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After the IPO Euphoria: Jio’s Real Battle Begins Now
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Prahaar: A Nation’s Wound, A Lawyer’s Fight
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Gen Z and Parenting Puzzle: Less Control, More Connection
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Iran–US Stalemate: Diplomacy Fails to Avert War
The nuclear dispute, US blockade and mounting attacks on commercial shipping threaten to push Tehran and Washington back towards military escalation, with global oil supplies at risk
US Midterms: Iran War Turns Economic Pain into Political Test forTrump
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‘India is failing its youth. The protests are real’
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UN Leadership Race: Gulf Backing, Sudan Allegations and a Test of Credibility
The UAE’s bid for the top job intensifies with Gulf backing, but allegations of Abu Dhabi’s support for Sudan’s RSF could complicate Lana Nusseibeh’s bid to succeed Antonio Guterres
Nine honours and counting: Shobhita Thakur’s Khilawadi wins in Istanbul
Independent filmmaker Shobhita Thakur’s debut fiction short, The One Who Plays (Khilawadi), has won the Best Short Film Award at
