Why India Is Facing The Worst Water Crisis In History
byWith 600 million people facing an acute shortage, India is facing the worst water crisis. Why isn’t it an election issue?
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The Obscene Iniquity Of Inequality
byThe gap between the rich and the poor is iniquitous. How can we rectify this deplorable situation?
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The Cave
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The Tale of The Tutinama
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Cruel, Racist & Hippie: How Indian Films Stereotype White People
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Give Me A Home
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The Role Of A Horse In The Indo-Aryan Migration Debate
byThe horse, called Ashva during the Vedic times, is now at the centre of a controversial historical debate.
Radhanath Sikdar: The Mathematician Who Calculated The Height Of Mount Everest
byRadhanath Sikdar’s humble origins did not stop him from achieving great heights in the field of mathematical research.
The Evolution Of Tuberculosis Treatment In India
byTuberculosis, known as “consumption,” was a disease of the royalty. Now, antibiotic overuse led to its resurgence.