The Dancing Frogs Of Karnataka
byThe Kottigehara bush frog is listed as an endangered species in The Top 100 Evolutionarily Distinct And Globally Endangered (EDGE) Amphibians.
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Reversing Death: The Weird History Of Resuscitation
byThe early history of resuscitation was, in many ways, the stuff of drama.
Asia’s ‘Blackface’ Problem
byHow does one deal with racism & cultural humiliation that is permeated and perpetuated through ignorant art?
From 1947 To 2021, Gold Prices Went Up By 54,000 Per Cent: Here’s Why
byThe returns gold has offered are sometimes more than what investment in shares or mutual funds offer.
Arrival
byFor decades, climate scientists have been warning us of the impending disaster that is about to arrive at our door steps. But why do we, as a species, continue with a ‘business-as-usual’ attitude?
The Many Stories Of Diwali Share A Common Theme Of Triumph Of Justice
byA scholar of Asian religion & popular narratives demonstrates how ancient tales in epics become part of religious practice.
Can Plastic Eating “Super Enzymes” Help Tackle Plastic Pollution?
byPlastic 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?
Home’s Where The Enterprise Is
byWork from home is the new mantra—the best thing to do to be financially independent, have more time for family, and lead a life the way you want.
Greta, COP26 & The Chipko Movement
byAs leaders of the developed world pontificate at COP26, it would be appropriate to recollect how the Chipko movement pioneered environmental activism.
Hear My People, O Hear!
byHere’s a fascinating poem that highlights the importance of justice, equality & righteousness.
The Coup In Sudan
byThe coup in Sudan, which reinstates military rule, will not address the challenges Sudanese people face.
Palwankar Baloo: India’s First Dalit Cricketer
byPalwankar Baloo was an accomplished sportsman. But sadly, his accomplishments remain excluded, just as he was, from India’s sports history.
Hyenas Are Not Villains Of The Wild: Here’s Why
byFrom ancient folk tales to contemporary cinema, humans have narrated stories that have created a “deep-rooted disgust for the hyena.”
King Pelé
byPelé, football’s divinity personified, was born to play the beautiful sport—nothing else.
Emoji This
byHand-written letters, crafted with love & care, have now been transformed into loveless digital keys and symbols.