Wednesday November 24 2021

A New Notebandi

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Sanity Break #1

In 1967, young men and women who were born on August 15, 1947, turned 20, as did India. Films Division of India interviewed 20 of them about their hopes, fears and views of their young country. To hear these voices today is at once intriguing, moving, at times, amusing—and yet many of their thoughts are all too familiar.

Indians from 1967 talk about the future

Headlines that matter

Check out this edition for the most important stories from around the world today!

Headlines That Matter

Sanity Break #2

The gloriously messy speech made by UK PM Boris Johnson was very amusing to watch. But this straight-faced (and so snarky) BBC News report on it is pure British comedy gold.

A BBC News report on Boris Johnson's gloriously messy speech

Smart & Curious

Here’s a list of curious facts to pique your interest and wonder at our weird, wacky world.

Smart & Curious

Feel Good Place

Need an immediate pick-me-up? We have you covered! From hilarious animal clips to stuff that’ll make you go “lol why?!”, we have all you need to keep you sane on even your worst hair day.

Feel Good Place

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Venice’s top architecture event opens with a rare, hopeful focus on climate resilience.

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Big edition: Code Red

May 26 2025

Born of first-world problems, Indian IT made money—now AI does the grunt work. What’s next?

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Big edition: Red Dragon Rising

May 19 2025

Beijing’s victory should be a strategic wakeup call. Our greatest nemesis is not Islamabad.

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Big edition: Drones of War

May 12 2025

In part one, we look at the deeper story of the India-Pakistan war—the weapons each side used.

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