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In India, Female College Students Fight For Their Right To Stay Out After Dark
For years, college campuses in India have regulated the movement of their female students in the name of safety.
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India’s Politicians Offer a Bonanza To Voters Before Elections
The Modi government is mulling further voter-pleasing moves in the coming weeks.
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Millennials In India Are Turning To Algorithms For Love
AI systems are flourishing in dating apps the world over, using deep-learning to analyze Facebook posts or users' tweets...
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WhatsApp Is Trying To Clamp Down On Viral Misinformation With A Messaging Limit
In an attempt to combat the viral spread of false information, WhatsApp is limiting the number of times a...
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In India, Stray Cows Become Farmers’ Bane
In Uttar Pradesh, home to more than 200 million people, the drive to safeguard cows has had far-reaching effects.
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India Isn’t Doing Enough To Fight Sexual Assault
Although (hash)MeToo's impact on the Indian media and entertainment industries has been significant, it has had less of an...
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Modi Has Failed To Reform India’s Economy. Populist Tricks Are All He Has Left.
Modi has not managed to lift the Indian economy above its 7 percent growth rate, the minimum it would...
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Tiny Indian State Proposes World’s Biggest Experiment With Guaranteed Income
Elsewhere in the world, there have been several small-scale experiments with implementing a universal basic income, but they have...
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Deutsche Bank Outsourcing Jacksonville Jobs To Mumbai
The bank is offshoring about 60 accounting positions to Mumbai from its campus in Jacksonville, Florida, as it seeks...
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A Hindu Nationalist Claimed That Test-tube Babies Were Invented Thousands of Years Ago
India's scientists are not amused.
NRI
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In Family’s Rise And Fall, A Tale Of Corruption In South Africa
The rise and fall of the Gupta brothers is so improbable that in Saharanpur their story is told...
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Three Indian-Origin Students Make It To Time Magazine’s 25 Most Influential
Three Indian-origin students among Time magazine's 25 most influential
Expats
Life
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In India, Female College Students Fight For Their Right To Stay Out After Dark
For years, college campuses in India have regulated the movement of their female students in the name of...
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Millennials In India Are Turning To Algorithms For Love
AI systems are flourishing in dating apps the world over, using deep-learning to analyze Facebook posts or users'...
Entertainment
Politics
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India’s Politicians Offer a Bonanza To Voters Before Elections
The Modi government is mulling further voter-pleasing moves in the coming weeks.
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Modi Has Failed To Reform India’s Economy. Populist Tricks Are All He Has Left.
Modi has not managed to lift the Indian economy above its 7 percent growth rate, the minimum it...
Crime
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India Isn’t Doing Enough To Fight Sexual Assault
Although (hash)MeToo's impact on the Indian media and entertainment industries has been significant, it has had less of...
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In Family’s Rise And Fall, A Tale Of Corruption In South Africa
The rise and fall of the Gupta brothers is so improbable that in Saharanpur their story is told...
Business
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Tiny Indian State Proposes World’s Biggest Experiment With Guaranteed Income
Elsewhere in the world, there have been several small-scale experiments with implementing a universal basic income, but they...
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Deutsche Bank Outsourcing Jacksonville Jobs To Mumbai
The bank is offshoring about 60 accounting positions to Mumbai from its campus in Jacksonville, Florida, as it...
