Simply Put: Unparliamentary in India

Simply Put: Being Indian, home & abroad

Simply Put: The card players

Simply Put: Data govt takes, data govt offers

Simply Put: Of Taliban and Photo-ban

Simply put: Pen is mightier...

Simply Put: Press freedom

Simply Put : Stan Swamy and us

Simply Put: Good news Lakshadweep!

Simply Put: Share the information

Simply put: American Democracy

Women’s Day 2024: Clean sweep in Karnataka

Over 18,000 of the state’s women have transformed the idea of cleanliness into a sustainable business model 

Women’s Day 2024: “Why can’t we have our own bank?”

The question that led to the setting up of India’s first women self-help group-led bank in the 1970s

Simply Put: On leave

In Photos: Tribal women in Odisha battle severe water crisis

The Hill Kharias of Odisha are a particularly vulnerable tribal group living in the Mayurbhanj district. The group lacks access to potable …

Lakshadweep: A plan for the worse

A slew of administrative and land reforms initiated in Lakshadweep pose an existential threat to the islands and have provoked widespread protests&…

West Bengal Assembly Election: Social schemes secured Trinamool victory, data suggests

Three prominent welfare schemes, Duare Sarkar, Kanyashree and Swasthya Saathi, were aggressively promoted ahead of the polls

Untold risks: India needs full-time body to tackle biological threats

The country needs a nodal agency to aggregate experts from various ministries, the private sector, academic and scientists

Stop patronising the adivasis, Mr PM; they need dignity, not charity

The government needs to recognise that forest laws need to be flexible enough to accommodate and invite collective participations of local …

Vote for 2024

Record number of countries will go to elections at a time when young populations’ trust on democracy is waning  

As told to Parliament (December 19, 2023): 101 million diabetes patients in India

All that was discussed in the House through the day

Simply Put: Politician fish

Simply Put: Women’s Reservation Bill

Simply Put: Soft landing

World Development Report: Why the world needs a new wave of migration?

There is a scarcity of people who can work and have the skills to do so