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Is your Bone health Contributing to your Overall Well-being?

January 10, 2025

Bones – a cornerstone of Human Health, often overlooked in their daily importance, are essential to human health. More than just a framework for our bodies, they play a crucial role in sustaining life. Bones provide structural support, protect internal organs, and

Kho Kho’s Grand Resurgence: A Historic Step Towards Global Recognition

Dr. Sumi Gupta

January 7, 2025

Commentary

Kho Kho’s journey to international prominence has been a long one. Last showcased at the 1936 Berlin Olympics as part of a demonstration of traditional Indian sports, the game’s reemergence in the global spotlight represents more than just a sporting event—it’s a

Revisiting The First Ever School For Girl Students In Udaipur

Raju Mansukhani

August 27, 2024

Features

It is the age of transformation and enormous social change across Rajasthan. Educational institutions are being established, community groups are getting active to preserve the environment and working towards empowering women and children. In more ways than one, it’s the age of

SC’s Split Verdict On GM Mustard Can Be A Setback For Agro-Tech Research

Vivian Fernandes

August 5, 2024

Top Story

The Supreme Court’s split verdict on the commercial release of genetically modified (GM) mustard hybrid is a setback for agricultural biotechnology in the country. It might be confirmed or reversed by a larger bench. In the July 25 judgment, Justice Sanjay Karol

#Budget2024: FM’s seventh budget lacks vision, fails to address structural flaws in India’s economy

Jayanta Bhattacharya

July 23, 2024

Top Story

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman achieved a record on July 23, presenting her seventh consecutive Budget in the Lok Sabha. In another significant development, the Budget assured key allies in the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) that some of their demands will now be

Mangroves Provide Rooted Remedies To Surging Storms

Shobha Sriram

July 17, 2024

Sustainability

In Cuddalore district of Tamil Nadu, south of the Uppanar river estuary, sits the picturesque village of Kudikadu, where the Uppanar backwaters isolate the agrarian hinterlands. Flowing over 24 km, the Uppanar river — a relatively smaller river — empties into the

NEET Paper Leaks Is Symptom Of Breakdown Of India’s Education System

Kalyan Chatterjee

July 15, 2024

Deep Dive

Leak after leak after leak. Apart from the 2024 general election, this year has been a saga of high-profile exam paper leaks in India. It started with the police constable recruitment paper leak in Uttar Pradesh in February. Though the lid was

Will Modi Be Able To Address The Spiralling Unemployment Crisis In His Third Term?

Vivian Fernandes

July 8, 2024

Deep Dive

There has been much talk of growth, development and inclusion over the past 10 years, but this period, defined by the highly centralised style of functioning of Narendra Modi, has not produced enough jobs to absorb additions to the labour force, particularly

The Case Of India’s Disappearing Forest Cover

Raju Mansukhani

July 3, 2024

Sustainability·Top Story

In commemorating World Environment Day 2024, the Government of India did not spare the occasion to declare its achievements, in terms which may be described as visionary and high sounding. Proclaimed the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change of India (MoEFCC)

Great Nicobar Project Will Sound The Death Knell For The Nicobar Tribes and Biodiversity

Shobha Sriram

June 28, 2024