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Life in the Garbage Heap

T.R. Shankar Raman 05/06/2019

In the waste thrown out of home and market,...

Cities and Canopies, Harini Nagendra, Seema Mundoli, trees, nationalism, compensatory afforestation, deforestation, tree felling, tribal rights, Adivasis, science education, urban ecology, Azim Premji University,

Hard to Write About the Environment Without Despair, but There Is Hope Yet

Nandita Jayaraj 01/06/2019

Harini Nagendra and Seema Mundoli, authors of 'Cities and...

Cyclone-Fani

From False Point to Fani: India’s Cyclones Tracking System Has Come A Long Way

Neera Burra 06/05/2019

In 1885, Ruchi Ram Sahni was instrumental in identifying...

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Review: Those Magnificent Women and Their Stories That Must Be Told

Jatan Mehta 29/04/2019

Minnie Vaid's new book, which profiles some of the...

Tony Joseph, 2019 Lok Sabha elections, Early Indians, caste system, Aryans, Zagros mountains, Indus Valley civilisation, Harappan civilisation, Harappa, Hinduism, European steppe, population genetics,

Why You Should Read ‘Early Indians’ Before You Cast Your Vote

Jay Desai 07/04/2019

Tony Joseph's 'Early Indians' tells you why what the...

botanical art, KS Manilal, Hortus Malabaricus Indicus, Marg magazine, colonial India, top news, headlines, science news, Ars Botanica, Mulk Raj Anand, Ebba Koch, Mughal architecture, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, Le Jardin de Lorixa, botany, plant paintings,

A Journey Through Botanical Art in Colonial India – and Beauty

Usha Raman 29/03/2019

While photography has to some extent displaced painting and...

Guiding Children Into the Magical World of Books

Jo McGowan Chopra 13/03/2019

We give our children the greatest possible gift when...