Exclusive: Windsors are fascinatingly dysfunctional family, says writer Tina Brown
Brown's new book, The Palace Papers, is a sequel to The Diana Chronicles
By Mandira Nayar July 31, 2022
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How to make learning maths fun
A teacher and a unique programme are changing children's perception
By Milan Sime Martinic August 14, 2022
Why we should worry, and not panic, about monkeypox
Behaving responsibly and avoiding stigmatisation can help contain it
By Rekha Dixit August 07, 2022
Monkeypox will not reach pandemic proportions in India: Dr Pragya Yadav of NIV
Community-level transmission will happen at a slow rate, says the senior scientist
By Pooja Biraia Jaiswal August 07, 2022
Flame throwers, sheet anchors
The Windsors are obsessed with teddy bears. Prince Andrew, officially the worst
By Mandira Nayar July 31, 2022-
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Despite potential teething problems, NEP may take universities to the next level
The policy could provide universities with more room to experiment
By Abhinav Singh July 24, 2022 -
NEP is a matter of perception and understanding, says NAAC director
Accreditation agency was implementing AI-based solutions, he says
By Abhinav Singh July 24, 2022 -
Covid-19 has triggered an uptick in child marriages in India
India has 226.3 million girls and women married before 18, says UNICEF
By Sravani Sarkar July 17, 2022 -
Coming soon: India's first underwater metro rail
Howrah-Kolkata metro through the Hooghly riverbed is likely to start from early 2023
Photographs and Text by Salil Bera July 10, 2022 -
We need oxygen every day and we have to plant trees every day
Interview/ J. Santosh Kumar, Rajya Sabha member
By Rahul Devulapalli July 10, 2022 -
Titanic at 25: How the 90s classic has aged in India
Released in 1997, Titanic heralded the entry of global blockbusters into India
By Sneha Bhura July 10, 2022 -
Titanic at 25: The survivor from India who never returned
How she helped the most important non-profit collective on the maritime disaster
By Sneha Bhura July 10, 2022 -
Titanic at 25: The little-known mystery of India’s own Titanic
The vanishing of SS Vaitarna in 1888 is as cinematic as it is tragic
By Johnson Odakkal July 10, 2022 -
Titanic at 25: A 'posthumous' gift from India's own Titanic
How the gift became a treasured family heirloom
By Saeed Ibrahim July 10, 2022
