Year: 2019

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Ayodhya: Evidence From Excavation Does Not Support ASI’s Conclusion About Temple

Ajoy Ashirwad Mahaprashasta 21/11/2019

The Wire interviews archaeologists Supriya Varma and Jaya Menon,...

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The Case for Legalising and Regulating Cannabis

R. Vigneshwar 21/11/2019

Even though marijuana is prohibited, we can't seem to...

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Research Fraud Allegations Loom Over Star Chinese Scientist

The Wire Staff 21/11/2019

Just last week, Professor Xuetao Cao addressed a crowd of thousands...

Johnson & Johnson ‘Negligent’ in Landmark Vaginal Mesh Lawsuit

The mesh was implanted to treat issues surrounding childbirth,...

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Chandrayaan 2: Vikram Hard-Landed Within 500 Metres of Landing Site, Says Govt

MoS Jitendra Singh, however, said most components of technology...

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In Science, It’s Better to Be Curious Than Correct

Thomas Merritt 21/11/2019

We can’t know when we’re wrong, but it’s important...

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Thanks to Starlink There’s a New Void in Space: the Absence of Rules of the Road

Vasudevan Mukunth 20/11/2019

An abundance of financial incentives, a dearth of policies...