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“If the Indian media had done its job properly, we would’ve had an easier time talking about what we are facing,” said Bipra Prasun Das, a 21-year-old Hindu student from North South University in Dhaka, whose ancestral home was burnt down in violence in Bangladesh this week.

Since Formula 1's inaugural race at Silverstone in 1950, just 776 drivers can lay claim to being an F1 grand prix driver.

Planning a holiday can be a complex process, especially when you want your travel arrangements be financially protected.

Civil Aviation Authority proposes measure to help consumers make ‘more informed travel choices’

If the proposal is given the go-ahead the policy could come into force from early next year

The Civil Aviation Authority has reminded airlines of their obligations – but says cash compensation need not be paid

The UK’s new Labour government has pledged to build 1.5 million homes during its first term in office. To achieve this, it promises planning reform and the reintroduction of local housing targets. Yet little attention has been given to the role of new technologies.

Mar Gunnarsson, swimmer and Manchester student who is due to compete at the Paris Games, says his career is at risk

The Lok Sabha poll results from the Northeast, which is electorally small with 25 Lok Sabha seats but territorially significant, have found little space in the mainstream media. The region, however, saw significant shifts in political narratives, with the BJP-led NDA losing some of its fort in the region.     

This year’s list of emerging leaders pushes the envelope on creativity, leadership

A SPACEPORT in Shetland is counting down to the UK’s first ever orbital rocket launch after being declared officially open at a ribbon-cutting…