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Jose Buttler drives Rajasthan Royals to triumph over Kolkata Knight Riders in table-toppers showdown
In a display of sheer batting brilliance, Jose Buttler lit up the stage with a merry swing of his bat, crafting a remarkable 107 to single-handedly lead Rajasthan Royals (RR) to a sensational two-wicket triumph over Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), scripting the IPL's most monumental run chase on Tuesday.
Film and TV
Indian-American actor Avantika Vandanapu dedicates South Asian Person of The Year award to Gaza
Indian-American actor and 'Mean Girls' star Avantika Vandanapu was named the South Asian Person of the Year by Harvard University on 10 April.
Sports
Sunrisers shine bright as Royal Challengers fall short by 25 runs in thrilling showdown
Sunrisers Hyderabad broke their own record for the highest IPL total with a sensational 287 for three against Royal Challengers Bengaluru.
Internet
Watch: “Feel Like a Panther”: Arivu and Ambassa’s poignant tribute to Ambedkar
In their latest release "Feel Like a Panther," rapper, lyricist, and playback singer Arivu and Ambassa's collaboration pays homage to B. R. Ambedkar on his 134th anniversary with stirring vocals and poignant lyrics.
Film and TV
South Indian films ahead of Bollywood as they aren’t bogged down by ‘astronomical’ star fees: Dibakar Banerjee
Acclaimed filmmaker Dibakar Banerjee says that Bollywood is so disconnected from its roots
Science & Technology
Facebook removes 7 million posts for sharing false information on COVID-19
Facebook said it had removed seven million posts in the second quarter for sharing false information about the coronavirus, including content that promoted fake preventative measures and exaggerated cures, according...
Film and TV
Axone : Marinating racism through slow cooking diversity
Nicholas Kharkongor’s Axone/ Akhuni is a classic take on discrimination against the North-eastern community. In the opening scene the protagonists are in a hurry to procure the Akhuni to prepare a special dish for their best friend’s wedding.
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Literature
When I saw Gujarat riot on TV, my whole world changed: Author Tazmeen Amna on mental health and Islamophobia
Tazmeen Amna is an author of Goner and The Incredible Adventures of Mr. Cheeks, both published by Penguin Random House India. Tazmeen, a graduate in English literature from Lady Shri Ram College for Women also holds an MBA degree but likes to think of herself as a visual and literary artist (mixed medium). She is no stranger to mental illness and is thus passionate about and committed to raising awareness about mental health issues. Tazmeen's new novel GONER follows a young woman in her mid-twenties, trying to juggle the dark and intoxicating side of life, memories of an abusive ex-boyfriend, remains of a broken family, and mental health issues.
Literature
Poems from the ‘other’ side
From banning artists to setting up a fundamentalist narrative around poems of Faiz Ahmad Faiz- the populist regime has tried it all. Another reason for this hate has been the progressive approach of poets like Faiz and Habib Jalib. So, the aim of these translations is to write back to the ‘populist’ regime with love like Urdu always has. I dedicate these poems to all the sane souls of both sides of the border.
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Science & Technology
New study reveals Oxford coronavirus vaccine produces strong immune response
A team of scientists at Oxford University’s Jenner Institute and Oxford Vaccine Group has taken the next step towards the discovery of a safe, effective and accessible vaccine against coronavirus.
Film and TV
Two Malayalam directors win awards at Indian Film Festival of Stuttgart in Germany
Malayalam directors Madhu C Narayanan and Manu Ashokan won awards at the Indian Film Festival of Stuttgart in Germany.
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Lifestyle
Music, dance heal solitude and loneliness amid pandemic
Music and dance have done wonders for the number of people in this world crisis.
Features
Hope against hope: Night football in Baramulla
Azhar Teli passes the ball to Mehraj Ahmad. Mehraj moves it closer to the goal area. Three Iqbal Hygam FC opponents tail him. The playground is filled with cheers...
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Science & Technology
UN rights expert says emerging technologies entrenching racism, xenophobia
An independent UN human rights expert is calling for greater scrutiny of emerging digital technologies which she said are being used to uphold racial inequality, discrimination and intolerance.
Sports
Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup match schedule out: Kick off on Nov 21
FIFA on Wednesday announced the Match schedule for the upcoming Qatar 2022 World Cup tournament in which would kick off on Monday 21 November 2022 at 13:00 local time....
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Sports
England World Cup winner Jack Charlton dies, aged 85
Jack Charlton, a football World Cup winner with England and one of English football’s most popular characters has died aged 85.
Business
Dubai reopens doors to tourists after 4 month restrictions
With a "welcome" passport sticker and COVID-19 tests on arrival, Dubai has reopened its doors to international visitors.
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