The Wild Yak
The wild yak became an endangered species after borders limited their range, and domesticated yaks ate their food.
The wild yak became an endangered species after borders limited their range, and domesticated yaks ate their food.
Robots revolution is on its way. They are slowly and steadily replacing human workforce. How can we prepare for the future?
Public sector health care in India is negligent and poorly administered. Did this create India’s monstrous private health care?
Tigers may be fading in reality, but in fiction, they serve as Nature’s compass for man’s conscience.
How did Thomas Pitt, then Governor of Madras, profit from and establish a legacy through a diamond of the Golconda mines?
A patch of algae the size of Mexico has bloomed between the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea. It could be an ecological disaster.
The proposed amendment to the water bill seeks to solve river-dispute resolution between states. Can it solve the water crisis?
Crows are social, intelligent birds. Once omnipresent, they are disappearing from our landscape. What do we know about them?
Gun laws from the British era continue to reflect India’s gun policy. We explore how India’s tryst with firearms has been.
In 1790, a reader sent in a poem to Madras Courier, about life, love and empire.
Amrita Sher-gil, a child of fusion and artist extraordinaire, found her voice in India. Her art tells her story.
Gharial, the long-snouted crocodile that lived on the earth for more than 100 million years is under threat. What can we do to save it?
Printed 1100 years ago, Vajracchedikā Prajñāpāramitā Sūtra or Diamond Sutra, is a treatise on life. Why is it relevant today?
What makes India the most lucrative mobile phone market in the world? We go beyond numbers and decode the market mantras.
Philomena Thumboochetty emerged on the global stage as the Violinist extraordinaire. We explore her forgotten legacy.