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Burning bright in Tiger country: Conservation vs threat to humans

In the rush to transact, concerns over security don’t register strongly

At a brainstorming event, several scholars will take stock of what is known about the origin of zero

There is a rising clamour to end the practice of automatically promoting children until eighth grade, even if their test scores are poor

Fresh debate on depiction of women in films after Indian film festival screens censored scenes

More than 42 million listeners tune in to Neelesh Misra’s radio show about a fictional Indian town

Publishers tremble when Dina Nath Batra sends them a legal notice 
for hurting Hindu sentiments but the internet is quite another story

As human resources minister, she was India’s highest profile cabinet member — and its most trolled

Creaky network infrastructure and low spectrum availability precludes solutions

Torture by police is frequent and often deadly in Indian jails

BJP basks in the glow of peace

In India, where rivers are worshipped as deities, where about 200 million people still lack access to safe drinking water and where droughts create havoc every other summer, water is an emotionally charg-ed political issue.