Ode To The Feral
by“Let the will of the soul expand & reach heights like fire – let it be aglow in pride.”
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Asteroid Bennu: Successful Touchdown – But Sample Return Mission Has Only Just Begun
byNasa launched OSIRIS-REx to target Asteroid Bennu. Here’s why.
Nagorno-Karabakh: A Humanitarian Crisis
byThe war in Nagorno-Karabakh is a bellwether for a catastrophic humanitarian crisis. It has no military solution.
Artemis Accords: Why Many Countries Are Refusing To Sign Moon Exploration Agreement
bySpace-active states face a stark choice: miss out on using the resources of the Moon or sign up to the Artemis Accords.
Usha Khanna: Bollywood’s Composer Extraordinaire
byUsha Khanna thrived in a male-dominated industry; created more than 800 songs in more than 150 films.
Yakshi
byHere’s the legend of a Yakshi narrated as a song that churns the sea within your soul.
The Threat Of ‘Killer Robots’ Is Real & Closer Than You Might Think
byThe act of killing is now akin to a video game. Machines can now be programmed to kill without human interference.
If Our Reality Is A Video Game, Does That Solve The Problem Of Evil?
byUntil now, we assumed that only those with supernatural powers could create a world like ours. That’s no longer the case.
Humans Aren’t Inherently Selfish – We’re Hardwired To Work Together
byThe “good” side of human nature is much more deep-rooted than the “evil” side.
Obituaries Of A Prominent Politician Reveal An Ugly Undertone Of Casteism
byPaswan was a prominent politician. That we chose to look at him through his caste will remain a matter of eternal shame.
Never Arrive
byWhy would you want to go anywhere when you can in the green & chase after a drifting ice cream shaped cloud?
What Netflix’s ‘Disclosure’ Tells Us About Privacy, Consent & Trans Identity
byThe documentary shows some of the most problematic and offensive representations of transgender people on screen.
American Poet Louise Glück Wins Nobel Prize In Literature
byLouise Glück is the 16th woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature since the Nobel prizes were first awarded in 1901.
Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar: The Champion Of Women’s Rights
byVidyasagar’s campaigns–against child marriage, for widow remarriage–led the government to pass the Hindu Widow Remarriage Act.
“Horrified By The Hathras Incident,” Say Oxford University Students & Academics
byWe are horrified by the “heinous manifestation of systemic sexual violence and caste-based atrocities in India.”