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You’re Looking At The World’s First Artificial Honeybee
Tiny drones may help pollinate crops when dwindling honeybees aren’t enough. In a honeybee colony, normally it's the female worker bees that go out, gather pollen, an...
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UP’s Healthcare Paradox: From Worse Than Haiti To Better Than Rest OIf India
At a time when India’s sex ratio at birth is low and declining–from 909 (2011) to 887 (2014)–there are, in poor, populous Uttar Pradesh (UP), districts su...
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Around The World Women Struggle To Secure Land Rights, Own Less Than Twenty Percent
It’s 2017 and formal ownership of land for women still seems to be a distant dream, with women owning less than 20 percent of land in the world. This means that their...
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Love to Read? The Story of This Fisherman-Turned-Bookstore Owner Will Make Your Day
Known for its UNESCO-approved heritage sites, Mahabalipuram is a popular destination for travellers from around the world. Located 60km from Chennai, the town (also known a...
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A Lesson For Bollywood: How Regional Films Are Tackling Land Rights, Championing Farmers
A villainous company. Corrupt government officials. A heroic defender of farmers emerging victorious from a fight over land. This is far from a typical storyline for Indian...
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Human Rights Watch Film Festival
The Human Rights Watch Film Festival will be presented in London from 6 to 17 March, 2017, featuring 16 award-winning international documentary feature films that grapple w...
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CORO and and Photography Promotion Trust (PPT) co-host ‘Right to City’ photography exhibition at Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2017
Together, CORO and PPT hope to tackle the crucial issue of the exclusion of marginalized populations in India. The emphasis of this project is to highlight the value of div...
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In The Netherlands, Empty Prisons Become Homes For Refugees
In an interesting take on reusing and recycling, a government agency in the Netherlands has opened empty prisons to accommodate the influx of migrants seeking asylum. As th...
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Start Looking At Children As Equal Citizens
It is often mentioned that children are the future of the world, of every country. What we need to think is, however, that children are also very much the present of the wo...
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Bindass Announced The Second Chapter Of Their Popular Web-Series ‘Girl In The City’
31st January 2017, Mumbai: Netizens can now rejoice, India’s popular youth channel bindass is all set to bring to its viewers the second instalment of the immensely p...
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