Hangul, The State Animal Of Jammu & Kashmir, Is Near Extinction
byThe IUCN Red List mentions the Hangul as a ‘critically endangered’ species; only 100-150 mature individuals survive today.
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Emma Brainerd-Ryder: The American Doctor Who Established India’s First Literary Society For Women
byDr Emma Brainerd-Ryder, who established India’s first literary society for women, championed women’s rights.
The Moscow Attack Signals A Resurgence Of Global Terrorist Organisations
byThe Moscow attack shows that both ISIS-K and al-Qaeda have gained strength in Afghanistan under the Taliban.
Is Democracy Under Attack In India?
byLet us hope that instead of becoming a diminished democracy, India will become a resilient, self-correcting democracy.
A Torrid Summer
byHere’s a poem that reflects on the vagaries of climate change.
What The Buddhist Text Therigatha Teaches About Women’s Enlightenment
byContrary to other Buddhist teachings, in the Therigatha, the body is present in the enlightened experience of Uttama.
Complex Memories Of Cuttlefish
byCuttlefish may be one of the few creatures with enough cognitive power to use their memories to plan ahead of time.
Unemployment Is Soaring In India. So, Why Is Modi Favoured To Win Another Term?
byUnemployment in India is at a record high. The economy is struggling with only a few at the top benefitting. Is Modi likely to win another term? If so, why?
The CAA Is Exclusionary, Discriminatory & Arbitrary
byThe CAA with its exclusionary objectives and discriminatory provisions targets Muslims.
Electoral Bonds: Legalised Bribery, Quid Pro Quo Or Extortion?
byWhy would corporations purchase electoral bonds worth thousands of crores to fund political parties?
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byHow does one come to terms with the fact that peace is dead & the season of violence has dawned upon us?
The Gee’s Golden Langur, World’s Rarest Primate, Is Calling For Help
byGolden langurs have been classified as one of the world’s top 25 most endangered primate species.
Bitcoin: The Gambler’s Currency
byGiven the volatility, environmental impact and criminality, will cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin gain traction again?
Why Diabetes Is Rampant In India
byRecent research show diabetes and its related problems (blood pressure, cholesterol, fatty liver, and sleep apnea) can be reversed.
The Sikhs Had To Struggle To Wear Their Turban At Work & On Motor Bikes
byThe Sikhs had to fight hard and often go against the system to keep their turbans. Here’s a less known, fascinating story.