The Rise And Fall Of Globalisation: Battle To Be Top Dog
For nearly four centuries, the world economy has been on a path of ever-greater integration…
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Interview: In Meghalaya, Conserving Caves By Means Of Ecotourism
Community-led cave ecotourism is gaining momentum in Meghalaya. Banyllashisha Wankhar, a documentary filmmaker and a…
AI Is Changing Who Gets Hired – Which Skills Will Keep You Employed?
The consulting firm Accenture recently laid off 11,000 employees while expanding its efforts to train…
India’s Farm Policies Behind Bad Air, Unhealthy Diet, Water Crisis
This October, residents of Delhi-NCR breathed a sigh of relief — ten days into the…
Why This Darjeeling Town Is Getting Known As “A Leopard’s Trail”
Sukhia Pokhri in the Darjeeling hills has shifted from being known for its cold, foggy…
Street Vendors Struggle With Rising Temps
When a person is exposed to extreme heat, their body increases blood flow to the…
SC Denies Two-Week Extension In Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam Bail Pleas
In a significant development, on October 27, the Supreme Court rejected Delhi Police’s request for…
Hydrocarbon Exploration In TN Sparks Protests From Fishers And Farmers
Environmental clearance for 20 oil and gas exploratory wells near Ramanathapuram district in Tamil Nadu…
You’ve Just Stolen A Priceless Artifact – What Happens Next?
The high-profile heist at the Louvre in Paris on Oct 19, 2025, played out like…
Climate Extremes In Bihar Affect Its People, But Not Its Politics
Although Bihar faces recurring floods and droughts, these disasters exacerbated by climate change don’t feature…
Zero Returns & Climate Change Leaves Women Farmers Tired And Broke
Women undertake most of the menial labour in traditional paddy cultivation, bearing the brunt of…
Can Violent Extremists Ever Be Deradicalized?
Terrorism remains a persistent threat to nations around the world. Indeed, the Global Terrorism Index,…
India Among The Hardest Hit As Extreme Heat Worsens Since 2015
India is among the countries experiencing worsening extreme heat since the 2015 Paris Agreement that…
Life In The Sundarbans, On The Front Line Of Climate Change
The Sundarbans is the largest mangrove forest in the world. A maze of tidal waterways,…
Amid Maha Floods, Congress Slams Modi Govt Over Farmers’ Plight
In a sharp critique on October 22, the Congress party accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi…
Coal Corridor Or Tiger Corridor: The Battle Over Rail Expansion
The railways have planned to double an existing single railway line from Hospet in Karnataka…
How Social Media Turns Into A Happy Hunting Ground For The Far-Right
In the digital age, social media has become a powerful tool for connection, expression and…
Human Activity Is Causing The Ganga To Dry At Levels Never Seen Before
The Ganga river is experiencing its most severe drought ever recorded, with the steepest decline…
Building Cooler Cities That Reduce Inequalities
People living in informal settlements and outdoor workers experience heat impacts far more severely than…
How Authoritarians Weaponise Language
The world finds itself in a cultural setting in which large swathes of democratic countries…
Wangchuk’s Resilience Shines Amid Detention And Legal Battles
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, held under the National Security Act (NSA) in Jodhpur jail, remains…
A Grassland Gets A Lifeline, Offers A Lesson
Rare birds, butterflies, mammals, and reptiles thrive in one of Bengaluru’s richest grasslands. The grassland…
Nations Struggle To Quit Fossil Fuels, Despite 30 Years Of Climate Talks
Fossil fuels still power much of the world, even though renewable energy has become cheaper…
Modi ‘Frightened’ Of Trump Over India-Russia Oil Deal: Rahul
In a bold critique on October 16, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra…
In The High Himalayas, Women Build A Shared Future For The Snow Leopard
In Himachal Pradesh’s Kibber village, a team of local women were a key part of…