The Looming Loss of the Great Indian Bustard
With less than 200 left, the Great Indian Bustard, India’s iconic bird, is near extinction. Will we be able to save it?
With less than 200 left, the Great Indian Bustard, India’s iconic bird, is near extinction. Will we be able to save it?
An ancient Indian surgery manual from the first millennium B.C. introduced rhinoplasty to the world.
Why do politicians hold up celibacy as a virtue in a country of 1.3 billion?
Indians in America started out as indentured labourers. Today, they are astronauts, CEOs and senators.
The Taj Mahal, iconic of India, was once rumoured to be sold. Today this magnificent monument is a political weapon.
Pollution clouds the size of continents have hovered above our heads for years, heating the planet and killing thousands.
When the South Indian sultanates of the Deccan were threatened by Mughal annexation, a warrior queen united the South.
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India is home to half the world’s modern slaves; 18 million people trafficked as slaves – sell skin, sex and children.
From alcohol to opium and even magic mushrooms, the animal world chases a high in much the same way that humans do.
How did Verghese Kurien steer India to emerge as the world’s largest producer of milk, employing 50 million farmers?
Recharging groundwater is crucial. But there is no data to support policy formulation, making it an ad-hoc exercise.
Malaria has killed more people than any other disease. The rise of drug-resistant strains could undo the gains made against it.
Clint was one of the greatest painters to come out of Kerala. He was only seven when he died.
The great Indian Mithai – Rasgulla, Gulab Jamun and Barfi are all products of globalisation and cultural assimilation.