Decolonisation Of Knowledge: Amit Shah says decolonising knowledge not about erasing history, but reclaiming India’s narrative | India News

Amit Shah says decolonising India’s history means presenting it from an Indian perspective NEW DELHI: Union home minister Amit Shah on Sunday said decolonisation of India’s history and knowledge does not mean erasing the past, but presenting historical truth authentically and from an Indian perspective.Shah made the remarks while inaugurating the ‘Ganesh Gyanarthi’ exhibition at … Read more

3-year-old girl dies after persistent cough turns out to be fatal heart condition; doctor explains when parents should worry about more than asthma |

Image Credit : Kennedy News and Media A cough in a young child is often linked to a cold, allergies or asthma. But when it persists, returns repeatedly or comes with unusual tiredness and breathlessness, it deserves closer attention. The tragic death of three-year-old Penny Dunn in England has renewed questions about recognising less obvious … Read more

China’s new anti-drone weapon is laser on wheels: Why it matters for modern warfare

(Representative image): The larger significance of the Type 19 variant may therefore lie less in the laser itself and more in how the PLA appears to be adapting armoured forces for a battlefield increasingly shaped by drones. China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) appears to be developing an amphibious armoured vehicle fitted with a laser weapon … Read more

In 2000, Martha Stewart bought a 152-acre New York farmhouse; 26 years later, the horse farm has 100+ chickens and 11 pheasants after she added 13 chickens and a silver pheasant

Photo credit: @johnkernickphotography / Instagram When Martha Stewart purchased a 152-acre farmhouse in Katonah, New York, in 2000, the property was more than a country retreat. It became a working farm, creative laboratory and carefully managed home for an ever-growing collection of animals. Over the next 26 years, the former farmhouse evolved into Bedford Farm, … Read more

“Where were you for a month?”: Bihar flood-hit woman’s blunt question to leaders goes viral

A video has drawn widespread attention after a flood-affected woman from Bihar used it to call out the state’s political leadership over what she describes as a complete absence of support during nearly a month of flooding in her village. In the video, shared by theindiaonfeedofficial she says her community has been battling floodwaters for … Read more

Meena And Minal Story: In the 1980s, two orphan Indian babies were adopted by different Dutch families; 40 years later, became friends and found out they were sisters all along after a100% DNA match

Meena and Meenal (Photo: Reuters) Some friendships feel like soul connections, the kind where you can’t explain why you clicked with someone so quickly, or why a stranger suddenly feels like family.Most of the time, that feeling stays; most of us might have experienced this with one or the other person in our lives.But is … Read more

Xi in the room, PM Modi warns against ‘weaponisation of critical minerals’ | India News

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday warned against the weaponisation of technology and critical minerals, saying that there is a need for inclusivity in the adoption of technology.During his closing remarks on the second day of the Brics summit, PM Modi said that tightening control over technology and critical minerals could hinder shared … Read more

Hanuman Ansh: Renowned filmmaker Trivikram Srinivas to present Telugu version of ‘Hanuman Ansh’; release date OUT- Check here | Telugu Movie News

Small-budget film ‘Hanuman Ansh’ has turned out to be another surprise success at the box office. The film had a slow beginning but later picked up strongly and crossed the Rs 200 crore mark in India gross collections. After hitting homerun in the Hindi languages the film is set to release in Telugu. Trivikram Srinivas … Read more

S Korea’s revised espionage law: How it affects countries beyond North Korea

South Korea’s expanded espionage law now covers all foreign countries, not just North Korea. This revised Criminal Act carries a minimum three-year prison sentence for espionage offenses. The amendment addresses concerns about technology and industrial espionage involving non-North Korean actors. High-profile technology leak cases, including those involving Chinese firms, preceded this change. South Korea aims … Read more