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The Quint caught up with the 200m butterfly national record holder, Sajan Prakash at the sendoff ceremony for the Indian Olympic Contingent on Monday.
The swimmer, who works as a clerk in the Railways will be competing in the 200m butterfly event at Rio.
Prakash, who has fought against all odds to become an Olympian, spoke about his training regime, goals for Rio Olympics and the amount of support swimming receives in India.
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Airplanes as posters and shows sold out for more than a week ahead. Kabali fever has gripped the world. The only antidote is to catch the movie this weekend.
As Shakespeare puts it: ‘Kabali D’uh’. I have tickets. Do you?
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Brazil is all set to host the prestigious Olympic Games this August in the seaside city of Rio de Janeiro.
The Indian contingent will be making history with more than 100 athletes competing at the games that start from 5 August.
The Quint wanted to find out how much Delhites know about the games.
As the world loses control over Pokemon Go, the new augmented virtual reality game where players physically manoeuvre their surroundings to catch and train Pokemons, there are bound to be mishaps, accidents and strange user experiences. We bring you a global news QWrap of a few incidents that caught our attention, with obvious lessons to learn.
The new augmented reality game, Pokémon Go has is causing chaos across many countries. Pokémon fever has gripped India ahead of its official release and it has hit strongly. Our staff at The Quint have also caught it and the reason isn’t because they didn’t use hand sanitiser. The game, which uses the phones camera, GPS and internet, has broken all records, making its makers successful overnight.
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Watch the stories of the forgotten protestors of Jantar Mantar, New Delhi.
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If your superpower of choice is invisibility, you may just have the opportunity to live your dream. Fabric, nanotechnology and good old science has given birth to a scarf that has the power to make you invisible.
Saif Siddiqui, an Indian designer, has flooded the market with this scarf, reminiscent of Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak.
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Aisa Q? MufflerMan Admits He Sponsored ‘Udta Punjab’
Arvind Kejriwal finally admits that he did finance Anurag Kashyap’s latest production Udta Punjab. Don’t believe us? Watch this video and find out.
“I want to be a doctor,” said Ajodhya Prasad, an 8-year-old working at a roadside juice stall in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. “I don’t enjoy making juice.”
There are other kids like Ajodhya, employed in laborious jobs, who wish to break away from their current roles and be someone they dream to be. So what are their dreams? Hear them out.
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Exactly two years ago, in June 2014, 40 Indians were abducted by ISIS from Mosul, Iraq. Over a month later, only one returned to India – Harjit Masih – bringing with him a horrific story. He said that while he survived, his 39 fellow captives were killed. But, this isn’t what the Indian government or the families of the other 39 believe. They call Masih a liar and insist that the others are alive, and still held hostage by the ISIS.
On 30 March 2016, reports emerged of Harjit Masih’s arrest by the Punjab Police for a case lodged against him under the Immigration Act and forgery. He has been accused of involvement in an alleged immigration racket.
In Kala Afghana, a village in the Gurdaspur district of Punjab, The Quint met with Masih and his family to find out more about the 25-year-old’s harrowing tale of escape from Iraq. We also met with 3 of the other 39 families whose sons were abducted.
Watch Masih’s stunning reconstruction of the dramatic events that led to his escape and the hope of the other families that their sons will return to India.
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What did you get for acing an exam? A pat on the back, a certificate, maybe some ice-cream while your parents pulled out bragging rights in front of relatives?
If you were Tanmay Shekhawat, you would’ve got a shiny red BMW. The director of Samarpan coaching institute in Sikar, near Jaipur has gifted its topper his personal bimmer.
While coaching institutes in Kota spend crores on hoardings and full page newspaper ads, this upcoming coaching institute in Sikar is getting the same kind of publicity by spending just Rs 12 lakh on a a second-hand BMW that’s run about 15,000 km.
But there is a more nuanced point to be made here.
Samarpan Coaching Institute has every right to reward his students, but the question is how much is too much?
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Over many centuries of recorded history, India has witnessed hordes of African -origin people come and settle in this country permanently.
A large number of Abyssinian (inhabitants of Ethiopia in East Africa) slaves arrived with Islamic invasions.
These African origin slaves were not only recruited in the armies of the Sultans, but also rose to major administrative positions such as court magistrates, toll collectors, tax and law enforcement officers.
From Bengal to Goa, from Murud-Janjira to Karnataka, you can still find their descendants.
India cannot afford to be racist when its history is replete with examples of sharing and caring for people who arrived in this country from abroad.
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Now that it is all but official that Donald Trump will be the presidential candidate of the Republican Party, most people are understandably worried. But, are Indians worried?
The Quint spoke to the people of Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai and asked them what they think of Trump. Watch the video to find out what they had to say.
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Emraan Hashmi plays the title role in Azhar, a film based on the life of the former controversial Indian cricket team captain Mohammad Azharuddin. The film which released today also stars Nargis Fakhri and Prachi Desai.
In this selfie interview, Emraan Hashmi clears the air and says that even though Mohammad Azharuddin has been closely associated with the making of the film, it is not an attempt to glorify him.
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The new flagship SUV Q7 by the German Automaker Audi has entered India and promises a lot. To read the full story, click here: http://www.thequint.com/torque...
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Baby Moshe, whose parents were killed in the 26/11 terror attacks in Mumbai in 2008, has wished India a happy Hanukkah. 9-year-old Moshe, who has lived in Is...
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Batman, Deathstroke and Spiderman were there with a lot of other superheroes. Delhi Comic Con 2015 saw three days of super-exciting comic and gaming fun.
Fans dressed up as their favourite comic book superheroes and gaming characters attended the event.
We at The Quint caught up with a few fans and got talking. Catch more on the Comic Con here.