Shalini

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Delhi To Women: Enter At Your Own Risk

Each week, as Thursday draws to a close and Friday approaches, I do a quick mental recap of topics that…

3 years ago
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Land Subsidence In Joshimath Shatters Many Business Dreams

(Source: PTI) The hotel owner, the shopkeeper, the laundry owner, the roadside vendor... Hundreds of people watch in dismay as…

3 years ago
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Fragile, Forsaken: Lessons From Joshimath

The Himalayan town of Joshimath is sinking. Its houses have been declared dangerous to live in and hitherto, 600 families…

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Is India Headed Up Pakistan’s Ignoble Creek?

Most Indians have no love lost for this belligerent neighbour of ours. We tend to mock and censure it and…

3 years ago
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Not Everything We Call AI Is Actually ‘Artificial Intelligence’

In August 1955, a group of scientists made a funding request for US$13,500 to host a summer workshop at Dartmouth…

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Comment: Did The West Fail Afghan Women?

After debarring Afghan women from parks and gyms, the Taliban has now imposed a ban on them attending universities and…

3 years ago
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Calling Out Societal Hypocrisy Over Déshabillé

More than a month away from its release date, there are already demands to boycott 'Pathaan' -- a movie starring…

3 years ago
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FIFA’s Mirage Of Unity? Why The World Cup Is A Vessel For Political Protest

Before the Qatar World Cup began, FIFA launched a social campaign called “Football Unites the World”. FIFA acknowledged “the world…

3 years ago
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Comment: Where Is Racism ‘Really’ From?

At the end of November, the scourge of racism confronted Britain yet again. Lady Susan Hussey, a 'palace aide', also…

3 years ago
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Wastelands Or Grasslands? India’s History With Defining Open Ecosystems

“Policymakers and planners think that open lands hardly contribute anything and can be used for some development pathway,” said Vivek…

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The Melting Arctic Is Releasing Ancient Germs

Scientists have recently revived several large viruses that had been buried in the frozen Siberian ground (permafrost) for tens of…

3 years ago
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Will Anyone Be Able To Go To Space One Day?

The European Space Agency made history last week with the announcement of the first “parastronaut”, 41-year-old UK citizen John McFall.…

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South Indian Adivasi Honey Harvesters Demand Forest Control

As fragmentation of forests, commercial plantations and uncertain weather conditions threaten the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve on the Western Ghats highlands…

3 years ago
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Being Ravish Kumar & Knowing When To Quit

Veteran TV journalist Ravish Kumar has resigned from his job at NDTV India. He did this after spending more than…

3 years ago
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Will Stand And Fight Again: Bilkis Bano

(Source: PTI) "I will stand and fight again, against what is wrong and for what is right," said Bilkis Bano,…

3 years ago
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Are There Enough EVs In Chandigarh To Meet Ambitious Targets?

The north Indian union territory of Chandigarh, in its electric vehicle policy released on September 20 this year, aims to…

3 years ago
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Planting Tomatoes & Its Link To Climate Change

There’s a piece of gardening lore in my hometown which has been passed down for generations: never plant your tomatoes…

3 years ago
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Ending VAWG And Not A Day Too Soon

Today, November 25, is marked as the International Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women by the United Nations. Violence…

3 years ago
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Saying An Emphatic No To Domestic Violence

The Shraddha murder case has sent shockwaves through the nation. Its brutality can be termed as novel or expected, both…

3 years ago
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Are Women’s Rights Still Chimerical?

In the past few days, two news reports caught my attention. One of them said that women in Afghanistan have…

3 years ago
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Melting Glaciers: Who Is Responsible?

As the world’s glaciers melt rapidly, almost without exception, the global response to this existential threat is worryingly lethargic. This…

3 years ago
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Fed Up Young Climate Activists Say Adults Are Not Listening

(Source: AP) The climate change generation is saying officials are talking too much, listening too little and acting even less.…

3 years ago
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COP27 Opens With Little Hope Of Success

The developing world wants financing from the developed world to be the main item on the agenda at this year’s…

3 years ago
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Crisis Weighs Heavy On COP27 But Climate Opportunity Awaits

The world is much less stable than it was 12 months ago at COP26, but the adversities are unlikely to…

3 years ago
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Opinion: India Unprepared, Under-Resourced For Plastic Ban

Every year, as the seasons start to change, pandals appear all over Kolkata. Many organising committees for the Durga Puja,…

3 years ago

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