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India: Prakash Javadekar denies link between air pollution and early deaths, but studies suggest otherwise
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Why has women’s safety stopped having any political impact in the Modi age?
Saving Aarey: Why a city with a weak protest culture is demonstrating to protect Mumbai’s green lung
Caught on camera: Elephant stops traffic, pilfers potatoes, and snacks on a road in West Bengal
New soil study confirms 1943 Bengal famine was caused by Winston Churchill’s policies, not drought
Women across India marched for change, protesting the ‘environment of hate and violence'
How to spot a lesbian in sacred Indian art
Why colonialism is causing an ideological war among Left intellectuals
Dow Jones falls the most in a day since 2008 financial crisis, triggers losses in Asian markets
Half the Vote: A Bengaluru garment worker says politicians ignore the sector since it employs women (India)
The furore around Pakistan’s Aurat March still hasn’t died down. Here’s what critics won’t admit
Videos: Scenes of protests across India against clean chit to CJI in sexual harassment case
Not China, not Italy: India’s coronavirus lockdown is the harshest in the world
Blood nationalism: Why does Hindutva perceive a mortal danger from the Aryan Migration Theory?
As Tintin turns 90, the comic book hero is still teaching children about the world
‘If the land is sick, you are sick’: An Aboriginal approach to mental health in times of drought
Inadequate rights, poor conditions: A study reveals the plight of India’s gig economy workers
Chennai, India: Transport staff go on strike claiming non-payment of salaries, hundreds of buses off roads
How many times do thousands of people in Assam have to prove their citizenship?
‘In the 21st century, in my country Iran, if you walk unveiled in public you are a criminal’ - On August 27, a 20-year-old activist was sentenced to 24 years in jail for appeared in public without a hijab.
Two years of extreme rainfall have left Karnataka’s Kodagu struggling to stay afloat - A change in rainfall patterns, along with human acts such as deforestation and land-use changes, have contributed to the deluge. (India)
What was Harappa’s language? The answer remains the missing piece of Indians’ ancestry puzzle
From farming to fishing: Occupational change hasn’t helped the people affected by dams on Narmada
Telangana, India: Transport unions protest after state government sacks 50,000 employees for strikes
Mumbai mayor denies allegations of molestation after video shows him manhandling woman
Why vegetarian states love the BJP but non-vegetarian states prefer their own parties (India)
Sparked by police violence in Delhi's Jamia University, students across India erupt in protest
Communist leaders continue to harm India by claiming they recognise class but not caste
Reading list: Seven articles on the Dalit protests and the relevance of the Battle of Bhima Koregaon
Neet row: Family of Tamil Nadu girl who committed suicide sends back Rs 7-lakh cheque
Writer’s choice: Ngugi wa Thiong’o recommends seven novels from Africa that you must read
How Bhagat Singh helped Jawaharlal Nehru push the Congress to demand complete independence
Say ‘no’ to war and hate: In Delhi and Mumbai, residents rally for India-Pakistan peace, tolerance
Watch: Police raided Muslim home in western UP, threatened to set it on fire, alleges young woman
Chennai: Five detained for drawing rangolis to protest against Citizenship Act, later released - Two lawyers who went to the police station to assist the protestors were also detained for a brief period of time.
‘The rapist is you’: Feminists sing Bengali version of Chilean piece to protest Modi’s Kolkata visit
The idea of Shaheen Bagh: Muslim women across India are coming out to protest new citizenship law
Protest watch: Hundreds march from Jamia to Shaheen Bagh seeking CAA reversal, clashes erupt in MP
The power of mourning: Why the authorities did not allow the Hathras woman a dignified funeral
Hathras rape victim’s body forcibly cremated by police, family says not allowed to take body home
As India enters 21-day lockdown, the transgender community will be pushed further to the margins
In India’s Citizenship Act, an eerie echo of Nazi Germany’s claims to protect ‘racial comrades’
Faultlines redrawn in Assam: Muslims targeted by Assamese nationalists join Citizenship Act protests
How Karbala has influenced writers and poets in South Asia for centuries