Month: April 2019

5G wireless, 4G wireless, 4G data, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, TRAI, ICNIRP, IARC, WHO INTERPHONE, Interphone study, cellphone radiation, weather forecasting, insects, Rajinikanth 2.0, Céline Fremault, American Cancer Society, US National Toxicology Program, schwannoma, glioma, brain tumours, electromagnetic radiation, tissue heating, AIIMS, carcinogens,

As 5G Rollout Nears, the Unending Debate Over Health Effects Is Back

Sarah Iqbal 24/04/2019

Radio-wave exposure is non-ionising. However, whether continuous exposure could...

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The Hornbill’s View

Sartaj Ghuman 23/04/2019

A small group of experts learns to shed its...

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Despite Violations, Delhi’s Redevelopment Projects March On

Manju Menon and Kanchi Kohli 23/04/2019

If East Kidwai Nagar exemplified bad urban planning, the...

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Agonising Wait for Assam’s Climate Victims as Rivers Swallow Homes, Farmlands

Anup Sharma 23/04/2019

Election after election, parties have included the issues of...

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Are Political Parties Serious About Healthcare Promises?

Vikash R. Keshri 23/04/2019

Why Indians should think about healthcare when they vote.

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Why It Makes Little Sense for Britain to Build Its Own Global Satnav System

Anusuya Datta 22/04/2019

The UK has the technical know-how to build its...

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Don’t Let the Event Horizon Steal the Limelight, Save Some for the Ergosphere

Vasudevan Mukunth 22/04/2019

Many think the event horizon is a wondrous region...