Tourism Boom In Goa Has Locals Fighting To Save Their Land And Water
Ana Gracias and Govind Shirodkar gaze out at the main source of water for agriculture in Chimbel village, North Goa....
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This Is Why Parliament Must Debate The Iran War
The ongoing conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States has rapidly evolved into a major geopolitical crisis with far-reaching...
Oleum Leak Puts Spotlight On Safety And Pollution In A Chemical Hub
An oleum gas leak at an industrial unit in Tarapur MIDC in Maharashtra’s Palghar district prompted the evacuation of nearby...
The Year 2022 Saw The Driest Spring In 4 Centuries In The Western Himalayas
Researchers extracted tree cores from old deodar trees in Lahaul, Himachal Pradesh, to reconstruct 396 years of rainfall history of...
No Space, No Power, No Support: Real Life Of Indian IT Workers
IT workers in India keep a lot of the world’s technology ticking over. They may be operating your company’s helpdesk,...
Rumours & Reality: Has Benjamin Netanyahu Died?
Periods of conflict often generate intense speculation, misinformation, and conspiracy theories, particularly when prominent political leaders are involved. During the...
Decades Of Warming & Shifting Rains Are Reshaping India’s Central Forests
A new study finds Pachmarhi Biosphere Reserve lost about 13% of its forest cover between 1972 and 2020, driven by...
Epstein Remark Triggers LS Row As Rahul Warns On Energy Crisis
Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, on Thursday accused the government of compromising India’s energy security...
Donald Trump: The Most Volatile POTUS Ever
The presidency of Donald Trump marks one of the most unconventional and controversial periods in the modern political history of...
‘I Played With These Words As If With New Toys’
The long arm of the library has made a writer of me. This long arm, a composite of many libraries,...
Oppn Targets PM Over LPG Shortage, Calls It Failure Of Energy Governance
India’s ongoing shortage of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) has sparked sharp political reactions, with opposition leaders accusing Prime Minister Narendra...
Iran Conflict Could Disrupt Markets For Everything From Plastics To Fertilizers
Tensions in the Middle East often trigger concerns about rising gasoline prices. But disruptions to oil supplies could affect much...
Artists Trace The Journey Of Food, Environment And Livelihoods
Food is shaped by environmental and landscape change. In a recent art exhibit, the artists traced informal dairy economies in...
LPG Shortage Disrupts Households And Restaurants Amid Supply Concerns
India is currently facing a significant shortage of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), affecting both domestic households and commercial users such...
How India’s New Waste Management Rules Face Old Implementation Gaps
India’s new solid waste managed rules introduce four-way waste segregation, tighter responsibilities for bulk waste generators, higher landfill fees for...
Why Trump’s War In Iran Is Uniquely Unpopular
It’s clear that regime change is among the biggest objectives of the U.S. war in Iran. “I have to be...
How ‘Looksmaxxing’ Self‑Improvement Apps Are Marketing Misogyny
A theory about male “sexual market value” that began in online manosphere forums is now appearing in the TikTok feeds...
Sacred Groves Anchor Traditional Healing: Study
A recent study documents medicinal plants used by Indigenous communities in West Sikkim, linking traditional healing to the conservation of...
Purging Millions From W Bengal’s Voters’ List Risks Their Disenfranchisement
A resident of Malda district, Shweta Das found to her consternation that her name had been struck off the West...
‘Permission for India?’ US Treasury Secy’s Remark Sparks Row
Opposition says US treasury secretary’s comment has reduced India to a subordinate ally; Modi government remains silent A remark by...
Why Adivasi Women Are Protecting Private Forests
The commercial growth of Karjat in Maharashtra threatens the land and food security for the Adivasi communities in the region....
AI Is Replacing More Of Women’s Jobs. Can We Build Inclusive Workplaces?
The world is now at a critical crossroads: on one hand, there’s the transformative potential of a technological revolution, and...
How Dangerous Has The Conflict In Iran Become?
The conflict in the Middle East is now in its sixth day and is showing no sign of letting up....
Women’s Day In India: Going Beyond Tokenism
The 8th of March is around the corner again. Within a couple of days, the world will observe International Women’s...
New Report Flags Sulphur Dioxide Emissions From Bokaro Steel Plant
A new analysis finds that though emissions from the Bokaro Steel Plant officially met regulatory limits, pollution from the plant...
