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The Indian Ocean Tuna Commission’ shock shift in stance on the health of tuna populations came after changes to technical measures, called the longline catch per unit effort indices. ✍Peter Yeung. Via Dialogue Earth . #sustainablefishing.
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The Indian Ocean Tuna Commission has changed the status of the prized yellowfin tuna from red to green, allowing international fleets to catch more of the fish.
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Mesma Belsare's dance is just as bold and thought-provoking. Trained in Bharatanatyam since 1987. But she doesn’t stop at tradition. Her approach, called Shilpa Natanam breaks from gender-specific norms to explore fresh themes. ✍Vikram Zutshi.
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Her repertoire, grounded in ancient stories yet fiercely modern, shows what happens when opposites meet.
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The system reverses the burden of proof forcing largely poor and marginalised groups, especially Miya Muslims, to prove their citizenship through documents they often lack. Watch a discussion on one of the most urgent questions in India today – who gets.
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A discussion on one of the most urgent questions in India today – who gets to belong.
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The court asked #SamayRaina, and content creators Vipun Goyal, Balraj Paramjeet Singh Ghai and others to post the apologies on their social media platforms and YouTube channels. It said that a penalty will also be imposed on them. #IndiasGotLatent
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Before a court hearing, Amir's uncle received a series of calls. The callers identified themselves as BSF officials and asked him to take Amir away from them. "If anybody asks, just tell them that he had gone somewhere.". @AnantGuptaAG reports
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On the ground in Bihar: Hundreds of voters, one address
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In five constituencies, 1.5 lakh voters are clustered around 1,200-1,300 households, even listing Hindus, Muslims from higher and marginalised castes together.
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#Karnataka | BJP leader and Udupi MLA Yashpal Suvarna said that the Siddaramaiah government had chosen a woman from a community that does not believe in Hinduism. Read more: #MysuruDasara2025
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#SlowLane | The killings of these journalists is not a coincidence. Israel’s stranglehold on the media is part of its strategy to project its ruthless attacks on #Gaza as a just war, writes Naresh Fernandes.
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With hostile actions against Palestinian journalists, Israel reinforces the barricade that conceals from the world its crimes against humanity.
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‘India’s Got Latent’ row: SC asks Samay Raina, others to apologise for jokes about disabled persons
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The attorney general told the court that the Centre will place on record the draft guidelines that are being proposed to regulate social media content.
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BJP leaders oppose invitation to writer Banu Mushtaq to inaugurate Karnataka’s Mysuru Dasara
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The party’s Udupi MLA alleged that the Congress government was ‘playing with the emotions of Hindus’.
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Speculative short fiction: Janaki, a middle aged woman, is granted an unexpected power
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An excerpt from ‘A Rough-edged Confection’ by Suchitra Sukumar, in ‘Between Worlds: The IF Anthology of New Indian SFF, Vol 1’, edited by Gautam Bhatia.
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Within the traditions of poetry there have always been poets in favour of telling it straight versus telling it slant, and despite the vast reams of academic dissection that seem to claim otherwise. Tishani Doshi writes.
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Here is language and here is the world, and between them is a gap. What do we fill it with, and what are the osmotic membranes between one and the other?
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Though AI summaries save users a little time, they are denied the specific details that may be essential to gaining a nuanced perspective on the subject they are trying to understand. Naresh Fernandes writes why we need your support more than ever.
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From 2014 to 2022, according to the National Crime Records Bureau, 8,719 cases were registered under UAPA, but there were only 222 convictions. Madhur Bharatiya & Fawaz Shaheen discuss why there is an urgent need to rethink the innocence movement in.
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The Bombay High Court’s ruling in the 7/11 train blasts case is a clarion call to reform investigation and prosecution.
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The comedy is a barely disguised allegory about India after the Babri Masjid demolition, inexorably heading towards a majoritarian state. The film, purportedly inspired by an actual incident, is a news report masquerading as a satire.
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#AmitShah had accused #BSudershanReddy, a retired judge of the Supreme Court, of “aiding” Maoists by delivering the Salwa Judum ruling that outlawed Chhattisgarh’s use of armed vigilantes against the Maoist insurgency. Read more:
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Today on Scroll: . - Back from Bangladesh, Bengali worker wants justice. Family alleges BSF cover-up. - Oil sanctions have spawned a thriving shadow fleet that has ensnared Indians desperate for jobs. - ‘India’s first modern spin doctor’: Pramod Mahajan.
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‘Ufff Yeh Siyapaa’ trailer: A dialogue-free comedy of errors
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G Ashok’s film stars Sohum Shah, Nushrratt Bharuccha, Nora Fatehi, Omkar Kapoor and Sharib Hashmi. Out on September 5 in cinemas. The music is by AR Rahman.
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In 2023 and 2024, Mizoram had refused to comply with the Centre’s order to collect biometric and biographic details of refugees. But this year, as the goodwill for the refugees waned, the state government agreed to register their biometric data. Rokibuz.
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The data could be used to target critics of the junta sheltering in India, they said.
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‘Misinterpretation’: Former judges on Amit Shah accusing Opposition VP candidate of ‘aiding’ Maoists
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The Union home minister claimed that former judge B Sudershan Reddy had helped the Maoist insurgency by delivering the 2011 Salwa Judum judgement.
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