Suvir Saran's Memoir: A Tale of Food, Identity, and Acceptance
Chef Suvir Saran's memoir 'Tell My Mother I Like Boys' blends culinary passion with a personal journey of identity. A must-read for food lovers and seekers of authentic stories.
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IShowSpeed's Africa Tour Changes Narrative, Hits 47M Subs
IShowSpeed's unfiltered Africa streams are changing perceptions. His positive experiences in Angola, Zimbabwe & more challenge old stereotypes. Read how.
Inside the TOI Entertainment Desk: Bringing Global Showbiz to You
Discover the dynamic team behind The Times of India's entertainment coverage. From Bollywood to Hollywood, they deliver breaking news, insider stories, and cultural insights. Read their fascinating journey.
UP's 3rd By-Poll After SP MLA's Death in Duddhi
The death of SP MLA Vijay Singh Gond necessitates a by-poll in Duddhi, the third in UP after Ghosi and Faridpur. This sets up a fresh electoral battle between BJP and the SP-Congress combine. Read the full analysis.
Mother of three shot dead by ICE officer in Minneapolis raid
Renee Nicole Good, 37, was killed by an ICE officer during a raid. The Trump administration calls it self-defense, while critics question the official story. Read the full investigation.
Indira Gandhi's 1977 Arrest & The Pasta Maker Folklore
A 1977 CBI arrest of Indira Gandhi and the unproven pasta maker story that fueled her comeback. Explore how history repeats in political narratives. Read more.
India Must View China's Buildup in Regional Terms
Analyst argues India must interpret China's military expansion through a regional strategic prism, not just Pentagon narratives focused on US budgets. Read the full perspective.
Mayor Disputes US Self-Defence Claim in Agent Shooting
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey disputes the US government's self-defence claim after an immigration agent fatally shot a woman. Video evidence contradicts the official narrative. Read the full story.
Kashmir's Quiet Crisis: People Stop Talking to Media
In Kashmir, a subtle form of silencing is unfolding. People are retreating from journalists due to state pressure, social fear, and militant threats. Explore the quiet crisis.
AKM Moinuddin Re-elected DCAB President for 2026
AKM Moinuddin of UNB re-elected President of Diplomatic Correspondents Association, Bangladesh. New executive committee for 2026 announced. Read the full list of office bearers.
GYAN: Rewriting India's Script on Caste & Empowerment
As India enters its 80th year of Independence, the GYAN framework shifts focus from caste victimhood to empowerment. Explore the social churn under PM Modi. #ViksitBharat
Aligarh: Roses, Pens Counter Swords in Message of Peace
In response to sword distribution in Ghaziabad, Aligarh residents hand out roses and pens to promote communal harmony. A symbolic stand against hate.
TOI Reporter Asseem Shaikh Passes Away at 55
Senior Times of India journalist Asseem Shaikh, a respected name in Pune's media circles, passed away at 55. Colleagues and the journalism community mourn his loss.
Ashnoor Kaur: Bigg Boss 19 Edited Out My Key Moments
Ashnoor Kaur opens up about her Bigg Boss 19 journey, claiming crucial fights and bonds were edited out, shaping a misleading narrative for viewers. Read her full revelation.
CM Yadav: Journalists are democracy's frontline bowlers
Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav praised journalists as cricket's frontline bowlers at the Bhopal Sports Journalists' cricket tournament. Read about his hat-trick attendance and the event's legacy.
IIMC PhD Admissions 2025-26: Apply by Jan 30
The Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) has invited applications for its PhD programme for 2025-26. Apply online at iimc.gov.in before January 30, 2026.
Critical Review: Flaws in 'A Sixth of Humanity' Narrative
Pulapre Balakrishnan critiques Devesh Kapur & Arvind Subramanian's book, arguing it oversimplifies India's economic history & overlooks key policy outcomes. Read the detailed analysis.
Navigating the Complex Writer-Editor Relationship
Explore the intricate, often tense, yet essential partnership between writers and editors. Learn how this creative collaboration shapes powerful journalism and literature.
AI Training Uses News Content Without Permission
A new working paper addresses the critical issue of AI models using journalists' copyrighted work for training without consent or compensation. Explore the search for a balanced solution.
BJP Criticises Rahul Gandhi Over Vietnam Visit
BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi attacks Rahul Gandhi for his foreign tour to Vietnam, questioning the nature of his overseas engagements. Get the full details on the political row.
IIMC PhD Admissions 2025-26: Apply by Jan 30
The Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) has invited applications for its PhD programme 2025-26. Check eligibility, 22 seats, key dates, and the direct selection process for UGC NET qualifiers.
Mandela's Enduring Message on Free Press and Democracy
On Nelson Mandela's 105th birth anniversary, we revisit his powerful belief that a free press is a cornerstone of democracy. Explore why his words remain crucial for India and the world today.
Nick Shirley's Viral Daycare Video Labelled 'Satire'
Irish journalist Caolan Robertson claims Nick Shirley admitted his work was 'satire,' not journalism, casting doubt on the viral Minnesota daycare fraud allegations. Full story inside.
BJP Alleges Rahul Gandhi Ties to US Panel Over Khalid Letter
BJP accuses Rahul Gandhi of fueling anti-India narratives after US lawmakers seek fair trial for Umar Khalid. Details on the 2024 meeting and political fallout inside.
Viral US Daycare Fraud Video Sparks Media War, MAGA Backlash
A viral video alleging massive fraud in US-funded daycare centres ignites a media firestorm, drawing reactions from Elon Musk, JD Vance, and fact-checks from CNN and CBS. Explore the full story.
Deccan Herald Cartoon Satirizes the Pursuit of Truth
Explore Deccan Herald's latest editorial cartoon, a powerful visual commentary on the enduring struggle for truth in contemporary discourse. Discover the satire's message.
Media's Disability Narrative Pivots to Social Model
Indian media's coverage of disability is gaining momentum in a pivotal shift from a medical to a social model, focusing on removing societal barriers. Explore this transformative change in narratives.
AAFT Noida's BAJMC: Forge a Media Career in Digital India
With India's media sector set to hit ₹2.3 trillion by 2025, AAFT Noida's BAJMC programme offers hands-on training, 100% placement, and industry exposure to build future-ready journalism and mass communication careers.
JFK's Granddaughter Tatiana Schlossberg Dies at 35
Tatiana Schlossberg, granddaughter of President John F. Kennedy, passed away at 35 after battling a rare form of leukemia. Her story highlights cancer risks and the importance of early detection. Read her inspiring journey.
Mint's Top 15 Long-Form Journalism Stories of 2025
Explore Mint's finest narrative journalism of 2025: 15 deep-dive stories on insider trading, corporate blow-ups, governance puzzles, and India's socio-economic shifts. A year of ambition, greed, and ground truths.
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