Samanth Subramanian

Interview: ‘People Confuse Scientific Objectivity With Ideological Neutrality’

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

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The Fishy Quick-Fix for Asthma That Draws Lakhs of Devotees Every Year

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Listen: How Does Listening To Music Trigger Our Emotions?

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Listen: The Politics of the Fantastic Lion-Tiger Hybrid of Kolkata

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Listen: Meet Anand Akolkar, Who is Waging a Lonely War to Preserve Books in Mumbai

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Listen: The Drug-Resistant Superbug That May Have Taken a Flight from India to Paris