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Soumyarendra BarikOct 23, 2025
As India looks to mandate AI content labelling, examining the growing menace of deepfakes Subscriber Only
India AI Content Labelling: Companies like Meta and Google already have some form of AI labelling on their platforms, and ask the creator at the time of uploading a piece of content whether it was
Sangeeta KhannaOct 23, 2025
The villain in the Indian diet is neither roti nor rice Subscriber Only
Let's not blame grain-based foods for the obesity crisis and the growing burden of metabolic diseases. The real problems are the ultra-processed and sugary foods in our diet
Santosh SinghOct 23, 2025
Why Bihar stands apart in BJP’s dominance of Hindi heartland Subscriber Only
Decades after its founders fought political isolation, party continues to seek a standalone identity, knows must ride on Nitish Kumar's coattails
Kanti BajpaiOct 23, 2025
Why Pakistan can’t be written off Subscriber Only
Contrary to our belief that Pakistan is a puny entity, our neighbour has five assets that make it both feared and attractive.
Shyamlal YadavOct 23, 2025
Nothing better illustrates this than the count of dynasts in the outgoing 243-member Assembly: 70 or, at 28.81 per cent, more than one-fourth its total strength, an investigation by The Indian Express shows.
Shyamlal YadavOct 23, 2025
Express Investigation: One nation, a few parivars Subscriber Only
Congress’s political footprint may have shrunk but its share of dynast-legislators (MPs, MLAs and MLCs) is at 33.25%. With almost thrice the number of legislators, BJP’s share is 18.62%; families dominate regional politics; 149 families
Aanchal MagazineOct 22, 2025
EPF Retirement Savings: A high frequency of withdrawals during employees' work tenure depletes what is meant to be their post-retirement money. This is one of the reasons cited by the EPFO for the changes it
UPSC Key: Police Commemoration Day, Delhi air pollution, and National Commission for Minorities Subscriber Only
Why is the rise in air pollution in Delhi after Diwali important for your UPSC exam? What significance do topics such as the National Commission for Minorities, Police Commemoration Day, and food inflation hold for
Ranjit LalOct 22, 2025
Why humans are masters of the planet but fools of the future Subscriber Only
Human intellect is accelerating environmental collapse. This is what we can learn from animals.
Soumyarendra BarikOct 22, 2025
AI web browser, ChatGPT Atlas browser: Unlike the current search engine experience, where a question is responded by multitudes of links to other websites which may actually contain the answer to the question, AI-based browsers
Ritika ChopraOct 22, 2025
Amid Trump admin’s higher-ed squeeze, Modi govt plans scheme to woo back Indian-origin ‘star faculty’ abroad Subscriber Only
Modi govt academic talent plan, Trump higher education policies: Plans to bring back leading Indian-origin scientists come as countries step up efforts to attract talent amid Trump’s crackdown
C. Raja MohanOct 22, 2025
C Raja Mohan writes: Rise of the new peacemakers Subscriber Only
Turkey, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and increasingly China, have inserted themselves into conflict resolution as Western power fragments and the UN weakens. Mediation has become the new language of power
How is understanding the Chandrayaan-2’s findings relevant to the UPSC exam? What significance do topics like the Unified Pension Scheme, Swadeshi, and elephant conservation have for both the preliminary and main exams? You can learn
Nikhil GhanekarOct 21, 2025
The Supreme Court directed the Jharkhand government to notify an area of 314 sq km as a wildlife sanctuary while hearing a plea, which sought compliance with a July 2022 judgment of the National Green
Anuj BhatiaOct 21, 2025
ROG Xbox Ally X review: A step toward a portable Xbox but it’s still a work in progress Subscriber Only
The Ally X is powerful, like a handheld gaming PC, and offers the freedom to play console-quality games on the go, complete with a brand-new interface.
Anil SasiOct 21, 2025
After First Brands & Tricolor blow-ups, Jamie Dimon warns of ‘more cockroaches’: Could these portend worsening credit stress in the US? Subscriber Only
The First Brands debacle is unlikely to be the only one in the market. Meanwhile, Tricolor was among the fastest-growing auto lenders in the United States over the last five years, till it declared bankruptcy.
Shubham TiggaOct 21, 2025
From grazing cattle to training AI: How a Ho scholar is digitally reviving his mother tongue Subscriber Only
Bikram Biruly, who completed his PhD from Odisha’s Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences, says his interest in linguistics came naturally as part of his indigenous upbringing. According to the 2011 Census, the Ho language is
Dipanita NathOct 21, 2025
The animals are the primary occupants of the cave, and the seven human inhabitants are there to look after them
Vallabh OzarkarOct 21, 2025
In all, the RTI response shows that 12,431 men and 77,980 women were wrongly disbursed Rs 1,500 for 13 months and 12 months, respectively.
Sonal GuptaOct 20, 2025
Pop culture in protests: how Gen Z turned an anime flag into a powerful symbol of dissent Subscriber Only
Gen Z protests: The iconic ‘One Piece’ straw hat flag has emerged as a symbol of resistance across countries. Here's why.
Udit MisraOct 20, 2025
Explained: The private sector (lack of) investment problem Subscriber Only
The government has rapidly increased its expenditure on creating physical infrastructure and brought in several policies to boost consumption. Yet, private sector investments into the economy are lagging
Shelja SenOct 20, 2025
We are as strong as the forest that surrounds us Subscriber Only
My hope and faith is that if we have to bring about a social change, then the future of mental health is not in the clinics but in the schools, colleges and in the community
Harish DamodaranOct 20, 2025
Explained: The Modi government’s post-Diwali farm challenge Subscriber Only
Till last year, reining in food inflation was a top policy priority. But now, with a glut situation and most crops – from soyabean, maize and cotton to millets and pulses – selling well below
Ankita DeshkarOct 20, 2025
Surrendered Maoist couple: ‘Rehab policy ensures those coming from jungles don’t regret decision’ Subscriber Only
Surrendered Maoist couple talks to The Indian Express: On Bhupati, how he brokered their marriage, their life now.
Asad RehmanOct 19, 2025
RJD isn’t its only headache, now open war in Bihar Congress, attacks against state leadership Subscriber Only
Allegations of money changing hands for ticket distribution, in-charge accused of running Bihar unit like a “corporate, acting on advice of a consultant”
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