Time to Expose The Bigots in Our Living Rooms
The government has stoked a fire of hatred, which it has no control over.
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A Tale of Two events, And Two Cultures
The Science Congress and Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF), held in India every January, are the largest events of…
Netizen Report: Will India’s Regional Internet Shutdowns Ever End?
Internet shutdowns continue apace in India, Venezuela's opposition websites are under pressure and Uganda's social…
How We Discovered That Europeans Used Cattle 8,000 Years Ago
The oldest known evidence of ploughs in Europe comes from fragments of ards preserved in water-logged ancient…
Satellites Reveal a New View of Earth’s Water From Space
Satellites hundreds of miles overheard are helping scientists to predict drought, track floods and see how climate…
In Bangladesh, Vigilante Justice Leads to The Death of Three Alleged Rapists by Self-Proclaimed ‘Hercules’
While people can rejoice or question the vigilante, without updating the law, fixing the judicial process and…
Forty Years on From the Iranian Revolution, Could the Country Be At Risk of Another One?
A military confrontation with Israel or the US, the departure of Ayatollah Khamenei, or a spontaneous mass uprising…
Why Family Group Texts Cause Anxiety, and How to Escape Them
Constantly checking emails and texts contributes significantly to our overall stress.
Busting Modi Govt’s Lie: Defence Deals With US & Russia are Not With Private Companies, Unlike Rafale
Modi government should stop making an excuse that supply protocols with two private French companies under an…
Why Akhil Katyal is a Poet For Our Times
His second book, "How Many Countries Does the Indus Cross" seeks to document the turbulent history of South Asia…
‘I Won’t Stop’: Kazakh Man Seeks Justice For Family Caught in China’s Xinjiang Crackdown
Million of non-Han minorities — chiefly Uyghurs but also Kazakhs, Kyrgyz and Hui — were being held in the centres…