Daily Brief: In Scindia bastion in Madhya Pradesh, BJP fights voter fatigue and the resentment of its own workers, and more

In Scindia bastion in Madhya Pradesh, BJP fights voter fatigue and the resentment of its own workers

The erstwhile royal’s rebellion in 2020 brought down the Congress government. This election, his clout in the Gwalior-Chambal belt is on the line.

Muslims are duty-bound to condemn Islamist terror but the West cannot even recognise genocide

Hamas’s brutal terror attack was ill-thought. But it raises questions of Israel and its Western allies as well as what it means for the future of P...

Assam: Congress MLA Aftabuddin Mollah arrested for remarks about Hindu priests

The Jaleswar legislator said that wherever a rape case is reported, Hindu ascetics and priests are involved.

Phone of journalist who reported on Adani Group targeted with Pegasus spyware, says reporters’ group

In October, Apple sent security alerts to journalists Anand Mangnale and Ravi Nair, that their phone may have been targeted by state-backed attackers.

Rice, pickle, an occasional ice cream: What PT Usha’s diet consisted of at the 1984 Summer Olympics

An excerpt from ‘The Day I Became a Runner: A Women’s History of India through the Lens of Sport,’ by Sohini Chattopadhyay.

Family memoir: A stack of letters, a ruby ring. Who was the mysterious American woman behind both?

An excerpt from ‘My Father’s Ring: The Story of a Lost Romance,’ by Ajit Singh Dutta.

Defining spirit: A player’s integrity should not be questioned for what is entirely in the rules

Shakib Al Hasan’s decision to appeal for Angelo Mathews to be timed out, though unprecedented, was a legal form of dismissing a batter.

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