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Milei’s victory delivers Congress the votes needed to dismantle social programmes and accelerate privatisation.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
Translated from Telugu by D.V. Subhashri| Reviews of latest books and articles on authors | Frontline
Tees traces three generations of a Kashmiri Muslim family. Netflix shelved it. Community screenings keep the movie alive now.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
After Cyclone Titli, Odisha moved Saura families to “safer” ground. They got cement houses but lost forests, medicine, food, and a lot more.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
JNTL Consumer Health wins interim relief to sell existing stock of ORSL after FSSAI banned use of ORS term on products not meeting WHO standards.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
Tagore’s 1930 interview to The Jewish Standard foresaw the dangers of Western nationalism that now shadow Gaza.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
Lingayats and Vokkaligas fear losing influence, but the fresh survey raises hopes among others for fairer Backward Caste reservations.| Latest India Story Coverage | Frontline | Frontline
The Modi government’s flagship health scheme faces crippling dues, mass hospital exits, and a gap between grand claims and daily realities.| Latest India Story Coverage | Frontline | Frontline
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Science & Technology News:Paris agreement and climate change| Frontline
India’s climate crisis is here. This Frontline package exposes false solutions and makes the case for urgent, equitable, and grounded climate justice.| Frontline
Eminent meteorologist Jagadish Shukla critiques India’s outdated forecasting, exposes political interference, and urges science reform. Can we trust our forecasts?| Frontline
Extreme temperatures linked to climate change cause over 140 deaths and widespread agricultural losses. Narendra Modi Government’s environmental policies and rapid project clearances face criticism as heat-related economic risks escalate.| Frontline
In this in-depth conversation, filmmaker Girish Kasaravalli reflects on his cinematic journey, his early encounters with Ray’s work, and how Pather Panchali redefined realism in Indian cinema.| Frontline
Rangayana, the pluralistic Kannada theatre repertory and a unique secular cultural space, is in danger of being reduced to a handmaiden of the BJP and the RSS if its present director, Addanda C. Cariappa, has his way.| Frontline
Whether their statements will go beyond diplomatic rhetoric remains uncertain, as Western powers stress peace, reform, and a two-state framework.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
The Kingdom’s defense pact with Islamabad comes despite Modi calling Saudi Arabia a “trusted friend and strategic ally” just months earlier.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
Both factions expected mediation in their leadership battle. Shah’s restrained approach suggests the BJP prefers to let events unfold naturally.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
In the region’s complex strategic triangle (China-India-Pakistan), indigenous air defense capabilities have shifted from desirable to necessary.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
Neither state power nor global mediation can repair Manipur. Only Meitei and Kuki communities, confronting truth together, can build justice.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
The great American sport of India-bashing becomes a team effort.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
As the LDF government hosts the religious conference in Sabarimala, the saffron party accuses the Left of politicising Hindu traditions.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
The saffron party’s move is aimed at boosting its clout in western Tamil Nadu and expanding its footprint in the State.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
At his press conference, the CEC dismissed evidence of voter roll manipulation with bluster, leaving the Commission’s credibility at its lowest point.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
Film guild AMMA, accused of protecting powerful men, now has women leaders. The question is whether power will be used differently this time.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
Poor planning and inadequate infrastructure seem to have turned religious pilgrimage into tragedy for devotees.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
A year on, the KMUT scheme boosts women’s confidence, but rising costs and new risks cloud its promise, says a new report.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
Thrissur saw a massive voter surge ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha election, and investigations are now showing grave discrepancies.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
Police cases, industry blacklists, and threats are forcing India’s protest musicians to weigh every lyric against the cost of speaking out.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
RTI request reveals large-scale violation by industrial units. Every year, several companies are found guilty of non-compliance.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
A Cannes-honoured tale of communal harmony challenges the Right’s claim to define Maharashtra’s most contested hero.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
Khan, whose 2024 loss is at the heart of alleged vote theft in Mahadevapura, says ECI must remain neutral without political allegiances.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
Pawan Kalyan’s Rs.300-crore pageant reworks history to align with right-wing narratives in Andhra Pradesh.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
The fight for Mahadevi has become a rallying point for a rural movement against elite overreach.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
With daily jabs and punitive measures, the US President has destabilised the last standing “strategic partnership”.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
The government urgently needs to address the sloppy show on the industrial front, with firm political will and clear economic foresight.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
In Chhattisgarh, the party staunchly pushed a forced conversion narrative, whereas in Kerala, wary of losing Christian support, it backed the nuns.| Latest News from The Hindu Frontline | Frontline
ICJ declares states must act on emissions or face legal consequences, framing climate change as a global rights and justice emergency.| Frontline
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Three decades after the PCPNDT Act, sex determination rackets thrive across India, proving laws alone can’t defeat a son-obsessed culture.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
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The Karnataka Minister says his call for regulating RSS activities in public spaces is not about ideology but accountability.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
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In Bihar, the Mandal story is far from over. If JD(U)’s tally slips below its own, the BJP will not think twice before taking the reins.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
The central bank once spent billions defending the rupee. Now it watches it fall, saving ammunition for when Trump’s real assault begins.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Twenty four children in MP died from spurious cough syrup, revealing systemic failures in India’s health delivery beyond a single tragedy.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
In Gujarat’s Little Rann of Kutch, Agaria salt farmers toil under the desert sun, eight months a year, with no homes, water, or basic ameneties.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Over 100 Maoists have surrendered in Maharashtra this year as crackdowns coincide with mining and corporate expansion in Gadchiroli’s forests.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
A student’s rape in Durgapur casts light not only on Bengal’s safety crisis but a return to patriarchal reflexes from the top.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
He burned through talent, love, and money with reckless grace. Journalism’s wild ones are gone, and the newsrooms now feel safer, duller.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
The advocate asks why an unregistered organisation is allowed to use public facilities when the government has impeded the functioning of NGOs.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Bilateral talks resume after a bitter freeze. But with Khalistani tensions unresolved and US tariffs forcing hands, can pragmatism outlast politics?| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
More than 400 Diwali magazines still appear each year, carrying forward a tradition that shaped Marathi culture through dissent and reinvention.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Bihar’s political landscape is shifting as veteran leaders step back and new actors reshape alliances and voter strategies.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
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The ghatam player, whose memoir has just hit the stands, on her journey to mastering an instrument long kept at the margins of tradition.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Thukral and Tagra turn art into a field of play, blending beauty with social critique as a commentary on a world tilting towards authoritarianism.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
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If we want hate and violence to stop, we must permit the hand to speak again.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
The attack on CJI Gavai and IPS officer Puran Kumar’s death shows how institutional spaces remain saturated with caste-based humiliation.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
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Vacant posts, pliant appointees, and penalties in barely 1.2 per cent of cases—the transparency law at 20 is a shell of its former self.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
With global negotiations on plastic pollution stalled, the country can show how production control and waste management can align.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Discontent in the strategically vital border region risks alienating a population that has been the backbone of military operations for decades.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Modi’s embrace of Muttaqi shows how pragmatism can override principle when a shared adversary emerges. But the experiment is fraught with danger.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Gaza relearns the sounds of survival, but the ceasefire’s durability depends on unresolved questions of disarmament, governance, and accountability.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt bag the award for research on technological progress and creative destruction.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Women directors are dismantling Bollywood’s male gaze with compassion, formal experimentation, and politics that focus on the marginalised.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Indian media treated the activist’s assassination as a cautionary tale about polarisation, not the partisan battlefield American outlets made it.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
The Venezuelan opposition leader’s award has drawn praise from the US President and condemnation from rights groups over her ties to far-right movements.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Explore B.V. Karanth’s genius in theatre and film, his creation of Chomana Dudi, and how politics and jealousy shadowed his later years. Celebrate his legacy.| Frontline
Modi’s long-awaited visit to Manipur was a wasted opportunity because his Hindutva mindset renders him incapable of understanding minority concerns.| Frontline Columnists - The Best Opinion on the Web Today | Frontline
The rise of cinematic universes and endless sequels has turned movies into unfinished commodities that promise more than they deliver.| Frontline Columnists - The Best Opinion on the Web Today | Frontline
Bureaucratic undoing of Bengali Muslim belonging shows how a Republic born from trauma now inflicts its own wounds.| Frontline Columnists - The Best Opinion on the Web Today | Frontline
The State’s electorate, long attuned to power games, reads past Modi’s drama to the deeper fight over rights and representation.| Frontline Columnists - The Best Opinion on the Web Today | Frontline
Hurriedly wrapping up the case and sealing the SIT report from public view, the court has granted Anant Ambani’s private zoo unprecedented immunity.| Frontline Columnists - The Best Opinion on the Web Today | Frontline
A Delhi judge let the company compile its own blacklist of “defamatory” journalism. Platforms must delete flagged content within 36 hours.| Frontline Columnists - The Best Opinion on the Web Today | Frontline
Besieged by a rush of disconnected images, I am compelled to write to my dear Plum, Mr P.G. Wodehouse, on the 50th year of his passing.| Frontline Columnists - The Best Opinion on the Web Today | Frontline
Rising global tariffs, China imports, and energy deals with Russia put India’s trade strategy and domestic industries under growing pressure.| Frontline Columnists - The Best Opinion on the Web Today | Frontline
From Nepal to Bangladesh to Sri Lanka, youth once dismissed as apolitical are taking on oppression and misrule, proving rebellion is far from extinct.| Frontline Columnists - The Best Opinion on the Web Today | Frontline
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The Assamese filmmaker on his journey from reading novels in school to adapting literary works into award-winning films.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Modi condemned the attack on the Chief Justice of India, but the anger behind it mirrors the politics his party has long legitimised.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
The artist’s last work turns his wounded body into a meditation on endurance, faith, and the political scars Kashmir continues to bear.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
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John Clarke, Michel Devoret and John Martinis have won the 2025 physics Nobel Prize for their work in quantum mechanics.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
An extract from Destruction and Sorrow beneath the Heavens by László Krasznahorkai, translated from the Hungarian by Ottilie Mulzet.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
The novelist is known for his demanding, apocalyptic prose. His fiction scans the collapse of societies under totalitarian power and spiritual decay.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Raipur has one cow for every 54 people, a reminder that India’s cities, planned for humans alone, keep tripping over the lives they refuse to see.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman charm in this War of the Roses remake, but the collapse of marriage is oddly civilised for a story about hate.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Footwear meets judiciary as a “Sanatani” advocate attacks the Chief Justice. When caste entitlement cannot win arguments, it settles for projectiles.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
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The Chief Minister’s credibility has been dented by his passive image, say political analysts and opposition leaders.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
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Every movement begins with a dream and ends with a negotiation. The Self-Respect Movement’s political afterlife proves no cause stays pure.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
While the women leaders of the Self-Respect Movement transformed society in profound ways, full empowerment of women remains far from fully achieved.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
A hundred years later, the Self-Respect Movement’s ideals of equality, women’s liberation, and the annihilation of caste are finding new geographies.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Periyar knew self-rule without self-respect meant servitude in disguise. A hundred years later, his point still stands—loudly.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Aryan Khan’s Ba**ds of Bollywood turns his father’s myth inside out, mocking the system that made him, yet trapped in its own borrowed irony.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
