The indictment has shifted diplomatic narrative surrounding Nijjar's killing by attributing it to an organised criminal conspiracy rather than alleging direct involvement by the Indian government....
From a fruit seller navigating tar-melting roads to a schoolteacher redesigning classrooms to keep children from overheating, India's heatwave crisis has moved far beyond a seasonal inconvenience. A new study from the University of California, Berkeley, estimates that a single day of extreme heat causes approximately 3,400 excess deaths across the country....
More than 12,000 dead, 243 schools shut, 6.5 crore people caught in the crossfire. After decades, the Maoist movement has been pushed to its last pockets. The wounds are slower to heal than the headlines suggest. ...
Did you know that vetiver grass is native to India, where it is widely known as "Khus Khus"? Its roots run deep in language too: the word vetiver comes from Tamil, meaning "dug-out roots." The 2,000-ye...
On the way to Mangadu village from Rameswaram, in the Kalam Sea Shell Mart, you begin to question your beginnings. Mounds of seashells galore throughout the campus. Hillocks of them gleam in the sun. B...
In the Iraqi waters near the Khor-Al-Zubair port in the Persian Gulf, a light-coloured boat sped towards a coral-and-black vessel. Thirty-two-year-old Sayeed Azeem was on board when the unmanned boat s...
