Daily Brief: In Chhattisgarh’s mining belt, Congress’s ‘doublespeak’ leaves Adivasi voters disgruntled, and more

In Chhattisgarh’s mining belt, Congress’s ‘doublespeak’ leaves Adivasi voters disgruntled

The election season in Sarguja region is marked by a sense of resigned hopelessness.

This Diwali, Delhi had best AQI in eight years – before firecrackers took over

Data from government portals showed that the air quality worsened sharply on Sunday evening.

Top updates: Gaza’s two biggest hospitals stop operations as Israeli offensive enters seventh week

Palestinian militant group Hamas denied that it refused 300 litres of fuel from Israel sent for medical use at the Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza.

Does India-Pakistan cricket really have to be ‘war without the shooting’?

The political leadership of the two countries is often keen to propagate political ideology through cricket.

‘Secular’ governance is compatible with both democracy and authoritarianism, argues a new book

An excerpt from ‘Secularism as Misdirection: Critical Thought from the Global South’, by Nivedita Menon.

How did China, once criticised for ‘copying’ Western technology, go on to innovate?

An excerpt from ‘The New China Playbook: Beyond Socialism and Capitalism’, by Keyu Jin.

ICC Men’s ODI World Cup: Powerplay dominance, centuries from Shreyas and Rahul set up win over Dutch

During the course of the round robin stage, India have proven to be the most effective team – with bat and bowl – during the opening powerplay stage.

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