The Water Bomb
byWhen we focus on one aspect of our life, we are likely to let go of others. We are only left with memories.
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byAccording to RSF’s data, journalism is currently completely blocked or seriously impeded in 73 countries & constrained in 59 countries.
‘Hell Will Break Loose’: Inside India’s COVID Crisis
byWhen a country is facing a crisis, good governance is the only vaccine that can save it from descending into a disastrous tragedy.
How Ingenuity Helicopter Made The First Flight On Mars
byThe flight of Ingenuity on Mars is, above anything, a technology and engineering achievement.
ASEAN’s Myanmar Quagmire
byIndia supported ASEAN’s efforts to seek a peaceful resolution in Myanmar. Is ASEAN ready to shoulder this responsibility?
What Is mRNA?
bymRNA evolved billions of years ago & is naturally found in every cell in your body.
Radha
byReimagining a mythological character, Sil envisions a fascinating scenario through verse.
In India, COVID Is Back With A Vengeance
byThe number of new coronavirus cases in India hit a record daily high with over 2 lakh infections being reported in a day.
Why One Should Always Have Grandparents Around
byThere’s always something special, also dainty, about grandparents — they are a family’s greatest jewels.
Nikola Tesla: 5G Network Could Realise His Dream Of Wireless Electricity, A Century After Experiments Failed
byThe architects of the 5G may have unwittingly built what Tesla failed to construct: a “wireless power grid” that could be adapted to power devices.
What Rajni Kothari Can Teach Us About Our World Today
byRajni Kothari’s profound ideas help envision a collective life & avoid a descent into social & environmental chaos.
How To Stop Psychopaths & Narcissists From Winning Positions Of Power
byEvery government should employ psychologists to assess potential leaders & determine their suitability for power.
The Potato Changed The World’s History: Here’s How
byHistory, when viewed from the lens of the potato, presents a fascinating tale of human evolution.
Fish Are Very Similar To Humans: Here’s How
byFish can feel pain, remember their friends, love to do drugs & lose their mind as they get old.
Why The Smell Of Apples, A Novel Published 25 Years Ago, Is Relevant Today
byMark Behr’s debut novel, published 25 years ago, is a surgical indictment of apartheid’s sham logic. It holds a lesson for new, emerging ‘apartheid’ regimes elsewhere.