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Govt Must Allocate More For Children: Satyarthi
Mumbai: Less than 4% of the country's budget is spent on 41% of its population under the age of 18. With the Union Budget around the corner, Nobel Peace Prize winner Kailash S...
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Decomposing Jellyfish Goop Is Clogging Up Norway’s Northern Fjords
A mysterious purple goop has invaded some of Norway’s northern fjords in the region of Troms, irritating fisherman and generally just grossing people out. No one can say...
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'Metal Gear Solid'-Inspired Prosthetic Limb Sends Email, Charges Phones
To the casual observer, the 25-year-old British man walking down the streets of Austin with a seemingly metallic left arm this weekend might be a cosplayer — a fan of a ...
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Tribeca Film Festival To Open With Met Museum Documentary ‘The Firstmonday In May’
The 2016 Tribeca Film Festival will open with the world premiere screening of “The First Monday in May,” Andrew Rossi’s documentary about the&...
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The Winter Film Awards Indie Film Festival Depicts Characters in Unfamiliar Worlds
Strange people in strange places seemed to be an ongoing theme in the films featured at this year’s Winter Film Awards Indie Film Festival in New York City. This year&rs...
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Mark Ruffalo Pledges Support For Massive Protest Action
One of the largest civil disobedience actions in a generation is coming to Capitol Hill in April of 2016. More than 2,000 individuals from around the country, including Gaby H...
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Only 1 In 10 Film Directors In India Is Woman: Study
Women are greatly under-represented in the Indian film industry while their number as audience in theatres was far lesser than men, a study on Gender in Media says. B-To...
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Breaking The Gender Earnings Gap
Betty Ajio has made a living for the past 23 years doing a job that most women would not think of doing.The 43-year-old metal fabricator makes 120 to 230 cooking pots a day in...
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The World is in Need of Transformative Solutions
The world has changed significantly since 2000, when the countries of the world adopted the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). While strong economic growth in...
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Why Tagore Would Have Been Branded Anti-National Today
Yes, you read it right. Rabindranath Tagore, the poetic force of our national anthem was against the idea of nation and nationalism. To him, it was merely a machine that in th...
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