Mariya Babu is a Sub-editor at Reporter World with a keen interest in geopolitics, international affairs, culture, and history. She also enjoys telling human-interest stories that help readers understand the world beyond the headlines.
Ever watched a Simpsons episode and thought, 'Wait, how did they know THAT?' Is Springfield predicting our future or are we just connecting the dots after the fact?
John’s film is about a trauma that continues to this day. It reverberates with the resistance of the oppressed and rings with their chants of Inquilab Zindabad!
Before BTS had the ARMY, PSY had the whole world riding an invisible horse. But even 'Gangnam Style' wasn’t the beginning. This 'Weekend Vines', is about the idols who paved the way.
What happens when a man thinks the Nobel Peace Prize belongs to him — and the committee disagrees? Apparently, even Norway can end up in the dock.
Why do we keep reading Jeffrey Archer when we already know exactly what he is going to do to us?
Can something called “uncertainty” really become a standing condition? Apparently, yes. 'Nirmala Tai' has the paperwork.
Why did Bollywood sometimes make films that seemed to have absolutely no interest in being Bollywood?
As the Election Commission faces mounting questions over SIR, was Rahul Gandhi sending a political message, or just enjoying a rough swim?
Katrina Kaif had a baby, but apparently the internet is still waiting for her to return the body it was so comfortable looking at. Let’s do a C-section of the issue in ‘Weekend Vines’.
A Rs 1,200-crore Secretariat, a coveted sea view, an astrologer in the background and fishermen asking a very simple question: where do we go? Welcome to another episode of 'And then they said.'
Ed Sheeran chose neutrality. Sydney Sweeney chose silence. Is that really staying out of it — or just the safest side to take? Welcome to the politics of ‘choosing peace’.
As experts call for tougher AI safeguards, Trump offers a more presidential fix: trust the man with the “High IQ”.
Why are we nostalgic for a past we never lived? From vinyl records and film cameras to Y2K fashion and retro sitcoms, the things we once left behind are suddenly cool again.
Vijay Mallya is back - with a few facts, a few figures and a rather different take on who the real victim is.
Can you really trust what you see on a globe? What if the countries we think are huge are actually much smaller than they appear?
What was initially thought to be an earthquake was later identified by the US Geological Survey as a glacial collapse and debris flow.
And ultimately, the question is: how can a piece of cloth mark someone’s worth and dignity? The garment is ordinary, but the judgement attached to it is not.
Tobey, Andrew or Tom? The Spider-Man you love may simply be the one who understood your generation, its fears, failures, expectations and everyday struggles.
The 2018 floods were among the deadliest in Kerala’s history. Devastating floods and landslides struck the state again in the years that followed. Last year, in Wayanad district, two villages - Mundukkai and Chooralmala, were wiped off due to landslides.
State funerals are among the most symbolic events a nation can host. Even though most of these ceremonies are moments of mourning, this is also a stage to communicate messages that extend far beyond grief.
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The king’s Caribbean tour includes visits to Guyana and Antigua and Barbuda, where leaders are expected to raise slavery reparations, climate change and development at Commonwealth talks.
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The two Nordic leaders also spoke to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as part of the 90-minute call.
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Exit polls project Likud to win 24–25 seats and Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar 21–23, with Arab parties potentially holding the balance of power in coalition talks.
