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The mystery of the 'black tigers' of Similipala | In Focus podcast

‘We are great competition for the tortoise in matters of change’: Anuradha Roy

Proud: A Black Lives Matter rally in Berlin.

'Feminism needs tectonic plates to shift, not a trendy make-over': On Booker-winning ‘Girl, Woman, Other’

Photo: A.M. Faruqui

Kerala Literature Festival: historians warn against the selective reading of the past

Museum of confusion: Nana Oforiatta Ayim’s ‘The God Child’

Hello sadness: Edward Hopper’s 1952 oil, ‘Morning Sun’.

My little yellow pill: How women writers changed the perception of mental health issues

BENGALURU, KARNATAKA, 28/02/2018: S. D. Shibulal, Co-founder, Infosys at curtain raiser Kerala - Towards a digital Future in Bengaluru on Tuesday. G R N SOMASHEKAR

Research has to be an integral part of learning, says president of Infosys Science Foundation

‘An Orchestra of Minorities’ by Chigozie Obioma: Minority report

Image: Getty Images/ iStock

Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway: insanity, women’s rights and war’s ravages

Allahabad: A family member of slain CRPF Mahesh Yadav cries before his funeral at Tudihar, in Allahabad district, Saturday, Feb. 16, 2019. Yadav lost his life in Pulwama terror attack. (PTI Photo) (PTI2_16_2019_000133B)

Holding a mirror to war

Pathanamthitta/Kerala, 17/11/2018. Even as the various hindu organisations have called for a state wide hartal , the Sabarimala temple witnessed a moderate rush on Saturday Morning. Though a heavy downpour was forecast for the area, pilgrims were greeted by a pleasant weather in the forests here. Photo:H.Vibhu/ The Hindu.

The notion of purity

Adulting can be overwhelming, but millennials carry an additional burden

Tanu Kulkarni,Anjali Thomas

Four Icons symbolising the dangers and benefits of gene/genome editing technologies such as CRISPR-Cas and TALENS.

Editing our genes

Longevity science