How Indian Christians Championed The Indian Independence Movement
As India celebrates seventy five years of independence, the so-called “Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav,” the role of Indian Christians in the Indian freedom struggle remains unacknowledged.
South India’s Bonnet Monkeys Are Facing Extinction: Here’s why
South India’s Bonnet monkeys are slowly fading from public eye. Yet we do not seem to notice the dramatic reduction in their numbers.
India’s Plans To Increase Coal Production Is An Environmental & Social Disaster
The decision to increase coal production will adversely impact the environment & the people of India.
The Curious Connection Between The Diamonds Of Deccan & Greek Mythology
India’s diamonds, mostly mined in the Deccan, find a mention in some of the world’s most ancient texts that tell myriad tales and offer a glimpse into a bygone era.
Madan Theatres Limited: The Silent Film Industry’s Giant Corporation
Jamshedji Framji Madan, the Parsi entrepreneur, was the torchbearer of the Indian film industry. Read his story here.
Can Plastic Eating “Super Enzymes” Help Tackle Plastic Pollution?
Plastic pollution is one of the world’s most pressing problems. We urgently need to get rid of the billions of tonnes of plastic waste. How can we tackle this challenge?
A Hidden Synagogue In Mumbai Tells The Tale Of How Bene Israeli Jews Found a Home In India
The Gate of Mercy, also known as the Shaar Harahamim synagogue, has a fascinating story to tell. Read on.
Why Air India Gifted An Elephant To Salvador Dali
Air India’s unusual gift to the famous artist Salvador Dali is one of the most fascinating stories in the history of aviation, art & advertising.
How Lakmé, Jawaharlal Nehru’s Brainchild, Became India’s Most Coveted Brand
The name Lakmé, French for goddess Lakshmi, came from a French opera with the same title. But what’s Jawaharlal Nehru’s connection with the brand?
Saving The Batagur Baska
The Batagur Baska, also known as the Northern River Terrapin, one of the most endangered turtles in the world, was saved from going extinct. Here’s how.
Synagogues of Calcutta Are Evidence Of India’s Interfaith Harmony
Calcutta’s synagogues are a testament to religious peace, a reminder that Muslims & Jews have a lot in common.
The Results Of The Ban On Ozone Depleting Substances Is A Testimony Of Collective Action
As a nation, we must commit to environmental protection and encourage other countries to join the force.
With The Taliban In Control, Press Freedom Is Dead In Afghanistan
“You must judge the Taliban based on their actions, not based on what they say.”
Khudadad Khan: The First Indian To Be Awarded The Victoria Cross
Khudadad Khan, a machine gunner in an infantry regiment, the 129th Baluchis, was the first Indian to be honoured with the Victoria Cross for his extraordinary bravery.
Space Tourism Is Disastrous For The Environment: Here’s Why
Space tourism is no more a far-fetched sci-fi dream. However, it is ravaging the environment beyond the Earth.