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How Neoliberalism Fragmented Our Universities and Staved off Student Unrest

Malhar 05/06/2019

What better way to steer clear of mass student...

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The Scientist as Rebel in the Indian Cultural Milieu

C.P. Rajendran 16/05/2019

The dynastic blood relation as a prop for personal...

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Pseudoscientific Claims Are Irrational – but That’s Not Their Biggest Danger

Anurag Mehra 20/04/2019

The proposition that – once we remove all "others"...

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S&T in the BJP’s Election Manifesto Is No S and All T

Vasudevan Mukunth 08/04/2019

The manifesto doesn't allay apprehensions about the future for...

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What Does India Really Hope to Gain From the ASAT Test?

Arup Dasgupta 04/04/2019

The debris aspect of the ASAT test has received...

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150+ Scientists Appeal to the People to ‘Vote Wisely’ in 2019 Elections

The Wire Staff 04/04/2019

In the last two or three years, scientists have...

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India’s ASAT Test: US Highlights Shared Interests, Mutes Concern Over Space Debris

The Wire Staff 28/03/2019

Though acting defence secretary Patrick Shanahan brought up the...