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Itinerant photographer, Ashis Ghatak, writes on the myriad pleasures of travel photography
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Question of Homesickness
Even as the on-going COVID-19 pandemic affects the world, Anil Dixit writes on the bond among Indians employed in Dubai, Abu D...
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Photojournalist SL Shanth Kumar was granted exclusive access to Wockhardt Hospital in Mumbai, which is currently treating affe...
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Photojournalist SL Shanth Kumar travels through the slums in Dharavi, documenting people’s homes, which are not more than 100sq. feet built in between small alleyways...
Read MoreLiving standards will decline as South Asia’s heat rises
This summer, at 42.6°C, July 25 was the hottest day ever in Paris. Halfway across the globe, Delhi recorded its hottest day at 48°C on ...
Read MoreTransparent wood could replace glass or plastic in energy-efficient homes
Introducing new material of wood may seem old in an era of steel and glass constructions. Researchers have now given a new makeover to timber w...
Read MoreLack of safe water far deadlier for children than war
Marking the World Water Day, the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said in a report that lack of safe water is far deadlier for children than w...
Read MoreThe burden of the overworked Japanese mothers
Many Japanese women are caught in limited roles in the workplace, which hold them back from their biggest ambitions caused by the disproportion...
Read MoreClimate change could make insurance unaffordable for ordinary people
Insurance workers started to warn that climate change could make insurance unaffordable for ordinary people right after the world’s large...
Read More“Don’t burn our future,” protest thousands of students across UK
Thousands of youngsters hit the streets of Britain on the 15th of February (Friday) for some environmental action. Students from 60 cities and ...
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