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George Orwell's 1984: A Warning That Still Resonates

Explore George Orwell's '1984', its chilling vision of totalitarianism, and why this 1949 novel remains a powerful warning against surveillance and thought control. Discover the man behind the pen name.

TTD Grows Sacred Trees for Temple Flag Masts

Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams launches initiative to grow Agama-approved tree species for Dwajasthambam flag masts, blending tradition with sustainability. Discover this major step for self-reliance.

Aravalli Redefinition Threatens Ecological Damage

A recent government nod for an elevation-based definition of the Aravalli range could intensify mining and cause irreversible ecological harm. Experts warn of a looming environmental crisis.

Supreme Court's New Aravalli Definition Sparks Debate

The Supreme Court's new definition of the 2-billion-year-old Aravalli Range could impact legal protections. Discover why this ancient barrier is crucial for North India's ecology and the 'Save Aravalli' protests.

Rajasthan Tribal Groups Protest Aravalli Mining Threat

Tribal organisations in southern Rajasthan denounce legal moves weakening Aravalli hills protection, warning of existential threat to land, culture, and livelihoods. Read about their historic resistance.

Actor Peter Greene Dies at 60 in New York

Peter Greene, known for 'Pulp Fiction' and 'The Mask,' was found dead with injuries in his NYC apartment. Police investigate as friends deny suicide rumours. Read the full story.

Writer Explores Freedom in Non-Fiction Beyond Fiction's Limits

Author Sharmistha Mohanty discusses her transition from fiction to non-fiction, exploring the unique freedoms and philosophical depth found in essays and prose poems. Discover her insights on writing, perception, and the art of seeing.

Rahul Bhattacharya's Railsong Tells India's Story

Explore Rahul Bhattacharya's novel 'Railsong', a coming-of-age tale set against India's socio-political history through the lens of the Indian Railways and Bombay. A deep dive into bureaucracy, caste, and change.

Kill Bill & Pulp Fiction: The Fan Theory That Won't Die

Explore the fascinating fan theory linking Quentin Tarantino's 'Kill Bill' to 'Pulp Fiction'. Discover the clues, the director's own 'two universe' idea, and why this debate defines his fandom. Dive into the Tarantinoverse!

Punjab's Tree Protection Act 2025 Gets Finance Nod

Punjab's finance department approves 'The Punjab Protection of Trees Act, 2025'. New law mandates tree officer clearance for felling, requires planting two trees for each one cut. Read details.

Bengaluru's Green Cover Drops from 68% to 2.96%

Bengaluru's green cover has shockingly shrunk from 68% in 1973 to just 2.96% in 2020. Discover how activists are creating mini forests with native trees to restore the city's ecological balance and reclaim its 'Garden City' title.

Why Dark Matter Fascinates Non-Scientists

Explore why concepts like Dark Matter and quantum physics captivate millions despite scientific complexity. Discover how science fiction bridges knowledge gaps and inspires future generations.

Bageshwar forest fires force wildlife into villages

Devastating forest fires in Bageshwar district have destroyed vast woodlands, forcing wild animals towards human settlements and raising fears of conflict. Authorities struggle to contain the early-season blaze.

Samanta Schweblin's Seven Empty Houses Review

Explore Samanta Schweblin's masterful anthology Seven Empty Houses where domestic spaces transform into psychological landscapes. Discover why this collection captivates readers with rich ambiguity.

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