From Sukarno To Bolsonaro: The Guests Of Republic Day
byThe invitations extended to the guests of the Republic day–as much as they reflect the domestic political aspirations–are, a reflection of the geo-politics of the day.
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Remembering Netaji
byNetaji’s life was driven by a purpose–to fight for India’s independence.
The Frost Blue Coat
byWhen clothes substitute for dreams, hopes & people, we snuggle into them and feel their warmth, says a poet.
Antimicrobial Resistance: The Next Pandemic
byAntimicrobial resistance was directly responsible for an estimated 1.27 million deaths worldwide.
When You Meet Someone New, Ditch The Small Talk & Dig A Little Deeper
byDeep conversations between strangers can end up being surprisingly satisfying.
Why The Volcanic Eruption In Tonga Was So Violent, And What To Expect Next
byWhy are the volcano’s eruptions so highly explosive, given that sea water should cool the magma down?
Nepotism Is Bad; How Meritorious Is Meritocracy?
bySocieties have forgotten that successes can be sometimes unmerited & failures can be undeserved.
In This Poem There Are No Deaths
byShamayita reflects on the COVID deaths in India through her verse.
Remembering Har Gobind Khorana: The Pioneering Scientist
byKhorana’s work has changed our understanding of genes, genetics & genomics, impacted the clinical course of many diseases.
Why Pongal Makes You Sleepy
byHere’s a story which explains the science behind the delicate art of food-induced snoozing.
Artificial Heart, Artificial Intelligence & The Ethics Of Biomaterialisation
byAre humans becoming more & more dependent on medical technology for their survival?
Neil Nongkynrih: India’s Piano Legend
byNeil Nongkynrih, the man behind the choir, did not formally learn music when he was young.
The Dangerous Rise Of Revenge Porn In India
byThere is a dramatic increase in racially & religiously charged revenge porn. Without effective laws to deal with it, victims would find it difficult to find justice.
Kazakhstan Unrest: Another Regional Headache For Vladimir Putin
byThe trend of authoritarianism across the region is set to intensify as increasingly unpopular leaders struggle to cling to power.
Even-Handed Winter Song
byHere’s a poem that serves as a warning for humanity; wake up before its too late. Act before we self-destruct.