As India celebrates seventy five years of independence, the so-called “Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav,” the role of Indian Christians in the Indian freedom struggle remains unacknowledged.
Deborah Fuller, a microbiologist who has been studying mRNA and DNA vaccines for over two decades, explains why vaccines might need to be updated & what that process would look like.
Why was the fact that the idol of Ram, which was not originally a part of the Babri Masjid, completely ignored?
“In the book of transformations, the next episode is being written. I change my world by changing myself.”
As Bollywood embraced the bikini, the minimalist two-piece swimsuit is slowly & steadily gaining acceptance among the general public.
South India’s Bonnet monkeys are slowly fading from public eye. Yet we do not seem to notice the dramatic reduction in their numbers.
As Romila Thapar celebrates her 90th birthday, her contribution to Indian history remains etched in history.
The legacy of Sabu’s work lives on and deserves much more recognition.
That vaccines, whose technology could shield the world from ever-mutating viruses, are controlled by a few corporations is more a matter of concern than a new virus.
Birth, death & rebirth: is this a cyclical process that dictates the ebb & flow of life? Or, is it human imagination expressed creatively through traditions & lore?
Attempts to clean space junk have only just started. It is yet to be seen how successful they turn out to be.
The decision to increase coal production will adversely impact the environment & the people of India.
In an age of few heroes, Wayne was a genuine article. He belongs not just to America. He belongs to us all.
The public discourse on the farm laws, even in government-friendly print & television channels, has demonstrated the inability of the laws’ defenders to advance arguments that convince the alert citizen.
Awareness about ADHD is important so that people suffering from it are treated in the right manner.