Kill, Dump & Deny: Pakistani Army’s unforgettable atrocities of ’71
~Hi Aparajita, your article on the ‘war heroines of Bangladesh’ touched a chord in my heart. Belonging to a family…
A few people developed a rare blood disorder after getting COVID vaccine
At least 36 people in the US developed a rare blood disorder, called thrombocytopenia, after receiving either Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna…
Find job just by sending a “Hi” – government’s new initiative will help migrant workers to find job in home states
In a new initiative launched by the government, labourers can get jobs in the nearest MSMEs based on their skills…
India will surpass European Union to become the third-largest consumer of energy by 2030
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Future of cryptocurrency in India: Government might soon bring cryptocurrency bill
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Instagram on Safer Internet Day launches ‘Parents Guide’ to improve safety on the platform
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New wearable sensors can detect the presence of illegal drugs in sweat using nanomaterial technology
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The ‘war heroines’ who paid the price for the birth of Bangladesh
Violence against women in conflict situations occurs in many forms and rape is often one of the ways in which…