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Gas Chamber: Mayur Sharma saw it coming to Delhi

Celebrity food enthusiast Mayur Sharma is the classic Dilliwala, born and brought up in the megapolis, and lovin' it most of his life. In 2016, however, he took his family out of town to sit out the winter smog that blankets the Capital every year. By the following August, the Sharmas had quit Delhi for good. "The right to breathe is the most fundamental right; more than food, more than water. And that right is being seriously compromised right now," says the man with all the highways on his plate. Read More »

Gas Chamber: ‘Delhi gave me eye damage’

Delhi's PM — particulate matter — trouble is bad news in every possible way. Meet Shashank, journalist and avid biker, who's permanently lost vision in one eyebecause of it. "The city has left it's mark on me," he says. Read More »

An e-rickshaw and one happy migrant

Bhola is happy with his lot in the big city. Having migrated from Bulandshahr in the 90s, he was a rickshaw-puller like so many migrants. The coming of e-rickshaws — electric passenger tricycles — changed his life, however. Read More »

Kim-Trump Agreement, A Week On

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RSS-Pranab meet: Time to bury old ghosts

What politics is doing to our journalism

Rising Fuel Prices, Growing Discontent

Govt to build 14,000 bunkers along border

The Centre has sanctioned the construction of over 14,000 bunkers at a cost of over Rs 400 crore in the frontier areas of Jammu and Kashmir to safeguard the lives of people living along the Line of Control and the international border. Read More »

4 non-BJP CMs back Kejriwal against Centre

Chief ministers of West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Kerala on Saturday rallied behind Arvind Kejriwal, who has been protesting at the Raj Niwas for last six days demanding that a "strike" by city bureaucrats be called off. Read More »

Eid fails to lower hostilities on Pak border

An Army jawan was killed on Saturday as Pakistani troopers targeted a patrol party along LoC in Rajouri district of J&K. The Army also cancelled the exchange of sweets between the two neighbours on the occasion of Eid. Read More »

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16 Jun

Gas Chamber: "Delhi's Dust Gave Me Lasting Eye Damage" — Journalist and avid biker Shashank moved to the Capital in pursuit of a career. What he also got was permanent eye damage. "It’s high time we sit up, take note and act," says the 33-year-old.
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Exit Polls on Karnataka went for a toss

Exit polls for the Karnataka elections mostly predicted a hung Assembly in the state but very few pollsters came close to hitting the bull's eye, with forecasts that tallied with a neck and neck contest between the BJP and the Congress. Clearly, their findings were way off the mark. Read More »

Cong voteshare is 2% higher than BJP

The Congress got lesser seats than the BJP though its vote share was nearly two percentage points higher than that garnered by the saffron party in the bitterly fought Karnataka Assembly polls, according to the election commission data. Read More »

Karnataka results give BJP a high

The BJP is diligently and ruthlessly following through on its Congress-mukt Bharat pledge. The Congress doesn’t have a pledge to keep, it only has Rahul Gandhi to follow. The great young hope of the Congress is simply not delivering the goods. The contrast is stark. Read More »