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A practical guide to using your propertys value for funding while planning repayment wisely

Jaswant Singh Khalra's biopic was released after years of censorship. Zee5 was made to take it down within two days.

Hundreds of workers are only a shift away from a mass casualty event. This is not a tragedy. It's a pattern.

'The Sociology question paper had several misspelt names in English and flawed translations for Hindi candidates.'

The Rayagada assault shows how communal spaces quickly become spaces of paranoia and violence against women.

Fabeha Syed explores one of Urdu's layered words through the poetry of Nida Fazli, Ahmed Faraz and Sudarshan Faakir.

Alia Bhatt brings the attitude and physicality but struggles to do much with the wafer-thin material.

'Pritam and Pedro' has no granularity. It is cybercrime explained at the level of a school assembly.

Speaking to The Quint, Sachin Pilot addresses his equation with Ashok Gehlot, UP polls and the INDIA bloc's future.

Nitin Nabin's Telangana visit highlights the gap between BJP's national appeal and state ambitions.

The 18-year-old student from Hyderabad had gone to Finland in August last year to pursue a BTech course.

WhatsApp usernames close a privacy wound the country had learned to ignore. They also hand impersonators a gift.

The technically correct legal status of a passport has never come up in any interaction over the years. So why now?

'Despite their age, many elderly hawkers at Jadavpur Railway Station still work to support families.'

The scandal has brought to fore the ever-simmering rivalry between different factions within the RSS-BJP family.

Indias battery ecosystem remains dependent on imports, and thus, exposed to volatile global markets, say experts.

Today, it is futile to ask sensible questions about corruption or scams to the government, writes Ashutosh.

'I returned home after a 300-km drive, only to be kept awake by a wedding DJ and fireworks late into the night.'

Anish Gawande, Nationalist Congress Party (SP) leader talks Cockroach protests, Shiv Sena (UBT) split and more.

Each time an AI company releases a new enterprise model, it reduces the value of Indian IT firms.

India's Rs 58,000 crore coaching industry still lacks a dedicated safety lawand students are paying the price.

Poorly designed projects where households are pushed towards technology actually increase emissions, say experts.

A number of alleged jihads are centred around the construction of the Muslim male as a sexual predator.

As Ambanis, Adanis lurk behind digital age giants in a new AI era, will homegrown startups & PSU banks get squeezed?

ACs alone could drive 120 GW of peak power demand by 2030. The time to prepare is now, experts tell The Quint.

A gradual transition to more targetet, efficient subsidy delivery may be preferable to sudden price liberalisation.

The socialist-minded Nehru was certainly not an uncritical devotee of the US, writes Shashi Tharoor.

The screenshot is fake. There is no credible evidence of Raina's visa being revoked.

The new hate trend against Khan Sir shows that even 'good Muslims' may not be good enough for India today.

Fittingly, this latest resignation took place almost exactly ten years to the day of the 2016 Brexit referendum.

There is anger among the youth. CJP's main challenge is to convert it into political change.

RECAP:

This cocktail goes down easy enough, but it lacks the potency, burn and aftertaste that made the original linger.

'Main Vaapas Aaunga' briefly portrays what broke, besides political territory when India was partitioned in 1947.

The end to Naxalism should not imply an end to demanding accountability for the deaths of innocent people in Bastar.

The US-Iran war is set to end on 19 June. Here's what the proposed deal achievesand what it leaves unresolved.

In convicting 7 men in a 2022 case, the judge wrote that the accused were proved to have committed mob lynching.

When a daily habit becomes a responsible choice, it inspires a bigger shift toward sustainable packaging.

Is the anti-defection law still serving the purpose for which it was introduced?

In Bhojpur, families repeatedly choose financial suicide over social shaming after the death of a loved one.

What these clubs are today, centres of intergenerational dialogue, is a thoroughly Indian achievement.

A rare Spielberg movie that has to pretend to be smart. The harder it pretends, the less transfixing it is.

'Raakh' effectively portrays the corrosive power of toxic masculinity and how it punishes homosexuality.

Here are the top five pieces of misinformation that went viral this week.

The video is unrelated to the recent controversy and dates back to 2021.

The failure in the National Eligibility-cum Entrance Test (NEET) has led to anger, uncertainty, and loss.

The concern is whether audits and cyber security assessments are done independently or not.

The consequences of the present verdict travel far beyond the lone issue of propriety of roll revisions.

The viral post also falsely claimed that 18 Indian soldiers have been killed during Operation Sheruwali in Rajouri.

The joke would be on me if I dared use words like 'plot' or 'story' or 'narrative' or 'cohesion' here.