The tragic life of Sarah Baartman: The woman exploited for her body as the ‘Hottentot Venus’ and displayed even after death, finally came home 192 years later

In the late 1700s, in what is now South Africa’s Eastern Cape, a girl named Sarah (Sara/Saartjie) Baartman was born into a world already shaped by colonial violence. Her mother died when she was two. Her father, a cattle driver, died when she was a teenager. As a young woman, a Dutch colonist murdered her…

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Delhi high court order has crippled consular, visa services at 4 missions: Govt to Supreme Court | India News

NEW DELHI: The Centre told Supreme Court Friday that visa and consular services, which are outsourced, offered to lakhs of Indian nationals, OCIs and foreign visa applicants were severely impacted in Indian missions in Abu Dhabi (UAE), Kuwait, Singapore and Canberra (Australia) as Delhi high court had quashed the selection of private service providers.“We outsource…

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Nolan Wells update: Eerie Horn Island detail revealed by rescuer who found teen’s body raises new questions | International Sports News

Nolan Wells update: Eerie Horn Island detail revealed by rescuer who found teen’s body raises new questions (Image via Getty) Nolan Wells’ death is still under investigation, but a rescuer who helped search for the missing football player believes the dangerous waters around Mississippi’s Horn Island could explain what happened. Brian Trascher, national vice president…

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1 in 4 Kerala candidates skips NEET, Rajasthan posts 69% success | India News

NEW DELHI: NEET-UG’s nationwide attendance fall acquired a regional pattern in 2026, with Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka recording high absenteeism while Rajasthan expanded its candidate base and posted the strongest qualification rate among large states.Kerala had 1.14 lakh registrations, but only 84,664 candidates appeared, leaving 29,122 absent (25.6%). Tamil Nadu lost 33,893 of its…

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SC says it will rule on plight of patients who can’t afford life-saving drugs & judicial expediency in such cases | India News

NEW DELHI: Pained by the unfortunate demise of a cancer patient awaiting Kerala HC’s order on her plea questioning exorbitant cost of life-saving medicines, the Supreme Court Friday took suo motu cognisance of both issues impacting right to life – plight of patients who cannot afford essential life-saving drugs and the judicial expediency in such…

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