Banning Spree
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UP's drive against slaughterhouses will hurt jobs and revenue in one of India's poorest states
The drive against slaughterhouses could impact three critical industries in the state: meat packaging, livestock and leather.
Jeet Singh, IndiaSpend
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Banning laptops in cabin luggage won't prevent terrorist attacks on planes
Screening technology at most international airports would detect explosive devices, say experts.
Michaela Preddy, The Conversation
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No flirting, please: Why Ahmedabad’s young and restless are fuming over the hookah bar ban
In a city with almost no anonymity, darkened, smoke-filled rooms were often the only place to let inhibitions drop away.
Revati Laul
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Brij Bhushan Singh sexually harassed wrestlers at every opportunity he got, Delhi Police tell court
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Why India’s ties with Turkey are worse than ever before
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Why India must undo its long silence over the massacre of Muslims after Hyderabad integration in ’48
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India and its intelligence services should change the way they operate, says Justin Trudeau
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Humans of New York founder chides Humans of Bombay for filing copyright case against rival account
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France’s burkini ban could not come at a worse time
With tensions already high, telling Muslim women not to dress a certain way at the beach will only make things worse.
Fraser McQueen, The Conversation
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China’s latest baffling crackdown: vulgar rap music
Pornography, it seems, is not the only promoter of obscenity and immorality.
Josh Horwitz, Qz.com
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City of Joy and more: Five international films that have angered Indians
Several foreign filmmakers who have explored Indian subjects have faced criticism, protests and outright bans.
Scroll Staff
Video
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Watch: Crocodile rescued after straying into open plot of land following heavy rain
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Caught on camera in a zoo: Two gorillas run for cover as it begins raining
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Watch: Tesla’s humanoid robot Optimus can sort blocks and get into yoga positions
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Watch: Man’s attempt to film himself doing push-ups fails as his pet dog decides to join him
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Watch: BBC anchors fail to control laughter during report on a man hit in the head by a pigeon