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Images beamed from the most dangerous place on earth today show grim-faced and suffering persons, but also tough and ruthless faces of those who inflict the suffering

Such efforts, focused on navigating the past and charting the future, should not lead to isolationism but encourage a dialogue that recognises the interconnectedness of knowledge systems while valuing local contexts

A close confidant of Nizam Sikandar Jah, Raja Mahipat Ram’s was the first and also the last of anti-British revolts in Hyderabad State

Deepfakes can be used to disrupt voting patterns, change people’s perceptions and instil them with biases, thereby endangering democracy.

The debt of every citizen in Telangana is fully sustainable even for the next generation given the durable assets the State has created to power growth

Are Indian banks future-proofing themselves as the Indian economy gets impacted by global uncertainties, wars, and the impending oil crisis pushing inflation to a new high?

As images from the most dangerous place on earth unroll across our screens daily, we recognise that the target is not the place’s humanity alone, but the land itself – which has to be rendered unliveable through acts that merge desecration with destruction

As we confront the stark reality of a rapidly changing climate and climate-induced disasters, the role of COP 28 remains more crucial than ever

It is imperative to remember and commemorate the sufferings so that the hard-won human rights and liberties are preserved, protected and nurtured 

Integrating discrimination into MPI can provide crucial information on why there remain multidimensionally poor households in certain groups

The deadly Hamas attack and Israel’s brutal retaliation have blown up a long-standing conflict resulting in huge human costs

As scientists dispute whether the bodies discovered in Mexico are aliens or just our ancestors, the interest in other humankinds is piqued even further

The fate of farming communities is not just a chapter in the annals of agriculture; it is a reflection of our ability to adapt, collaborate, and innovate in the face of multiple adversities, including climate change

The Bolarum Mutiny, or the First War of Independence, was a forerunner of the Sepoy Revolt against the British in 1857

The dichotomous purview of success as black and white creates an aversion to failure so radical and outrageous that students feel stripped of their identity courage, and existence

There was a gap in Google’s market and OpenAI created a market in the gap

Odyssey of Indian space programmes may appear all of a sudden but each is according to a master plan — from the first satellite Aryabhatta to Chandrayaan-3

Napoleon made looting of precious art more systematic and several wars later, art treasures seem to be the cause rather than the consequence of such rivalries

The Niger takeover is the latest in a string of recent coups in Africa, following those in Mali, Burkina Faso, Guinea, Chad and Sudan

As we mark the 77th Independence Day, it is necessary to draw lessons from our freedom movement which was mostly non-violent sans acrimony

While Hiroshima-Nagasaki remain the preeminent instances of the nuclear bomb’s devastating effects, there are other nuked elsewhere

From the invisible quantum world to incomprehensibly large galaxies, recent discoveries have helped in expanding our understanding of the mysteries of the universe

The greenback’s hegemony persists because the alternatives fall short and this is not likely to change in the next several decades

The noble ideals of the French Revolution — Liberty, Equality and Fraternity — continue to shape the destinies of the people, globally