Karnataka's Forgotten Language Movement Hero
Discover the remarkable journey of Siddavanahalli Krishna Sharma, the unsung hero who ignited the Kannada language movement and fought for linguistic rights in Karnataka.
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India's Regional Cinema: Breaking Language Barriers
Discover how Indian regional cinema is breaking language barriers and creating a new wave of storytelling that's captivating audiences worldwide.
10 Old English Phrases Indians Use Daily
Discover how centuries-old English expressions from Shakespeare's era have seamlessly integrated into modern Indian conversations. These linguistic relics reveal fascinating historical connections.
BTS RM's Historic APEC Speech: K-Pop's Diversity Secret
In a groundbreaking address at APEC CEO Summit, BTS's RM shares how K-Pop's worldwide dominance was built on respecting diversity and embracing global cultures. Read the historic speech highlights.
Urdu Most Beautiful Language, Hindu-Muslim Unity Key: Rijiju
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju praises Urdu as India's most beautiful language while emphasizing that Hindu-Muslim harmony is crucial for the nation's development and global standing.
King Charles at UK's First LGBTQ+ Armed Forces Memorial Unveiling
In a landmark moment for diversity and inclusion, King Charles III participated in the unveiling ceremony of Britain's first national memorial honoring LGBTQ+ military personnel.
Friends Diversity Controversy: No Black Characters
Discover why the iconic sitcom Friends faced major criticism for its absence of Black characters in diverse New York City and how the cast responded to the backlash.
Black Enrollment Drops at Elite US Colleges After Aff Ban
Recent AP analysis shows a significant decline in Black student enrollment at prestigious US universities after Supreme Court's affirmative action ban, raising concerns about diversity in elite education.
Raja Krishnamoorthi shuts down racist Florida leader
Raja Krishnamoorthi delivers powerful response to Florida official's racist remark about his name, declaring 'You can call me Raja' in viral confrontation.
Sonia Raman makes WNBA history as first Indian-origin head coach
Harvard graduate Sonia Raman shatters barriers, becoming the first Indian-origin head coach in WNBA history with Seattle Storm appointment, marking a groundbreaking moment for diversity in professional basketball.
Marathi language row erupts on AI flight, woman threatens YouTuber
A heated confrontation over language erupted on an Air India flight when a woman threatened a YouTuber for not speaking Marathi. The viral incident has sparked nationwide debate about linguistic tolerance and regional identity.
Air India passenger threatened for not speaking Marathi
A shocking incident aboard an Air India flight where a passenger faced threats and intimidation for conversing in Hindi instead of Marathi. Exclusive details of the mid-air confrontation that's sparking nationwide debate about regional linguistic politics
Harvard Diversity Shift: Asian Enrollment Up, Black & Hispanic Down
Harvard University's latest enrollment data reveals significant demographic changes, with Asian American student numbers climbing while Black and Hispanic representation experiences notable drops. Explore the shifting diversity landscape at America's prem
Sequoia India COO quits after partner's Islamophobic remark
Sumaiya Balbale, Chief Operating Officer at Sequoia Capital India, steps down after Islamophobic remarks by partner Shaun Maguire spark industry-wide debate about diversity in venture capital.
Scientists Push for India's Genetic Rights Protection in Peru
Top Indian scientists push for strategic government intervention at upcoming Peru meeting to safeguard India's sovereign rights over precious genetic resources and traditional knowledge.
82% Women in Tech Want More Female Leaders: Acronis
A groundbreaking study by Acronis shows 82% of women in technology believe increased female leadership would dramatically improve workplace environments and address gender inequality.
82% Women in Tech Want More Female Leaders: Acronis
A groundbreaking study by Acronis finds that 82% of women in technology believe increased female leadership would dramatically improve workplace environments and address systemic issues.
Bihar's Muslim MLA count drops to 5.7% vs 17% population
Shocking data reveals Muslim MLAs in Bihar Assembly have dropped to just 5.7%, despite constituting 17% of population. Political dynamics shift dramatically from Lalu Prasad's era.
Toronto declares October 20, 2025 as Diwali Day
In a landmark decision, Toronto City Council officially proclaims October 20, 2025 as Diwali Day, celebrating the city's vibrant South Asian community and cultural diversity.
Journalist teaches Cuomo correct Mamdani pronunciation
Watch as Indian-origin journalist Srishti Kapoor gives former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo a gentle pronunciation lesson during a live interview, highlighting the importance of cultural sensitivity in diverse cities.
Ziro Honour Run: Arunachal's Patriotic Spectacle
Governor Parnaik flags off Ziro Honour Run celebrating India's diversity, endurance, and patriotic spirit in picturesque Arunachal Pradesh
Australia Celebrates Indian Diaspora as Multicultural Strength
Australian Minister Anne Aly praises Indian-Australians as vital contributors to national prosperity, highlighting multiculturalism as Australia's competitive edge in global affairs.
Sanskrit Key to India's Cultural Identity: MLA Srivathsa
Mysuru MLA T.S. Srivathsa emphasizes Sanskrit's crucial role in preserving India's cultural identity during a significant heritage event, calling for renewed focus on the ancient language.
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