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A civilisation rarely recognises insolvency until the ledger is beyond repair. “Bankruptcy,” after all, is not a bad quarter but an admission that the old
A harvest where the land teaches, art listens, and community learns together. In Zahira Rahman’s account of Arangottukara’s Koythulsavam, farming meets theatre, craft, and care—quietly
India is being slowly asphyxiated in plain sight. Air that is four to ten times more polluted than the safe standard as deemed by global
Tiny Travelers Born to Fly Every year, across the irregular mountainous grounds of the Indian peninsula, a sight to behold unfolds, which is led by
Madhav Gadgil’s message shall live forever, even as his passing leaves a silence that words struggle to fill. With profound sorrow, we mark the loss
It is with profound sorrow that we note Madhav Gadgil passed away today at the age of 83, after a brief illness in Pune, marking
Long after he left the Army, a decorated war hero from Karnal found himself in a battle he calls “harder than a war” — not
In a significant moment marking a calibrated judicial hesitation, the Supreme Court of India has stayed its own recent verdict redefining the Aravalli Hills for
Few terms in international law carry the gravity of genocide. One of the only concepts that stands alongside it is ecocide. The first refers to
The most recent revelations about Microsoft’s deep ties with Israel’s war machine have once again laid bare the central role of US Big Tech in
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