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One of the most picturesque and oldest campuses in the country became a living stage last weekend as the 200-year-old CMS College, Kottayam hosted a promenade theatre adaptation of N S Madhavan’s acclaimed novel ‘Lanthanbatheriyile Luthiniyakal’. A unique blend of colonial and traditional Kerala architectural styles, the campus, with its sprawling botanic garden and heritage…

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War clouds over Kabul and Islamabad: A region at risk

The recent hostility between Afghanistan and Pakistan has again brought the region to the brink of war. On 27 February, Pakistan’s defence minister announced that his country is in “open war” with Afghanistan. This cross-border conflict between the two countries, although not new, escalated on 26 February, with both sides accusing the other of starting…

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Will England drop Jos Buttler for the semi-final? Harry Brook issues defiant message | Cricket News

Jos Buttler of England (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images) The T20 World Cup 2026 has been a campaign to forget so far for England’s senior batter Jos Buttler. The experienced right-hander has accumulated only 62 runs across seven innings, including five consecutive single-digit scores. He began the tournament with 26 against Nepal and 21 versus…

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National Science Day 2026: Why February 28 is significant and how this year’s theme spotlights youth-led innovation

National Science Day 2026 theme focuses on youth-led innovation for Viksit Bharat Every year on February 28, classrooms, laboratories and science centres across India turn their attention to a moment that altered the course of modern physics. National Science Day is observed to commemorate the announcement of the Raman Effect by Sir C. V. Raman…

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‘Rare moment’: Harvard University apologises over ‘insensitive image’ for Sanskrit course

Harvard University (AP image) Harvard University has issued an apology after a social media post by its Department of South Asian Studies featuring artwork related to its Sanskrit programme sparked allegations of insensitivity and bias online.The controversy began after an image used to represent Harvard’s Elementary Sanskrit course drew criticism on social media. The Coalition…

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Is ‘manly’ still the main attraction?

What do many women want? Manly men. Yes, even now. More women than would admit it. Maybe the square jaw. Maybe the baritone voice. Or broad shoulders. The man who opens jars and doors. These women want men who radiate unapologetic, chest-forward masculinity – preferably with forearms that look like they wrestle bears recreationally. Read…

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7 habits mentally strong people swear by for success and inner peace

“Yes” to all drains you; “no” protects power. Mentally tough say, “That doesn’t align,” guilt-free—energy vampires (overtime, needy friends) get cut. Boundaries aren’t selfish; they’re survival. Brené Brown’s research shows, Clear limits breed connection, resentment festers without. Script: “Appreciate the ask, but my plate’s full.” Enforce via calendar blocks. Result? Reclaimed time for priorities. At…

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