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The Tulsi Gabbard biography tells of a narrative that's not easily categorized. She has been a progressive Democrat, a vocal critic of her own party, an Army officer, who served in Iraq, and…

On January 23, 2024, the President of India announced that Karpoori Thakur will receive the Bharat Ratna posthumously. In Bihar, people already knew exactly who he was. Outside Bihar, many…

On 9 February 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that M. S. Swaminathan would be posthumously awarded the Bharat Ratna, India's highest civilian honour. The man had passed away…

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A few years ago, spotting fake content online was uncomfortable but mostly manageable. A blurry photo, a poorly worded article, a suspicious headline — the signs were usually there if…

For a long time, the word "expert" carried real weight. It meant someone who had put in years of work, made plenty of mistakes, and built knowledge most people simply didn't have. That idea…

A few years back, telling your family you're quitting your job to "work alone" would've made them worry. Now, it barely raises an eyebrow. Skilled people across India, and honestly…

Ten years ago, this question would have sounded almost offensive to most educators. A university degree was the path. Full stop. Today, the question comes up in board meetings, career…

For decades, a degree was the ticket to a good job. It still helps, no doubt about that. But it doesn't guarantee attention the way it used to. Recruiters, clients, even college admission…