Is Australian democracy in good health?
Fauxy
07/06/2022
Australians have just learned their election will be held on 21 May. At a crucial time for the country, Nick Bryant
Politics
Corporations Are People, Too
Fauxy
07/06/2022
Even though I still hated planks at the end, my core felt tighter after doing them for 30 days straight, and
5 Takeaways From The First Round Of France’s Election
Fauxy
07/06/2022
The first-round results are trickier than they look for Macron. French President Emmanuel Macron took first place, ahead of far-right leader
FIR Registered Against Thunderstorm For Damaging Jama Masjid Dome
Fauxy
31/05/2022
Yesterday evening Delhi witnessed a thunderstorm which uprooted some trees and damaged public and private property. Among the damaged properties is
Navjot Singh Sidhu beaten up by cell inmates after he says ‘thoko thoko’
Fauxy
20/05/2022
I will write shayaris. And I will release the book, – thoko-thoko” told Navjot Singh Sidhu to The Fauxy.
Muslims Demand Mosque be Constructed On Site Where Nothing Was Found After Excavation
Fauxy
17/05/2022
Amid the Gyanvapi Masjid row, a photo of nothing went viral on social media with claims that the place where nothing
CID Fame Daya Seen Near Taj Mahal
Fauxy
15/05/2022
Three days after the Lucknow Bench of Allahabad High Court rejected the plea seeking to open 22 closed rooms in the
RW People Reached Taj Hotel and Opened 22 Rooms on 5th Floor Disturbing Guests
Fauxy
13/05/2022
Yesterday, the Allahabad High Court rejected the petition seeking opening of the doors of its 22 rooms. The plea was filed
Man Files RTI to Find Out What’s Underneath Qutub Minar, Government to Answer Within 30 Days
Fauxy
11/05/2022
In a shocking incident, an RTI activist has filed an RTI to find out what’s underneath Qutub Minar. Claiming that it’s
Kangana’s Movie Dhaakad Song ‘She’s Fire’ Banned in Maharashtra Due to Heat Wave
Fauxy
09/05/2022
Mumbai: The India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) regional forecasting centre in Nagpur has sounded a ‘yellow’ category heatwave alert for seven districts