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Indian Army Finds ‘Mysterious Footprints’, Assumes a Yeti is Around

The Wire Staff 30/04/2019

A study published in 2017 suggested that the yeti...

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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...

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Game of Thrones Holds Many Lessons for Climate Justice Movements

Nathan Thanki 20/04/2019

Game of Thrones provides us with more sharp parallels...

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Look Behind the Low-Res Black Hole

Vasudevan Mukunth 11/04/2019

The EHT has a 10-year headstart on any new...

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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...

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A Science Rooted in Plurality

Naresh Dadhich 07/04/2019

As modernity is to be anchored in plurality, so...

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Can’t Splurge in a Warming World – What Does That Mean for Wedding Outfits?

Shreya Kalra 30/03/2019

Fashion is the world's second dirtiest industry after oil,...