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Film
In Gladiator II, Director Ridley Scott Goes Through the Motions, Retreading Old Ground
While the first one held attention with its striking performances, this one plays it safe.
15 Nov   |   Tatsam Mukherjee
Government
Adityanath Govt Buckles Under Pressure of Protesting Job Seekers Again as Bypoll Elections Approach
The government was forced to roll back its unilateral and unpopular decision of conducting Provincial Civil Services (prelim) examinations in multiple shifts over two days.
15 Nov   |   Omar Rashid
Environment
Companies Are Buying Cheap Carbon Offsets. Data Suggest It’s More About Greenwashing Than Helping the Climate.
Companies use carbon offsets to boost their environmental claims and attract investors, customers and support from various groups.
15 Nov   |   Sehoon Kim
Law
HC Issues Notice to Delhi Police After Devangana Kalita Moves Against Case Diary 'Tampering'
Kalita has alleged that police have been antedating Code of Criminal Procedure Section 161 statements of witnesses that had been recorded earlier.
15 Nov   |   Tarushi Aswani
World
After Trump's Win, 'X-iters' Turn to Revive Former Twitter Project Bluesky
Among the reasons cited for departing the platform is the continued increase in negative content on the platform.
15 Nov   |   DW
Video
Super Chat: How YouTube and Creators Are Making Money Out of Hate
Super Chat is a feature on YouTube that allows viewers to pay to have their messages highlighted during a live stream.
15 Nov   |   Vipul Kumar
Video
Maharashtra: Students of BR Ambedkar University on Maratha Agitation, Ladki Bahin Yojna, Jobs
Watch The Wire's Zeeshan Kaskar in conversation with students of BR Ambedkar Marathwada University.
15 Nov   |   Zeeshan Kaskar
Politics
Jharkhand’s Political Map: Lines Sharply Drawn Between Urban Pockets and Rural Areas
Unlike the JMM, which has a voter base in all communities, the BJP has cornered a significant advantage in urban pockets which gives it a ready-made fillip in the elections.
15 Nov   |   Ajoy Ashirwad Mahaprashasta

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DIGIPUB Condemns J&K Administration's Legal Threat Against The Chenab Times
The foundation condemned what it described as an attempt to stifle press freedom after the administration reportedly objected to a video posted by The Chenab Times on its Facebook page.
15 Nov   |   The Wire Staff
Trade
Imports Hit All-Time High, Widen Trade Deficit Despite 17.25% Increase in Exports
The increase in imports was largely driven by higher gold and petroleum imports.
15 Nov   |   The Wire Staff
Education
The Learning Crisis No One Talks About: Full Rosters, Empty Benches 
The educational bureaucracy is in urgent need of sensitivity towards Adivasi, Dalit and OBC students — who are often the ones at the highest risk of dropping out.
15 Nov   |   Paran Amitava and Abhinav Ghosh
Trade
US Challenges India in the World Trade Organization Yet Again
While the US and these exporting countries see India as distorting global trade, India has been struggling to ensure its own food security.
15 Nov   |   Siraj Hussain and Shweta Saini
Law
Full Text | 'The Seven Mistakes of Ex-CJI Chandrachud,' According to Justice Madan Lokur
'How come that [Arnab Goswami's case] was dealt with by the Chief Justice and Umar Khalid's case was not dealt with by the Chief Justice?'
15 Nov   |   Karan Thapar
World
Canadian Border Agent Accuses Govt of Disinformation Campaign After False Terrorism Allegations
Sundeep "Sunny" Singh Sidhu, a CBSA superintendent, has since been reinstated, but his legal team contends that the Canadian government should have offered stronger support.
15 Nov   |   The Wire Staff
Science
Here Are the 2024 Infosys Prize Winners
'This year, we refocused to reward early career researchers under the age of 40, recognising their immense potential and the promise of paradigm-changing work.'
15 Nov   |   The Wire Staff
Books
Watch | Ratan Tata Had Four 'Great Loves', Two American, One Parsi, One Gujarati Who 'Walked Away'
Thomas Mathew, whose book Ratan Tata: A Life was published just weeks after Ratan Tata’s death.
15 Nov   |   Karan Thapar

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