Books

The Power of Admitting Ignorance

The Public Sector Is Crucial for Self-Reliance in Vaccines and Public Health

Out of China, Medical Journals and Coding Websites Are the New Social Media

Jawaharlal Nehru, Community Development Scheme, scientific temper, appropriate technology, Indira Gandhi, ISRO, Department of Atomic Energy, frugal engineering, National Physical Laboratory, technology politics, Amita Baviskar, Indian Institutes of Technology, brain drain, technological development, industrialisation, rural mobilisation, basic machinery, foreign trade, tractors, synthetic fertilizers, Digital India, Smart Cities, bullet train, Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, Make in India, LPG scheme, Aadhaar, Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019, National Population Registry, National Register of Citizens, authoritarian technics,

How Nehru’s Politics Hobbled Modern India’s Use of Technology for Development

Indian Space Research Organisation, GSLV Mark 3, GSLV, PSLV, Advanced Data Processing Research Institute, ISRO, Observer Research Foundation, remote sensing, satcom policy, space security, International Code of Conduct for Outer Space, space weapons, Prevention of Placement of Weapons in Outer Space, rendezvous and proximity operations, Geospatial Information Regulation Bill 2016, Ikonos satellite,

Book Review: A Historical Overview of How India Is Using Space for Its Security

The Study That Helped Change the Way We Judge Sanity

When Is It Best to Fight Cancer?

Interview: ‘People Confuse Scientific Objectivity With Ideological Neutrality’

JBS Haldane, Samanth Subramanian, A Dominant Character, scientific socialism, Trofim Lysenko, dialectical Marxism, capitalism, Krishna Dronamraju, The Daily Worker, biography, John Scott Haldane, Helen Spurway, sickle-cell anaemia, scientific method, Naomi Mitchison, Charlotte Burghes, science communication, positive eugenics, Communism, beanbag genetics, Ernst Mayr, genetics, population genetics, Alexander Sprunt, World War I,

Review: A Fine Profile of J.B.S. Haldane as Scientist and Scientific Socialist

Could a Rating System Help Weigh Claims Made in Popular Science Books?

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