Once a symbol of rebellion against corruption and inequality, India’s ‘Angry Young Man’ is reappearing in the era of ‘Naya Hindustan’—but this time, his fury seems directed not at the system, but at its perceived enemies. Has the archetype been co-opted, or has it genuinely evolved?
Magnus Carlsen’s fiery on-board reactions—smashing pieces, storming off, slamming tables—are under scrutiny as critics warn they send the wrong message to millions of young chess fans who look up to the world champion.
For every international student who chooses India, 25 Indian students leave—and most never come back. This isn’t just migration; it’s a systemic failure. Here’s what India is losing, and how to rebuild a world-class education ecosystem that retains and attracts talent.
Despite scoring a century, Ruturaj Gaikwad was left out of India’s ODI squad for the New Zealand tour—prompting former cricketer Robin Uthappa to question the fairness of India’s selection system.
The cricketing world is buzzing with controversy as former England spinner Monty Panesar publicly criticized the BCCI for failing to organize official farewell Test matches for Indian legends Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, and Ravichandran Ashwin. Comparing India’s approach to England’s emotional goodbyes for Broad and Anderson, Panesar argues these icons have earned a more respectful send-off.
A new Karnataka government survey reveals overwhelming public confidence in EVMs and free elections—delivering a sharp rebuttal to Rahul Gandhi’s ‘vote chori’ narrative.