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Can AI be your mental health therapist?
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to extend psychological first-aid. How good is the potential?
By Sonali Acharjee
FROM THE STATES: GUJARAT
How a viral Kshatriya protest, fronted by women, is giving BJP the jitters in Gujarat
The agitation poses a challenge to the party's 500,000-victory-margin target on every seat and in some cases even presents the prospect of defeat
By Jumana Shah
POLLSCAPE: TELANGANA VIDEO ROW
How Amit Shah fake video case has embroiled Revanth Reddy in a bitter row
The Telangana CM has hit back with a salvo against PM Modi and vowed to ensure the BJP’s defeat in polls in his state
By Amarnath K. Menon
GROUND REPORT: WILL MURSHIDABAD TURN LEFT?
Can Murshidabad seat spur a Left revival in Bengal?
The alliance with Congress and the CPI(M)’s performance here in the 2023 rural polls give veteran Left candidate Mohd Salim a fighting chance
By Arkamoy Datta Majumdar
SPOTLIGHT: GETTING DISASTER-READY
How India is showing world the way to disaster-resilient infrastructure
The Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI) is studying data and response mechanisms to devise a framework for countries to adopt
By Avishek G. Dastidar
TRAVEL: MICRO HOLIDAYS
Big annual vacation is passé; Indians now prefer micro holidays around the year
Data exclusively shared by MakeMyTrip shows the number of people taking more than three trips a year rose by over 25 per cent in 2023 than 2019
By Sonal Khetarpal
FASHION: TARUN TAHILIANI
Tarun Tahiliani: The master of drapes
Fashion grandee Tahiliani speaks about his upcoming craft showcase in Venice and his recent commemorative volume
By Geetika Sachdev
FROM THE ARCHIVES (2009): BOLLYWOOD
Bollywood’s season of blank screens
Like the start of this year, 2009 was another dull phase for the Hindi film industry, with projects shelved and negatives piling up in labs
By Kaveree Bamzai
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