‘We Press On!’: Plaintiff Johnson Ong after Singapore Court upholds ban on gay sex
Ong is one of three plaintiffs who challenged the colonial era law of 377A in Singapore’s top court.
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1In images: Day after Kolkata flower market demolitions, vendors return to work and hope for the best
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2‘Had I another life, I’d spend more time translating’: Poet Arvind Krishna Mehrotra on turning 80
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3‘Brown’ review: Gripping series overcomes plotting holes through memorable characters
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4The Indian freedom fighter who ended his career as a captain on ‘Star Trek’
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5June Indian nonfiction: Six new titles that will take you closer to your reading goals
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6Cockroach Janta Party protest: Youth kept trapped in Hindu-Muslim politics, says Abhijeet Dipke
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7Penguin won’t distribute Joe Sacco’s graphic novel on 2013 riots, ‘The Indian Express’ reports
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8How Vulcan, a hypothetical planet, helped prove Einstein’s theory that gravity is curved spacetime
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9Singapore blocks posts targeting Indian community, says content likely from China-based platform
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10Bihar educator, YouTuber ‘Khan Sir’ booked in case linked to firing outside his coaching institute
