How tribal women in India are subjected to ‘hinduisation’ to be able to access right to inherited property

Any attempt to extend Hindu laws to STs will also affect the interest of tribals

Simply Put: Too rich to be poor

Simply Put: Dying for ration

Simply Put: Green Card

Simply Put: Modern Indian Fable

Simply Put: Independence and enslavement

Simply Put: A nuclear-free world?

Denied & discouraged: Why youths not looking for jobs can be a crisis for India

A large part of the dejected population have some degree of education

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine poses ‘unprecedented‘ nuclear threats: Experts

A power outage, among other factors, could spell doom for nuclear reactors

Simply Put: It’s a deal, Omicron

Simply Put: The farmers' experiment with Satyagraha

Documentary on Odisha's centenarian Nanda master in the works

Prusti, fondly called Nanda Sir, was awarded the Padma Shri in 2021 for his noble work

No death due to manual scavenging; 941 died while cleaning sewers: Union minister

As many as 58,098 were working as manual scavengers in India as of 2018

Two arrested in Odisha’s Kandhamal for trying to set forest on fire

At least 16 have been arrested in Odisha since March 5 for the same crime 

What does India need from Union Budget 2021-22

Who is Kamala Harris, Joe Biden’s pick for vice president?

Harris is the first woman of colour to appear on a major party ticket

Simply Put: Lightning strikes

Simply put: GoI vs State of Delhi

Simply Put: On our way home

Simply put: Lockdown extended

Simply Put: What before NRC

Africa: We must go beyond singular responses in the fight against child poverty

Policies need to address in all the complexities of child poverty

Africa: Why Uganda’s English language policy is failing rural children

Learners faced various challenges in learning and acquiring English

Women’s Day 2024: Food for all in Tamil Nadu

One of the major reasons behind the success of the state’s Amma Canteen scheme is the decision to employ women self-help groups 

Women’s Day 2024: Ladakh’s looms of life

Changpa women engender an economic turnaround by taking over the trade chain of the world’s most expensive fibre