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Tackling Food Loss And Waste For Climate And Food Security

Reducing food loss and waste could improve food security but it may not necessarily lead to expected environmental benefits, according…

8 months ago
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A Look At How Indian Constitution Advances Hindu State

A cursory glance at recent news reports suggests India is a very different place today than it was a decade…

8 months ago
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Should Rural India Drink Urban Wastewater?!

It is early August and Kolar is shades of brown and green. Unexpected showers in the previous months have lifted…

8 months ago
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Is Use Of Cuss Words To Blame For Violence Against Women?

Growing up, I would dread train rides, especially the part where I would have to visit the train loo. Apart…

8 months ago
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Himachal Landslides: Myopia, Greed Has Led To Current Situation

The shocking visuals are back. In July, it was vehicles bobbing away in turbulent river waters and roads being eroded…

8 months ago
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Oppenheimer: An Exercise In Assuaging Guilt That Fails Thoroughly

The reactions to the movie 'Oppenheimer' have been revealing. Some viewers have used the epithet 'great' to describe it, others…

9 months ago
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Residents Near AP Uranium Mine Fear Health Issues From Contamination

For a decade, the uranium tailings pond near Tummalapalle and other villages in the YSR Kadapa district of Andhra Pradesh…

9 months ago
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ICEs vs. EVs: Learning From The Past To Boost Sustainability

By 1900, the internal combustion engine was hailed as a way to clean up the world’s city streets, then heaped…

9 months ago
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Uniting Tech, Activism To Monitor Sand Mining In India

A West Bengal-based non-profit organisation has launched a new platform ­– India Sand Watch – which aims to monitor every…

9 months ago
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Ruminations On Barbie Movie: Why We Are Just Getting Started

After watching Barbie and Oppenheimer on the same day, and then reading some people's reactions to Barbie, I was left…

9 months ago
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Hiroshima At 78 & Its Lessons Of Unnecessary Mass Destruction

It was 8:15 on a Monday morning, Aug. 6, 1945. World War II was raging in Japan. An American B-29…

9 months ago
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‘The Kerala Story’: How A Film Ignited Violence Against Minorities

A controversial low-budget Indian feature film The Kerala Story, about a discredited anti-Muslim conspiracy theory, has been causing a political…

9 months ago
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Sacred Feminine And The Horrors Women Face – A Tragic Polarity

The past few days have shown just how unsafe women are in our country. Given below are some examples that…

9 months ago
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When Will We Stop Treating Women’s Bodies As Battlefields?

Women's bodies have been objects of patriarchal control for millennia. Objectifying, ridiculing and demeaning women on account of their bodily…

9 months ago
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Manali Flash Floods: A Disaster That Has Been Brewing For Ages

Events of last week have acquired a mythic sheen on account of the prescience and wilful ignorance of that prognostication.…

10 months ago
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Global Warming Shocks The Tibetan Plateau

In May this year, I followed the Hengduan mountains into the south-east of Tibet. Now, in June, I’m passing through…

10 months ago
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Toxic Masculinity And The Need For An Urgent, Lasting Purge

Earlier this month, a man from Sidhi district in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh was arrested for urinating…

10 months ago
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Obama To Biden — Facial Marks Leave Behind A Trail Of Questions

Was it a sleep device? What was 'mysterious' about that 'line'? Why now? Such and many other similar questions rang…

10 months ago
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Okay For Others, Not Okay For Us. What’s With This Dichotomy, Humans?

A few days ago, a news article caught my attention. It mentioned how a man had treated his parents 'like…

10 months ago
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Erratic, Unpredictable Weather: The New Normal For India Now?

This year, a large proportion of Indians living in the central, western and south western parts of the country heaved…

11 months ago
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A Time To Speak & A Time To Refrain From It

Recently, one of my colleagues wondered aloud whether train accidents are not happening 'too frequently'? This was after the horrific…

11 months ago
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Akhand Bharat Proves Religious Extremists Are After The Same Thing

We Indians pride ourselves on values such as 'nationalism' and 'patriotism'. In certain cities, there are even public arenas built…

11 months ago
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Wrestling With Untruths, Abuse & Scorn: When Will It End?

The protesting wrestlers recently announced that they will hold a mahapanchayat in front of the new Parliament building on May…

11 months ago
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The Misleading Trope Of Gay Marriages In India Being ‘Urban’, ‘Elitist’

A few weeks ago, the Centre submitted before the Supreme Court of India that gay marriages are an 'urban, elitist'…

11 months ago
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Cheetah Translocation To India: An Experiment Doomed To Fail?

On Tuesday, May 9, a female cheetah named Daksha, brought to Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park from South Africa, died.…

12 months ago

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