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From Helsinki’s quiet streets to Lapland’s endless skies, a trip to Finland is the unravelling of the poetry of stillness, lakeside saunas, and the...

The US dollar’s century-long supremacy is waning as nations pivot to gold, digital alternatives, and regional currencies, ushering in a decentralised...

In the race against climate change, oceans’ underrated warriors—mangroves and marshlands— can emerge as finest solutions if their full carbon removal...

In ‘The Life of the Unsung Hero’, John R Khathing unearths the astonishing, multifaceted legacy of Major Ralengnao ‘Bob’ Khathing—a frontier legend...

In this honest and deeply personal memoir, Ustad Allauddin Khan reflects on a life of music, hardship, humour, and unwavering discipline—documenting...

Travelling is not just about movement; it is a way of seeing, feeling, and connecting with people, places, and oneself, through stories that stay long...

Obesity and mental health are closely linked, often affecting each other in a cycle that’s hard to break—but understanding this connection is the...

Amid renewed US tariff threats, the 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro showcased the bloc’s bold ambition to rewrite the global order - challenging...

As AI marches deeper into the realm of art, it confronts the agency of human creativity, but more than that, it also challenges our essential instinct...

Production of biochar through pyrolysis has resurfaced as a boon for climate, as it captures carbon besides enriching soil and offering a...

On the VoW Longlist for Young Adults, Myth, Memory & Folktale of the Wancho Tribe of Arunachal Pradesh by Tara Douglas and Jatwang Wangsa offers a...

Gautam Chintamani’s Dark Star is a riveting biography that unravels the mystique of Rajesh Khanna—his meteoric rise, poignant fall, and the enduring...