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Mirrors: Capturing And Recording The Collective Consciousness Through Media
In the recent wake of the Yakub Memon case, opinions have been polarized creating a rift, a schism of thought and identity has manifested in the nation’s collective c...
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Diversity In Children’s Apps: ‘Gender Depictions Tend To Be Very Stereotyped’
A growing number of children’s app makers are upping their efforts to ensure their products do a better job of reflecting the diversity of their young audiences. This...
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WHEN MOVIES CAME HOME
It was in April 1995, that Indian television viewers experienced the thrill of their first 24 hour Hindi movie channel ? Zee Cinema. The channel indulged the viewers, who t...
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TRADITION - BOON OR BANE
Tradition is a word that almost all Indians have grown up hearing. "India is a land of tradition", "our traditions date back to the earliest forms of civilisation", are jus...
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A JUDICIAL MILESTONE
Last Sunday night, after the Roop Kanwar case, Bhanwar went back to another landmark in judicial history. The last jury trial in India. In the...
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A Group Shout on Climate Change
The marchers and mayors, the ministers and presidents, have come and gone. So what is the verdict on Climate Week, the summit meeting on global warming convened by the Unit...
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Great Movies and Brilliant Conversations, the trend continues on the second day of the Jagran Film Festival
Great Movies and Brilliant Conversations, the trend continues on the second day of the Jagran Film Festival
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Common sense prevails as BBC upholds Today programme climate complaint
BBC’s Editorial Complaints Unit concludes interview with Lord Lawson and Professor Sir Brian Hoskins on climate change and floods broke guidelines on due accuracy Hug...
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All schools must have separate toilets for girls and boys
Apex court says toilets, drinking water facilities are integral to RTE Act; pulls up Andhra Pradesh government for not ensuring these facilities in its schools The Supreme ...
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Pete Bethune Applauds International Court Verdict On Japanese Whaling
The International Court of Justice in The Hague today found in favor of Australia and New Zealand in the court case against Japan’s so-called Research Whaling in Anta...
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