A can of Fanta sold in London has 63 calories. Buy the same brand in India, and it contains three times as much sugar. It also includes artificial dye, whose presence in food products in Europe requires a prominent health warning.
In India, the colorant’s presence is noted merely in small print on the back of the can. That suits some of the world’s biggest companies, which have long resisted Indian efforts to mandate nutritional warnings on the front of packaged products https://t.co/skAERVVhl9
😭🇮🇷 The Iranian LEGO guys just made a Natalie Harp video.
I genuinely wasn’t prepared for this level of internet chaos. 😂
The internet has officially lost the plot.
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The farmer, Selvi, along with her son Balamurugan, a dentist, had maintained a diverse and naturally cultivated farm of over 100 trees, including mango, teak, mahogany, and papaya
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The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) on Monday (August 10, 2026) reiterated that a scheduled discussion on former JNU student Umar Khalid's book "Fractured Communities: Adivasi Histories and the Politics of Power" will be held despite the cancellation of the venue's booking.
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India remains just above Unesco's minimum GDP benchmark for education, but the sector's share in government spending has slipped below the prescribed threshold. Education accounts for 4.1% of GDP but 14.2% of total public expenditure, down from 15.7% in 2015 and below the 15% benchmark, Unesco's 2026 SDG 4 scorecard has shown.
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Turns out my content on Instagram too was restricted in India. What is this blanket ban on protest related and Modi related content? It is unconstitutional and illegal. It is absolutely ridiculous.
We appeal to @Meta to not succumb to such high-handed pressure from the government. Algos must moderate grossly illegal content, not police free expression. The entire point of free internet is this. Any social media platform doing this under pressure is going against free speech principles and public interest.
The Cockroach Janata Party, founded by young Indians frustrated with a weak labor market, successfully forced the resignation of a top government official—a shocking concession from an increasingly authoritarian government. What does the movement mean for Modi? https://t.co/Uvo9QPCO1R
Young protesters in India achieved a rare political victory by forcing the resignation of a cabinet minister. Read how India’s Gen Z movement of 'Cockroaches' dented Modi's political image. https://t.co/Wm1xcULNSu
A recent NITI Aayog report said some 94,000 government schools were closed over the past decade, an average of 25 a day, contributing to a 2.26 crore decline in government school enrolment. The government schools’ share of total enrolment has fallen from 71% in 2005 to 49.24% in 2024-25.
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The International Football Association Board -- a global group in charge of changing the official rules of soccer -- have determined that Breel Embolo being sent off for simulation was a misuse of VAR during the Argentina vs. Switzerland knockout game.
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The student protests in Delhi's Jantar Mantar have gotten over but there are some who are paying the price for being a "cockroach."
Assistant professor Dr Mohit Bhardwaj who teaches Commerce has lost his job for "joining the protest" on 20 July. In videos accessed by The Quint, he was heard chanting in a crowd: "Whenever Modi gets scared, he pushes the police forward, and "Dharmendra Pradhan, give your resignation."
Now, he's demanding answers from his college Ganna Utpadak PG College for firing him after he returned from the protest. Bhardwaj alleges that the chairman of the college society who sent him the termination letter is affiliated to the BJP. We have accessed his photos with a BJP leader and his participation in RSS events.
On paper, he has stated the termination is due to many complaints against Bhardwaj, but Bhardwaj told us there have been no complaints from students. The Principal had also given him a character certificate two months ago, thus raising questions over his termination. Even reaching the Delhi protest was not a cakewalk from Bhardwaj, which he still says he does not regret. Read the full story by Aliza Noor on The Quint: https://t.co/dDchO1knlt