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A gratitude-filled farewell

A gratitude-filled farewell

As I bid goodbye to you, dear reader, I joyfully surrender a textual body that thrived over nearly 10 years to the dictates of fate in the hope that it may either ferment or take root

BMC’s flying squad needs to up its game this season

A metal sheet was missing from one side of the site. Notices had been given to the contractor. Reassurances have come in that lacunae will be plugged

05 December,2025 07:36 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial

Judge leaves his court

Ex-England batsman Robin Smith, 62, nicknamed Judge, has gone too soon, but there is solace in the fact that he met some of his dear teammates in Perth a few days before his final goodbye

04 December,2025 06:28 AM IST | Mumbai | Clayton Murzello

Safety measures at stations should be year-round

Sharp surveillance is a must all through, especially at such high-density spots

04 December,2025 06:26 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial

What’s it like seeing Tees on its tehrvi

Director Dibakar Banerjee’s film, traversing three generations of an Indian family between 1989 and 2042, would’ve killed it among audiences; it got killed on arrival instead

03 December,2025 06:29 AM IST | Mumbai | Mayank Shekhar

Railways must communicate clearly during crises

A passenger added that toilets had no water, the ceiling leaked, and complaints went unheeded. Dinner arrived hours later

03 December,2025 06:26 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial

Shall we agree not to disagree?

For 25 years, a global organisation staffed entirely by volunteers has been showing us how to search for the most likely truth while dealing with disagreements. It’s called Wikipedia

02 December,2025 06:34 AM IST | Mumbai | C Y Gopinath

Colleges can’t be lax about safety on their premises

The large area of the educational campus is difficult to monitor, especially when it comes to littering or trespassing

02 December,2025 06:31 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial

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Can human beings learn to deal intelligently with disagreement? Wouldn’t that end violence and hate, and give us cooler heads? illustration by C Y Gopinath using Ai

Shall we agree not to disagree?

For 25 years, a global organisation staffed entirely by volunteers has been showing us how to search for the most likely truth while dealing with disagreements. It’s called Wikipedia

02 December,2025 06:34 AM IST | Mumbai | C Y Gopinath
Empty beer bottles and garbage dumped on the college campus. PIC/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

Colleges can’t be lax about safety on their premises

The large area of the educational campus is difficult to monitor, especially when it comes to littering or trespassing

02 December,2025 06:31 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial
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Make BEST out of waste

Our sutradhaars discuss a cool innovation that’s a godsend for bibliophiles in France, where its old city buses across its towns and rural routes have become mobile libraries. The duo hope similar ideas can see the light of day in their favourite city

01 December,2025 08:11 AM IST | Mumbai | Fiona Fernandez
The issue escalated when a motorcyclist fell into an open trench; (right) Commuters say the situation on ground remains dire. Pics/By Special Arrangement

Safety measures should be a must at infra work sites

Recently, a motorcyclist fell into an open trench dug for the metro project. 

01 December,2025 07:45 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial
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Media in the time of Modi

It’s a wonder this column survived in an era when freedom of the press is no longer guaranteed, and owners, fearing raids and cases, often rein in the few feisty journalists who are still doing their job

01 December,2025 07:42 AM IST | Mumbai | Ajaz Ashraf
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