kakran has previously won medals in CWG 2018 and the Asian Games 2018. She had criticized the Delhi government for poor support at that time as well

Maharashtra: Nikhil Bhamre who was arrested for a tweet against Sharad Pawar joins Twitter with a new handle, thanks BJP and RSS for support

Nikhil Bhamre was arrested for a social media post allegedly against Sharad Pawar. NCP leader and then minister Jitendra Awhad had asked the police to arrest Nikhil Bhamre.

No money left to feed lions: Pakistan decides to sell the animals to save space and money

Lahore Zoo in Pakistan has decided to auction its big cats, including lions and tigers, to private entities.

Varun Gandhi apes the IQ of his cousin Rahul, gets confused between ‘loan waiver’ and ‘loan writeoff’, Kejriwal follows suit

Periodic reminder that loan waiver and loan write off is not the same as insinuated by certain politicians in India.

‘Darlings’ on Netflix: Alia Bhatt and Shefali Shah make a ‘killer’ duo, far from endorsing, it shows domestic violence in all its stark reality

'Darlings' looks at domestic abuse the way Bollywood has not, so far. In usual productions from the Indian entertainment industry, we either get sick romanticisation or unrealistic ideals.

Ashok Gehlot blames imaginary ‘hanging law’ for increase in incidents of murder of rape victims, except, he is wrong

There is no law in India which automatically punishes rape convicts with death penalty as insinuated by Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot.

Punishing a ‘collective art’ like a movie for one artist’s politics – why this seemingly unfair practice gets support

We all live with the choices we make and hence so should the artists, with displaced sense of entitlement and importance that they are 'prominent citizens' singlehandedly responsible to uphold the value of democracy by playing their religion card while offending other religions.

Wrestler Vinesh Phogat creates history, becomes first Indian woman to win Gold at CWG and Asian Games

Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat won third consecutive gold in wrestling at the ongoing Commonwealth Games

Jagdeep Dhankhar elected as the 14th Vice-President of Republic of India, defeats Margaret Alva by a wide margin

Jagdeep Dhankhar hails from the Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan. Born on 18th May 1951, a lawyer by profession, he is in active politics since 1989.

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