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VARIETY
| 3-minute read
How you murdered Marium: The little dugong sea animal Marium didn't die just of plastic ingestion. We killed her
Humanity has the blood of the orphaned baby dugong, Marium, on its hands. We have all killed her by cruelly and mindlessly dumping our plastic waste in the oceans.
VARIETY
| 5-minute read
Redeveloping Chandni Chowk: Is it necessary to axe our rich past to pave way for development?
The present plan proposed to redevelop the oldest part of Delhi is aimed at ruining the aesthetic heritage of the ancient locality.
VARIETY
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Deccan in deluge: What makes the floods an annual saga year on year?
The floods in Kerala, Karnataka and Maharashtra, that have become an annual event, are man-made and could have been prevented had action been taken in due time.
SCI-TECH
| 4-minute read
A mouse with a human heart? Japanese scientist plans to grow human organs in the bodies of mice
While Japanese scientist Hiromitsu Nakauchi's research could lead to new sources of human organs for transplant, the question of animal rights is also crucial.
VARIETY
| 7-minute read
Tiger zinda hai: Yes, tiger numbers are satisfyingly high in India today. But it's still complicated
India has exceeded the count of 2,282 tigers promised at the 2010 St. Petersburg Declaration four years ahead of time. But what is the cost we pay for such large numbers?
VARIETY
| 4-minute read
20 million children not vaccinated in 2018. Are the anti-vaxxers gaining ground?
More than one in 10 children across the world did not get vaccinated against life-threatening diseases and are at potential risk. Do we still accept the anti-vax theory?
VARIETY
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Lights out: Smog in China clouds solar panels
Caught in a catch-22 situation, Beijing cannot use solar power to reduce its air pollution. The reason? Air pollution.
VARIETY
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Here's another reason to drink coffee
The coffee grounds you throw away might actually save the tropical rainforests.
VARIETY
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How the shift to renewable energy is throwing scores into energy poverty
The shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources is at the cost of energy equality.
VARIETY
| 3-minute read