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NEET paper leak suicide: ‘His guitar still waits,’ says dad as family learns to heal (opens the original)
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The books are gone. The biology notes, mock test papers and dog-eared textbooks that had once taken over Kahaan Patel’s room now sit inside a cupboard, packed away one-and-a-half months after his death. But the guitar remains where he left it. His father, Advocate Prashant Patel, has discovered that grief follows no logic. Some things it asks you to put away. Others, it refuses to let you touch. Like the guitar. “I was going to buy him a car when he turned 18”, the 45-year-old says of his son, w
Food and love from across the country: Unseen supporters send Swiggy, Zomato deliveries to Jantar Mantar (opens the original)
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The space for “Delivery Instructions” in the phone of Swiggy delivery partner Ajay Thakur said “Love from Kerala”. Someone from Kerala had sent food — along with this message — for someone at Jantar Mantar. Standing near the police barricades on Tuesday (July 21) evening, Thakur told The Indian Express that this delivery, “from Kerala”, was his fifth of the day at the protest site of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). “People from all over the country have been sending food for the protesters here
‘Doing seva’: Meet volunteers keeping Jantar Mantar functioning and clean (opens the original)
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On Tuesday afternoon, as the number of protesters in front of the re-erected stage at Jantar Mantar steadily swelled, a group of men were hard at work, scooping out mud from a clogged drain with their bare hands. One of them, Suhail Khan, said he had been coming to Jantar Mantar every day since activist Sonam Wangchuk was taken away by police on July 18. “It is our responsibility to keep a place clean, whether it is our home, a mandir, a masjid, a gurdwara, or any other place in our country. Whe
One in five Indian women now lives with PMOS: Why is it rising? (opens the original)
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At 16, when Anushka Gaikwad stopped getting her periods, she did what most teenagers wouldn’t—she visited the nearest clinic in her village of Cundaim in Goa. Instead of looking for an underlying hormonal problem, the doctor asked her to take a pregnancy test. Alarmed, Anushka persuaded her mother to seek another opinion in Panaji. A sonography finally revealed the real cause: Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), now referred to as Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) to better reflect
How Hauz Khas hardware market became South Delhi’s newest restaurant hub (opens the original)
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G Block in Hauz Khas was one of Delhi’s go-to markets for hardware, paint, steel and sanitary ware for decades. Today, shopkeepers say only four of the 16 hardware and sanitary stores — many dating back to the 1950s — that once defined the market remain. Walk in from Aurobindo Marg and the first thing that greets you now is a building with a different restaurant on every floor: Arisii serving coastal food on the ground floor, Savage, a sandwich shop — which turns into the club Painkiller after 7
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