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As OpenAI faces lawsuits over alleged suicide-linked advice, experts warn that AI’s imitation of empathy may be enabling emotional dependency and...

Mona Verma’s The Scent of Himalayas is a luminous collection of 20 stories that traverse the Himalayan arc, blending folklore, ecology, myth and...

As Trump leans on the Madman Theory and Manifest Destiny to reshape US power, America confronts mounting debt, global pushback and a rapidly shifting...

S. Natesh’s 'Iconic Trees of India' gathers India’s most iconic trees into a single, sprawling narrative—part travelogue, part science, part cultural...

Terrorism does more than shatter streets; it fractures the sense of safety that anchors daily life. The recent Red Fort blast is a grim reminder that...

With 27 plants operating and 130 more planned, Direct Air Capture is transforming from experimental science to industrial climate infrastructure

Engines in cars sold in India can crank out far more power than they actually do. Detuned for mileage, all powertrains hide potential just begging to...

What began as a state function of justice has become a lucrative enterprise. The global prison-industrial complex now spans continents and...

Makarand Paranjape’s Hindutva and Hind Swaraj seeks to heal India’s fractured historical imagination by exploring how Gandhi and Savarkar, opposites...

Defying the billionaire-funded machinery of American urban politics, Zohran Mamdani’s grassroots campaign restored a simple but radical idea — that...

Taxes, rules and the cost of driving. Owning a car has never been costlier—to buy, fuel, insure and maintain. The hidden expenses are enough to drive...

For too long, India has measured athletic success by physical strength alone. It’s time we talk about the invisible contest — the one fought inside...