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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...

What has happened to Indian healthcare? Why is it so heartless, even mercenary, in this pandemic? Why is the crisis being seen only as a means to make...

India faces an unprecedented and unrelenting melee at its borders — China, Pakistan, Bhutan, Nepal… The list is growing. Some of our friendly...

China has been spouting fire for a while now. Leave aside the semantics of the Coronavirus, the last few weeks expose a sinister approach, very...

The reintegration of French territories into the Indian Union, while a relatively straightforward operation as compared to the process of integrating...

The ongoing pandemic and the resultant lockdown have aggravated the already precarious circumstances under which women work in India’s informal...

Establishing a timeline to the life of Lord Rama, Bhatnagar’s Dating the Era of Lord Rama is a step in the right direction of pulling our ancient...

Using New Institutional Economics to understand the political, social and economic changes that led up to the competition between England, France and...

The pandemic allows us a moment to rethink how dystopic our relationship with our planet and fellow inhabitants — plants, animals, et al — has become

A series of tremors and minor earthquakes over the last few months have gripped the NCR in a sense of foreboding over whether the region is capable of...