Daily Brief: Why some Hindutva supporters are angry with Modi’s Ayodhya temple inauguration and more

Why some Hindutva supporters are angry with Modi’s Ayodhya temple inauguration

They have alleged that the BJP is treating the Ram temple as a political event, not a religious one.

‘Ominous portents’: Why High Court staying its own bail orders in Bhima Koregaon case is troubling

Mahesh Raut was granted bail in September but he remains in prison. A similar fate might await Gautam Navlakha, who was granted bail on Tuesday.

Three more Opposition MPs suspended from Lok Sabha, total reaches 146

The lower house has passed several crucial bills amid nearly-empty Opposition benches, including those to replace the criminal laws.

Wrestling: Sakshi Malik announces retirement after Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh aide elected WFI chief

Sanjay Singh, a close aide of Brij Bhushan, has been elected the new chief of the Wrestling Federation of India.

Jammu and Kashmir: Three soldiers killed, three injured in attack on Army vehicles

Security forces had been conduing a cordon and search operation in and around Poonch district's Dera Ki Gali area since Wednesday night.

Poor funding, crumbling infrastructure: Gaps persist in India’s food and nutrition schemes

The government has overhauled its food and healthcare system but unless it fixes structural inadequacies, India’s hunger crisis will remain unaddressed.

‘My son is my best teacher’: Actor Nandita Das writes about parenting

An excerpt from ‘Raising Stars: The Challenges and Joys of Being a Bollywood Parent,’ by Rashmi Uchil.

‘Dunki’ review: Immigration comedy is flat and unfunny

Rajkumar Hirani’s latest film stars Shah Rukh Khan and Taapsee Pannu.

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