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This is a bad headline, not because I am talking about possible annihilation, but only issues that touch my innards. An innate mid-week dialogue on...

Health-related anxiety is not uncommon following a recent illness but fixation on perfect 'numbers' of health is not helpful

Much needed pollution norms for the coal-based power plants were globally appreciated but the government’s negligence in dealing with the problems in...

A comparative look at the changing state of street vending policies in India and China in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic

As the nation boils in indignation over the atrocity of the Hathras incident, the varied contexts and causes behind these crimes are often forgotten,...

In a country where doctors and proper healthcare are not always accessible for every patient, telemedicine provides a way to extend the reach and...

People who promised us a COVID-19 vaccine in a few months are now detracting and backing off. After trying for a few months, they admit they are...

Remembering the ‘forgotten’ WW II era battles of Imphal and Kohima

A personal account of the struggle in overcoming fear and uncertainty after being diagnosed with COVID-19

Shoddy pollution data remains a big concern even today when real-time monitoring is being used in Indian industries. Not only does it sow distrust...

As a country, we are running out of concrete — in our warehouses, and in our veins. We flex our muscle and bellow Rafale & Bofors, but in things...

If we go by the classification of districts in these days of the novel Coronavirus, ‘Red’ is red indeed. Red zones today lead in cases of domestic...