Daily Brief: Why students are protesting the end of a fellowship named after India’s first education minister, and more

  • 17 Dec, 2022

Why students are protesting the end of a fellowship named after India’s first education minister

The Maulana Azad National Fellowship was launched with the aim of closing the education gap among Muslims, who make up the bulk of its applicants.

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The big news: India slams Pakistan minister’s ‘butcher of Gujarat’ comments, and 9 other top stories

Other headlines: Rahul Gandhi alleged that China is preparing for war, and Twitter suspended accounts of several journalists covering Elon Musk.

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How to turn a country over to the mob

Stop a marriage, demolish a bus stop, frighten minorities. As the rule of law collapses in India, the whims of Hindu extremists become de facto State policy.

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How CITES wildlife pact missed the chance to curb trade in species that cause human disease

Hunting rather than international illegal trafficking is the threat that affects most wildlife, particularly in countries like India.

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‘Breaking Free’ explores conflicts of devadasis and their art but leaves readers wanting more

However, N Kalyan Raman’s charming translation keeps readers hooked till the end.

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‘Half Pants Full Pants’ review: Low in ambition and energy

The web series adaptation of Anand Suspi’s novel is out on Amazon Prime Video.

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Hockey Women's Nations Cup SF as it happened: Savita Punia stars in shootout, India reach final

Recap of India vs Ireland at the FIH Nations Cup.

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Pro Kabaddi: Jaipur Pink Panthers vs Puneri Paltan is a fitting finale with season’s best teams

The Pink Panthers are gunning for their second title in their third final, while the Paltan have reached the summit clash for the first time.

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