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America, the land of the mighty, might as well 'let go' of their macho imperialism because tiny LEGO plastic 'bricks' (not BRICS ,though Iran is a member of this group from the Global South) are toppling US President Donald Trump’s reputation worldwide.

These hilarious satirical videos from Iran state media and independent animators are winning the optics war in the glo...


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‘If you don't choose heroes, heroes will be chosen for you, and they will not represent values that empower you, they will represent powers that will enslave you.’ - Russel Brand

Everyone must have heard of Ashok Kharat- the tainted astrologer and a Sailor turned Mahayuti Godman from Maharashtra, who was recently arrested. After his retirement, the 67 year old Me...


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The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), as a self-described bipartisan organization, has been advocating positions that are closely aligned with successive Israeli governments, regardless of whether those policies advance broader Israeli or US interests or long-term regional stability.

It has consistently backed Israeli government actions—including militar...


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This is a memoir of Bengali life in the early to mid-1900s. Rural, landowning, wealthy, cultured families led lives very similar to those in faraway Goa.

In fact, all over and across the subcontinent, it was the norm to have several generations live under a single roof. The kitchen was the most important room, bustling with activity through the year, with each month, w...


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The All-Party meeting on March 25, 2026, to discuss the West Asia Conflict was chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, which has become the norm although he doesn’t hold second position after Prime Minister Narendra Modi in India’s political hierarchy.

Rajnath Singh has been able to successfully whitewash the fallout of the 2020 Chinese aggression in Ladakh, our loss...


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