Daily Brief: After CAA rules, Mumbai Muslims rush to get their identity documents in order, and more

View from the margins: After CAA rules, Mumbai Muslims rush to get their identity documents in order

With the Citizenship Amendment Act implemented, will the National Register of Citizens be next? The question is tormenting many in Mumbai.

Bhima Koregaon case: Former professor Shoma Sen gets bail from Supreme Court

The order came nearly three weeks after the National Investigation Agency told the court that it did not need her custody anymore.

Does Dhruv Rathee’s popularity worry the BJP?

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AI and elections: Like Pakistan, India too may see an increasing use of the tech this crucial summer

The political adoption of artificial intelligence is in its initial stages but the Lok Sabha elections might indicate how the technology will shape...

Double standards and contradictions: The CAA rules are rife with discrimination

The weaponisation of the citizenship law in Assam points to how the new rules are likely to be arbitrarily implemented to fit the BJP’s political agenda.

April in non-fiction: Six new books to add to your shelf, including Salman Rushdie’s memoir

Also, Nobel Prize-winning molecular biologist Venki Ramakrishnan’s latest book.

Listen: Renditions of dhamaar by Faiyaz Khan and other maestros

In some situations, tabla players accompanying dhamaar compositions borrow liberally from the accompaniment style of pakhawaj players.

‘Ripley’ review: A lustrous depiction of creeping evil

Steven Zaillian’s Netflix series is the latest adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s crime novel ‘The Talented Mr Ripley’.

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