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Archive - 16 / 09 / 2025

Ahmedabad
5 days after severed head, torso found in Surat waste dump site, victim’s coworker arrested
Chandigarh
How many people crossed Attari-Wagah border after closure: Punjab health dept data provides an estimate
World
Taliban bans Wi-Fi in an Afghan province to ‘prevent immorality’
Columns
What new GST rate doesn’t get: Bidis aren’t a ‘merit’ good
Chandigarh
Haryana-UT cadre tussle intensifies, another HCS opts to return
Explained Sci-Tech
Why China is investigating Nvidia for ‘violating’ its anti-monopoly laws
Mumbai
Bhujbal demands probe into fake OBC certificates
UPSC Essentials
Why marriage reform needs more than legal intervention
Explained Sports
What to know about upcoming F1 rule changes in 2026, biggest in a generation
Tech
macOS Tahoe: How to install Apple’s latest OS on Mac devices, new features, and more
Chandigarh
PUSA 1509 costs farmers between Rs 2,500 & Rs3,200 per quintal: Early basmati starts arriving in mandis, stagnant prices, lower yields a concern
Trending in India
‘None of us are middle class’: Edelweiss CEO says social media makes even those with Rs 70 lakh income face financial anxiety
Ahmedabad
Railway pointsman arrested after police recover 2 liquor stashes in Gujarat’s Vadodara Railway yard
World
Washington respects Israeli sovereignty in West Bank, rejects Palestinian state’s recognition, says US ambassador
Columns
In Nepal, the king won’t come back
News Today
‘Creating was my way to connect with myself and others’: artist Seema Kohli
India
5 stories you must read today, September 16: From raid at Assam govt official’s residence to Dehradun cloudburst and more
Sport Others
World Athletics Championships 2025: Neeraj Chopra effect as javelin throw gets exclusive stream in India
Hollywood
Robert Redford lost his mother at 18 and his infant son during first marriage, went on to become a Hollywood icon worth $200 million
Columns
Feroze Gandhi cannot be forgotten because he lives in the marrow of India’s democratic experiment