In 1982, Gurkha soldiers marched into the Falklands War against Argentina. Decades later, their descendants and communities across Darjeeling, Kalimpong and the Northeast cheer for Argentina's football team.
Mbappé, Dembélé, Maignan and many of France's biggest stars have immigrant roots.
In this episode of First Things Fast, we break down the politics, the facts, and why Odisha's model may hold the answer.
A senior MEA official's remark on Passport Seva Divas has triggered a national debate: if a passport is not, legally speaking, proof of citizenship, then what is?
A year ago, "Gen Z" barely appeared in Rahul Gandhi's vocabulary. Today, it's everywhere.
Just one hour of rain brought parts of Hyderabad, including Gachibowli, Madhapur and the Financial District, to a standstill, while two people reportedly died from electrocution in floodwaters.
What began as a confrontation in Rishikesh soon spiralled into #BoycottUttarakhand, drawing Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and social media into the same storm.
K. Annamalai's decision to step away from active BJP politics has reignited questions about the BJP's Tamil Nadu strategy.
The Delhi Gymkhana Club has been asked to vacate its 27.3-acre site in Lutyens' Delhi. The move has revived debate over the club's colonial legacy, exclusivity and hold over public land.
Gurindervir Singh and Animesh Kujur traded the Indian 100m record in Ranchi before Gurindervir won the final in ten point zero nine seconds. Their duel has moved India into a new conversation on sprinting potential, infrastructure and belief.
What does Teen Tal's Tau think about the Cockroach Janta Party?
This is the story of how Imran Khan went from being Pakistan's most powerful leader to its most famous prisoner — and how Asim Munir became the man America could do business with.
Stone pelting. Lathi charge. Protest marches. Kolkata's Park Circus — long seen as one of Bengal's most politically significant Muslim-majority neighbourhoods.
This conversation dives into Bengal's political earthquake, the disconnect between elite political commentary and ground reality, BJP's rise in the East, Himanta and Suvendu's hardline politics, the Vijay phenomenon in Tamil Nadu.
From committees and CBI probes to promises of reform, the NEET crisis keeps repeating itself. The real scandal is not just the leak, it is a system that learns nothing from its own failures.
This conversation with Rajdeep Sardesai dives into the shifting political landscape.
As Vijay prepares to lead Tamil Nadu after TVK's breakthrough, comparisons with Dhoni have sharpened. The parallel frames the bigger test ahead: coalition management, crisis response and delivery in government.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called the fast breeder reactor milestone a "defining step."
Watch as we explore the contrast between scripture, art, and cinema—and ask: If Ram was always "megha-shyam," why do we remember him differently today?
A fiery speech by Andaleeb Rahman Partho is going viral—targeting young MPs and warning them against aligning with Jamaat-e-Islami.
