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Service-based leadership programs help in creating standout college applications

In competitive college admissions, service-based leadership programs enhance students' portfolios, showcasing leadership skills and community engagement.

Research shows that community service increases a student's chances of college acceptance.(Getty Images/iStockphoto)
Published on Sep 24, 2024 12:04 PM IST
ByRavi Sonnad | Edited by

Delhiwale: Future’s bookstore

Lakshmi Book Store in Connaught Place, specializing in occult sciences, limits customer visits to 15 minutes, a rule from Covid times. Founded in 1951, it thrives under Ashim's stewardship.

The little-known Lakshmi Book Store in Connaught Place’s Janpath Bhawan specialises in “occult sciences.” (HT Photo)
Updated on Aug 19, 2024 06:08 AM IST

Behind the zines: A look at Kerala’s Muslim women rebels, from a century ago

Tucked into magazines from the early 1900s are stories of women writers, poets, doctors and travellers. An online archive is retelling these tales.

An issue of Vanitha (Malayalam for Woman). The magazine was set up and run by M Haleema Beevi, who was taken out of school in Class 7. (Courtesy Around the Sufrah)
Updated on Aug 10, 2024 04:23 PM IST
ByAnesha George

BJP OBC Morcha passes resolution to win back community’s support

The four-page political resolution also pledged to apprise members of the OBC community of various schemes of the state government for them.

For Representation Only (AFP File)
Updated on Jul 30, 2024 06:30 AM IST
By, Lucknow

Rajasthan BJP MLA's ‘4 begums, 36 children’ jibe at Muslims, Congress hits back

Rajasthan BJP MLA Balmukundacharya said population control law is a “necessity”. Congress said BJP's intention is “just to target Muslim community”.

Rajasthan BJP MLA Balmukundacharya
Published on Jul 17, 2024 11:53 AM IST

Pak’s Punjab province govt approves Sikh Marriage Act

Pakistan’s Punjab province government on Tuesday approved the Sikh Marriage Act, 2024, enabling couples of 18 years and above from the community to register their marriage and divorce

Pakistan’s Punjab province government on Tuesday approved the Sikh Marriage Act, 2024, enabling couples of 18 years and above from the community to register their marriage and divorce.
Updated on Jun 26, 2024 08:10 AM IST
ByPress Trust of India

Connivance, corruption and chaos: Sorry tale of Akbar Nagar

Not only houses, but also showrooms, factories, vehicle workshops and places of worship eventually transformed the illegal settlement into a thriving community.

Mohammed Ahmed, a resident, helps his ailing mother move amid a demolition exercise in Akbar Nagar (HT)
Updated on Jun 12, 2024 07:28 AM IST
By, Lucknow

Painting lived realities: How Philadelphia became the mural capital of the world

Known as the ‘Mural Capital of the World’, this city sports over 4,000 colourful works of street art, which grew from an iconic movement

The Promise of Biotechnology’ mural is a complex collage where you see scientific study visualised in the form of a student reading a book and a health worker in uniform( Philadelphia Convention & Visitor Bureau/ J Ryan)
Updated on Jun 08, 2024 10:46 AM IST
ByKiran Mehta

Indore admin removes loudspeakers from religious places, Muslim leaders object

According to a police official, in the last 48 hours, as many as 437 loudspeakers were removed from 258 religious places in the city.

Collector Singh has said that loudspeakers had been removed on the state government's instructions (File Photo)
Published on May 27, 2024 09:16 PM IST

BMC kickstarts preventive measures for dengue in city

“This year the slogan for National Dengue Day is - ‘Connect with Community, Control Dengue.’ It means controlling dengue with community participation,” Dr Daksha Shah, executive health officer at BMC, said”

In 2023, around 5,486 dengue cases were reported in the city. From January 2024 to May 2024, the number of dengue cases reported is limited to 296. (AFP)
Updated on May 17, 2024 07:44 AM IST

Karnataka: Dalit family forced by temple to pay for kin’s cremation, refunded

The police said that the “cremation charges” imposed by the temple authorities on the Adi Karnataka community was ₹3,000.

On Monday, circle inspector Sathyanarayana and social welfare officer Channappa visited the spot, convened a meeting of elders, and made them return <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>3,000 to the family (File Photo)
Updated on Apr 30, 2024 08:32 AM IST
By, Bengaluru

Maharashtra votes 2024: Why do the powerful Marathas want to be tagged backward?

The last few years of pro-reservation agitations by the Maratha community have taken people within and outside Maharashtra by surprise

Marathas march in Pune. HT photo Raju Shinde
Published on Apr 27, 2024 11:16 AM IST

How Cologne's Jewish community rebuilt after World War II

Seventy-five years ago, Cologne's Jewish community took a step towards returning to normal life after the Holocaust.

After World War II, Jewish life in Cologne restarted in a small synagogue. Today, Cologne has one of the largest Jewish communities in Germany (Geisler-Fotopress/picture-alliance )
Published on Apr 06, 2024 04:15 PM IST
By | Posted by Tapatrisha Das

Book of kids' drawings reflect regular violence shaping their lives in a Rio de Janeiro favela

Book of kids' drawings reflect regular violence shaping their lives in a Rio de Janeiro favela

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Published on Mar 27, 2024 06:08 AM IST
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Devotees in Canada’s smallest province celebrate opening of first Hindu temple

The temple in Prince Edward Island has been thronged by members of the community since its opening, evidencing the demand for such a house of worship in a province with population at just 180,000

Devotees at the opening of the first Hindu temple in Prince Edward Island, Canada. (Credit: Hindu Society of PEI)
Updated on Mar 17, 2024 03:39 PM IST

HT Picks; New Reads

This week’s pick of interesting reads includes a book on how Gorkhas have come to be treated as outsiders, a collection of poems to brighten every day, and a volume that looks at how India’s digital revolution offers the keys to cracking open its market

On the reading list this week is a book on the status of Gorkhas in India today, a poetry anthology, and a volume that looks at how India’s digital revolution can open its market (HT Team)
Updated on Mar 08, 2024 10:39 PM IST
ByHT Team

Ramadan 2024: Tips to strengthen your bond with family members

Ramadan 2024: From cooking Iftar-special dishes together to creating a Ramadan-themed photo album, here are a few tips to bond with family.

Ramadan is the month of observing peace, service, community and reflection.(Unsplash)
Published on Mar 03, 2024 02:39 PM IST
By, Delhi

Want digital detox in Ramadan 2024? Here's how to find balance

Ramadan 2024: From making airplane mode our friend to engaging ourselves with screens with a purpose, here are a few ways to practice digital detox.

The auspicious month of Ramadan can be a way of decluttering our minds as well by practicing digital detox(istock, shutterstock; for representational purpose only)
Updated on Mar 10, 2024 02:18 PM IST
By, Delhi

Fadnavis wants to end Maratha influence in state, alleges Manoj Jarange-Patil

Accusing Fadnavis of hatching conspiracy against him, Jarange Patil threatened to march to the deputy chief minister’s residence at Mumbai

Jarange Patil is demanding that all Marathas be considered as Kunbi – a caste in Maharashtra under the OBC bloc. (ANI photo)
Updated on Feb 25, 2024 02:58 PM IST

The contrasting fate of GOP’s two Indian-American presidential candidates

Nikki Haley remains in the race as the non-Trump candidate and banks on his failure; Ramaswamy’s rides on Donald Trump bandwagon

Republican presidential candidate and former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley looks on as fellow candidate businessman Vivek Ramaswamy passes by, during a break at the fourth Republican candidates' U.S. presidential debate of the 2024 U.S. presidential campaign at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, U.S. December 6, 2023. REUTERS/Brian Snyder (REUTERS)
Updated on Jan 17, 2024 09:21 AM IST
By, Washington

Sunny Leone reveals falling prey to deepfakes: 'I don't let it affect me'

Sunny Leone expresses concern over misuse of AI technology, asks women to report their deepfake videos and photos.

Sunny Leone has revealed her experience with deepfakes.
Published on Jan 12, 2024 09:33 AM IST

Assam: Four people nabbed for killing hog deer at Kaziranga

Assam: Four people nabbed for killing hog deer at Kaziranga

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Published on Jan 04, 2024 12:14 PM IST
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Security alert at Thane synagogue after hoax bomb threat

In the wake of a blast at the Israeli embassy in Delhi, a threatening email claiming to have planted a bomb at a synagogue near Thane Civil Hospital has been revealed as a hoax. Security measures have been intensified at the synagogue, and cyber experts are tracing the sender's identity.

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Updated on Dec 29, 2023 08:12 AM IST
ByAnamika Gharat

International Day for Persons with Disabilities: Despite schemes and benefits, social inclusion still a dream for many

Recently, a supplementary budget of ₹15 crores has been proposed for the completion of goals set for the empowerment of persons with disabilities by the department concerned.

While government schools adopt tools to ensure inclusive learning, inclusivity does not always translate into the real world. (HT Photo)
Updated on Dec 03, 2023 07:18 AM IST
BySreya Deb, Lucknow

Manipur govt lodges FIR against Kuki group leader for ‘self-rule’ comment

The case against Muan Tombing, general secretary of the Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum (ITLF), was registered at the Churachandpur police station on Thursday

Ethnic violence between Meiteis, who are in majority in Imphal Valley, and Kukis, who dominate several hill districts, since May have claimed as many as 178 lives and displaced 50,000 plus persons.
Updated on Nov 18, 2023 07:28 AM IST

Review: This is Salvaged by Vauhini Vara

The author’s new short story collection explores life’s familiar traumas of loss, loneliness, addiction and ageing

Many of the stories in Vauhini Vara’s new collection explore the female experiences of biological change, family relationships and loneliness. These are themes also prominent in the work of Mrinalini Mukherjee, whose sculpture Aranyani (1996) is pictured above. (Hindustan Times)
Updated on Nov 18, 2023 05:06 AM IST
BySharmistha Jha

‘Inclusion among OBCs may shrink Marathas’ share in reservations’

Experts warn that including Marathas among Other Backward Classes (OBC) in order to increase their reservations may actually harm the community. Currently, Marathas benefit the most from the quota for Economically Backward Sections (EWS), but if they are included among OBCs, their reservation share may decrease significantly. Some suggest that Marathas should instead insist on the EWS quota, as their claim of backwardness has been repeatedly rejected by previous commissions. Others argue that the demand for OBC inclusion is politically motivated and that Marathas' actual population is around 11%, not 32% as claimed.

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Updated on Nov 13, 2023 05:20 AM IST

Rift emerges over deadline as govt scrambles to resolve Maratha reservation issue

Differences have emerged between Maratha activist Manoj Jarange-Patil and the Maharashtra government over the deadline for a decision on the issue of Maratha reservation. Jarange-Patil claims the government has given a written assurance that a decision will be made by December 24, while the government had said it had until January 2. The government has stated it will discuss with Jarange-Patil if more time is needed. The chief minister has held meetings with officials to implement promises to the Maratha community and expand the scope of a committee advising on the issue.

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Updated on Nov 04, 2023 06:30 AM IST

Monday Musings: Maratha reservation issue takes a troubling turn

The support Manoj Jarange is receiving within the community has left the state government, especially the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), in a fix

Manoj Jarange (Centre) during the protest in Jalna. (CMO Maharashtra Twitter)
Updated on Oct 23, 2023 07:10 AM IST

Explained: Why Greta Thunberg faces police action in London?

Greta Thurnberg, 20, was charged along with 28 other protesters in relation to Tuesday's protest, the Guardian reported.

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg is arrested outside the InterContinental London Park Lane during the
Updated on Oct 19, 2023 05:18 PM IST
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