‘Two Anti-Farmer Parties’ Have Joined Hands Against Farmers: Kharge
On March 20, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge launched a scathing attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Aam...
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Rich Get Richer, Poor Poorer, As Growth Turns Capital-Intensive
India has witnessed remarkable economic growth over the past few decades, yet this prosperity has been accompanied by a disturbing...
Bengaluru Trapped In ‘Tunnel Vision’
The Karnataka state government has planned a mega two-corridor tunnel road project in Bengaluru and will stand as guarantor for...
The Manosphere Thrives On Old-Style Sexism — Money Just Helps
Despite facing charges for rape and human trafficking in Romania, the self-professed misogynist and social media masculinity influencer Andrew Tate...
India’s Growing Misinformation Crisis Poses A Threat To Democracy
Six years ago, in the backdrop of a suicide bombing attack in Kashmir’s Pulwama district that killed at least 40...
‘Nagpur Has Never Witnessed Such Upheaval’
Congress leader Pawan Khera has voiced significant concern regarding the recent violence in Nagpur, describing the situation as profoundly alarming....
What Is The Rules-Based Order? Where Could It Be Heading Next?
The phrase “international rules-based order” has long been a fixture in global politics. Western leaders often use it to describe...
Is The Indo-US Nuclear Deal About To Get A New Lease Of Life?
In a series of recent high-level meetings, India and the US have launched renewed efforts to infuse a new lease...
Waqf (Amendment) Bill: Muslim Bodies, Oppn Leaders Stage Protest
On Monday, many Muslim groups and opposition leaders held a major protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi against the...
Reef Islands In Need Of Restoration
A recent study of the islands in the Gulf of Mannar has found evidence of reduction in the surface area...
India Needs To De-weaponise Misinformation
The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2025 highlights India as a top country, for the second year running, at...
Breathing Unequally: Impact Of Air Pollution On Women
Seema, a householder worker, lives in a one-room dwelling where she shoulders the responsibility of five lives – three young...
Climate-based Mapping Of A Rare But Emerging Disease In Odisha
Meliodosis is an emerging tropical disease caused by the bacterium Burkholderia pseudomallei. Though curable, it kills 10%–50% of those affected,...
Eastern Himalayan Glaciers See Marked Retreat
Glaciers in Arunachal Pradesh retreated at a rate of 16.94 square kilometres per year between 1988 and 2020. Making an...
Gujarat Minister Says 456 Leopards, 286 Lions Died In Two Years
As mainstream media celebrated Prime Minister Narendra Modi's admiration for Anant Ambani's commitment to animal welfare at Vantara - one...
Tribal Entrepreneurs Bring Indigenous Cuisine To Urban Mainstream
Entrepreneurs in Jharkhand are promoting traditional tribal foods through restaurants that blend authenticity with innovation, making indigenous cuisine more accessible...
Disinvestment From Dam Challenged In Court In Fragile Himalayan State
A writ petition contests the Sikkim government’s decision to disinvest its stake in the public sector company that was operating...
A Coal Mine Reopens, Sparking Hope And Fear
After over a decade of dormancy, the Rajhara North coal mine in Jharkhand’s Palamu district has reopened under private ownership....
Delhi Court Orders Framing Of Charges Against Sharjeel Imam
In a disappointing turn of events, A Delhi court has ruled that activist Sharjeel Imam was not only an "instigator"...
Why South Asian Militaries Need To Reduce Their Carbon Footprint
Militaries, which are among the biggest consumers of fuel, account for 5.5 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. If the...
Restoring Rainforests And Studying Hornbills
For International Women’s Day, we had a candid chat with Divya Mudappa, a scientist at the Nature Conservation Foundation. She...
Solving India’s Urban Flooding Crisis Isn’t Just A Pipe Dream
Designing better storm water drain systems is critical to stop urban flooding. Pipe and chamber drain systems have several advantages...
Gender Budget Is A Good Start, But Women In India Need More
It’s been 30 years since the adoption of the Beijing Platform for Action, a landmark policy framework to promote gender...
PM Modi Interested In ‘Tareef’, Not Tariffs, Says Jairam Ramesh
Congress MP and general secretary for communications, Jairam Ramesh criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 6, 2025, for his...
Inside A ‘Warrior Mom’s’ Fight For Clean Air
The air was thick, almost unbreathable. It smelled of burning fields – acrid and suffocating. On the morning of 16...
