After Kolkata shocker, Mumbai woman doctor assaulted by drunk patient and relatives
By Madhav Rao
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Jharkhand: ‘In Delhi for personal work’, says Champai Soren amid speculations of him joining BJP
Champai reportedly being accompanied by six JMM MLAs
Web desk
August 18, 2024
With Trump in meltdown mode, the presidential race could be slipping away from him
He seems caught off guard fighting a young, energetic Kamala Harris
Ground report from the India-Bangladesh border in Petrapole, South Asia's largest customs station
The India-Bangladesh border in Petrapole in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas district is back to normal after days of political unrest in Bangladesh. THE WEEK looks at the situation in Petrapole-Benapole, the largest land port in South Asia.
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Next week, it will be 150 days since K. Kavitha has been in jail for her alleged involvement in the Delhi liquor scam.
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More than one crore women to benefit from Ladki Bahin scheme in Maharashtra | Shiv Sena-BJP
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde is wooing voters with freebies ahead of the assembly elections. He has already rolled out the Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana, which aims to pay Rs1,500 per month to eligible women between 21 and 65.
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Harris has some obvious weaknesses that Trump could exploit | Kamala Harris | Trump | THE WEEK
After Joe Biden stepped out of the presidential race, Kamala Harris has enjoyed a smooth ride. Harris certainly has her strengths—her relative youthfulness, her record as a prosecutor, her appeal among Afro-Americans and women.
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National
- Chhattisgarh Raipur police's anti-drug initiative helps 7 persons quit addiction
- NCPCR chief questions 'radical' curriculum in Bihar madrasas demands UN probe
- Doctor murder Tripura BJP demands resignation of Mamata Banerjee
- Refugees denied citizenship rights due to appeasement policy of Cong-led govts Amit Shah
- Assam Drugs worth nearly Rs 1.5 cr seized 4 arrested
International
- Israel strikes Gaza as Blinken heads to region to try to help close cease-fire deal
- EAM Jaishankar calls on Crown Prince of Kuwait to discuss bilateral ties
- Trump continues personal attacks against Harris claims he's 'better looking' than her
- EAM Jaishankar arrives in Kuwait on day-long visit
- Educational institutions in Bangladesh reopen after a month of closure
Entertainment
- 'Big Dawgs' hitmaker Hanumankind to make acting debut in Aashiq Abu's 'Rifle Club'
- Discussions on 'Thangalaan' sequel underway Vikram
- Assamese musician's song touches No 1 spot on iTunes US pop charts
- Mohanlal's 'Barroz' gets new release date
- This is what it feels like when dreams come true Manasi Parekh on National Film Award win
Sports
- Vinesh wants wrestlers from Balali to break records achieve bigger success
- Border-Gavaskar Trophy Lyon seeks English spinner Hartley''s 'inputs' to tame Yashasvi Jaiswal
- Priya's five-for helps India A beat Australia A in final one-dayer
- Durand Cup QF fixtures announced Bagan EB head for potential derby final
- Vinesh wants wrestlers from Balali to break records achieve bigger success
Business
- Consumer rights regulator CCPA imposes Rs 3 lakh fine on Sriram' s IAS for misleading ad
- Ban on fishing lifted in Himachal Pradesh
- Trademark infringement Burger King loses legal battle against namesake Pune eatery
- Haryana leading in electricity reforms HERC Chairman Sharma
- ITI Mutual Fund eyes Rs 1 lakh crore AUM in 5 years
Venkat Prabhu's 'GOAT' is set to release on September 5
EDITOR'S PICK
America ready to elect Kamala Harris because she is the best: Nancy Pelosi
Kamala knows her policy and strategy. And she is a fighter for the people
By Namrata Biji Ahuja
Nancy Pelosi says she is happy to relinquish Speaker's position in favour of Kamala Harris
Pelosi’s fighting spirit was on display when she convinced Biden to quit the presiden
By Namrata Biji Ahuja & Ajish P. Joy
Nancy Pelosi has consistently called out China's oppressive policies
Pelosi has advocated the rights of the Tibetan people
By Khedroob Thondup
A lesson from Bangladesh: Intimidating students is a recipe for disaster
Students are often the first to observe the discontent of society
By Prof Manoj Kumar Jha
India could now face renewed challenges in the northeast
Did India play its cards wrong by giving unflinching support to Sheikh Hasina?
By Sanjib Kr Baruah
'Vedaa' review: Caste vs the legend of John Abraham
Since it is a Nikkhil Advani film, it's politically sharp, gritty and mildly feminist
By Suparna Sharma
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