Daily Brief: Why a Konkani musical made in 2014 is still playing on and on

Why a Konkani musical made in 2014 is still playing on and on

Decoding the endurance of Bardroy Barretto’s 'Nachom-ia Kumpasar’, starring Palomi Ghosh and Vijay Maurya.

How Uttarakhand is selectively targeting Muslim shrines

The administration claims to be conducting a drive against all encroachment. But on the ground, it is chiefly Muslim sites that have been razed to rubble.

Stagnant salaries, surge in women’s self-employment: Rise in ‘real’ wages is only half the picture

The increase in earnings for casual work, which is precarious and unsecured, and distress-driven women’s work reflects the dire employment situation.

Farmers’ groups resume protest march to Delhi

Union Agriculture and Farmer Welfare Minister Arjun Munda appealed to the protestors to maintain peace and find a solution through talks.

Fali Nariman, eminent jurist and senior Supreme Court advocate, dies at 95

The former Additional Solicitor General was a recipient of the Padma Vibhushan award.

Has Narendra Modi kept his promises? Former Congress leader Sanjay Jha asks the question in his book

An excerpt from ‘2024: India in Free Fall,’ by Sanjay Jha.

Hinglish is older than you think. The earliest instance of its use dates back to 1827

An excerpt from ‘10 Indian Languages and How They Came to Be’, by Karthik Venkatesh.

Hockey: Janneke Schopman on Indian federation – ‘I don’t feel respected or valued here’

The Indian women’s hockey team head coach Schopman also stated that the feelings and opinions of women in the sport were not heard in the country.

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