Vultures Are On The Verge Of Extinction. How Can We Save Them?
byVultures, a common sight in the Asian landscape a few decades ago, are almost extinct. Can we save the sky scavenger?
Vultures, a common sight in the Asian landscape a few decades ago, are almost extinct. Can we save the sky scavenger?
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It has been 20 years of delay for the Women’s Reservation Bill. What can we do to have more women in Parliament?
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What goes through your mind when you look at the endless expanse of the sea?
Fake news has been around since the time of mythologies. The power of rumours has led to revolutions, riots and retweets.
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The math of the social sciences can read like a list of names, but each bears a heavy footnote – and a deeper connotation.
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Animals were tortured for medical research; their teeth, nails, eye muscles and anus snipped under chloroform.
For the Bnei Menashe, Jews of North-east India, reclaiming their Jewish heritage has been a story of challenges and triumphs.
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In a country with the world’s largest written Constitution, the rule of law remains a mere principle.
Despite tall claims and false promises, successive Governments have failed at cleaning India’s national river – the Ganges.