Nield, Andrew Peter, author

Dixon, Rainbo Rita Mae, author

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Saefurahman, Ganjar, author

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On May 10, here’s a list of Indian movies and TV shows you and your mother can binge together (virtually) — that celebrate the matriarch — and will make the lockdown slightly more bearable

Anil Kumble thanked all the health care workers and others who are going on with their work so that everyone else can stay safe at home.

Mantel’s third in the Cromwell series is expectedly full of Tudor style hurly-burly. But once that’s over, the narrative sags and you start counting the pages to the end

A witty novel that inspires us to soar over earthbound strife

Deftly uses the experience of Kannadiga doctors in the U.S. to examine issues of race, religion, gender, medical ethics

In the poster, Sai Pallavi is seen waiting for someone at Martyrs Memorial

Sixty underprivileged women artisans from Bengaluru and Hyderabad make the masks sold by Craftizen Foundation

The ancient Pompeii ruins house several evidences of long-standing trade ties between the two countries

The TV adaptation of Sally Rooney’s hit novel depicts the intense beauty and torture of first love perfectly, aided in no small measure by its outstanding lead actors

Musician Ritviz’ new video ‘Thandi Hawa’ stitches together fast-cut shots of fans dancing to his song while they cook, clean and goof about

Abhinav Chandrachud explores how India went from secularism under the British to a soft-colonial version after Independence to the present-day constitutional model

A chronicle of an arduous ride from Chicago to Delhi, through the varied terrain of South America and Africa

A political scientist argues that Dalit social movements undermine the community’s electoral mobilisation

An alternative photography technique using mobile technology is fast emerging as a trend among shutterbugs who have had to adapt to the changing landscape of photoshoots due to COVID-19

Security projects 'violate' green laws as they start work in Karnataka

Two of the sisters were nurses for the Mexican Social Security Institute and the third was a hospital administrator, but there was no immediate evidence the attack was related to their work.

The United States and China have been engaged in a series of retaliatory actions involving journalists in recent months.

Court tells Nagpur Police Commissioner to sensitise police force

The country now has 217,185 confirmed coronavirus infections.

India's recovery rate currently stands at 29.36%, according to the Union Health Ministry.

By Friday, more than 78,000 Americans had died and 13 lakh tested positive for the coronavirus. Globally, more than 274,000 people have died and 39 lakh have tested positive for the disease, according to Johns Hopkins University data.

If successful, Pfizer said it hopes to receive emergency use authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as early as October

A one-and-a-half-year old baby died after it accidentally consumed a paint thinner in Balekundri–Bujurg village in Belagavi district on Saturday. The

As per latest guideline, other categories of patients need not be tested before discharge

Tally in State goes up to 580