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Around 8.5 million computers worldwide crashed on Friday—due to a security software update.
Read MoreBill Gates' first chapter with his foundation in India—and the loose ends they left behind.
Read MoreWhy news is like oysters, and how that affects the subscription business of digital media.
Read MoreThe digital news business is slowly falling apart worldwide—because it simply doesn’t make money.
Read MoreIndia’s coaching mecca—Kota—is haemorrhaging students even as edtech flails. Wtf and why?
Read MoreAsha Puthli defined disco in the '70s to little credit. Forty years later, she returns to tour.
Read MoreWith the assassination attempt on Trump, US democracy is bracing for yet another battering.
Read MoreFawzia Khan introduces us to the lesser-known and no less luxurious delights of Doha.
Read MoreIf you're a luxury brand, why opt for sweatshops in Bangladesh when you have them in Milan?
Read MoreThere's been a shift in dogs' relationship with science—from torturous tests to compassion.
Read MoreThe future of edtech appears cloudy even as the Kota factories churn on. What went wrong?
Read MoreWe look at summer ‘overtourism’ and why it’s now a focus of public anger around the world.
Read MoreAmid fears of a French Far-Right victory, it was the Left alliance that came out on top.
Read MoreAn appalling 121 people died in the so-called ‘stampede’ in Hathras. And it is not an isolated incident.
Read MoreThe Hindenburg-Adani-SEBI tangled web of stock market shorting has added a new name in Kotak.
Read MoreJoe Biden’s disastrous debate performance seems to cement a return to power for Donald Trump.
Read MoreIndia swept the T20 World Cup in a thrilling final in Barbados, ending a long trophy drought.
Read MoreBill Gates' first chapter with his foundation in India—and the loose ends they left behind.
Read MoreFawzia Khan introduces us to the lesser-known and no less luxurious delights of Doha.
Read MoreBirds and blooms—gardens of paradise in Mughal art.
Read MoreRoyalty, colonialism and craftsmanship are intrinsic to the long and violent history of jewellery in India.
Read MoreAaj ki taaza khabar features our Olympics curtain-raiser and launch of OpenAI's SearchGPT.
Read MoreHere’s all the taaza khabar from around the world today!
Read MoreHere’s all the taaza khabar from around the world today!
Read MoreHere’s all the taaza khabar from around the world today!
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