Friday’s links offer heartwrenching war photos, inspirational baseball stories and the cutest kid you’ll see all day.
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Is the Taj Mahal in Danger of Collapsing?
A group of campaigners is warning that the Taj Mahal will cave in within five years if nothing is done to save it.
Reading While Eating for September 30: Truth to Power
Friday’s links talk powerful spouses, legendary icons and just how to be remembered through history.
‘They Need TV Product’: Why American Football Is Coming To India
American football has never really translated overseas. NFL Europe, for example, failed after a 16-year existence.
Reading While Eating For July 20: Food, Glorious Food
Today, feast on these savory and unsavory links about food.
Study: Indian Women Are the Most Stressed on Earth
As women around the world enjoy broader opportunities and expanding roles, they’re also experiencing one other increase in their lives — stress.
India Witnesses Its First Monkey Marriage, Because Why Not?
Gay marriage has gotten its due. Now it’s time to pave the way for monkey marriage.
Reading While Eating For July 5: World Records and World-Renowned Hot Dogs
Today’s links feature feats of fashion, eating, jump-flipping, and treasure hunting.
Calling All Hangmen: India Can’t Find an Executioner for Its Death Penalty
With a population of 1.2 billion people, India can’t even find its very own personal Jack Kevorkian.
Wild Elephant Rampage Kills Man in South India
Early Wednesday morning, reports from a New Delhi news channel surfaced of two wild elephants running rampant through the streets of one South Indian suburb.
Sorry, Old Spice Guy: India Bans Sexy Deodorant Commercials
Television broadcasters in India were ordered to change “overtly sexual” deodorant ads featuring scantily clad men and women in racy storylines — or take them off the air within five days.
‘Happiest Day of Our Lives’: The World’s Press Reacts to the Royal Wedding
NewsFeed linked arms around the globe on Friday, getting up early on both sides of the Atlantic to watch the royal wedding. But it’s one thing gauging reaction in the U.K. and the U.S., but what did the rest of the world and its …
