The ones who go to war against disasters — Faceless heroes of NDRF

August 21, 2020

Their ubiquitous presence in fluorescent orange uniforms is evident in all rescue and relief operations of disasters in the country....

How did rural India survive the COVID19 lockdown? Gaon Connection Survey set to reveal its crucial findings

August 9, 2020

In a first-of-its-kind national survey on the impact of COVID19 lockdown on rural India, Gaon Connection will tomorrow, August 10,...

How Abdul Manaf the ‘outsider’ danced his way into being ‘Manu Master’

July 23, 2020

The love for Bharatanatyam and the Tantric school of the dance form led to Abdul Manaf being reborn as Manu...

“Italy should have taken social distancing seriously. Now, dead bodies are just piling up”

March 30, 2020

As India intensifies its battle against coronavirus, this teacher from Italy talks about why social distancing is important and what...

Audio interview: “The coronavirus is not a bio weapon. The data we have suggests so”

March 28, 2020

Dr Renu Swarup, secretary, Department of Biotechnology, along with her team, is looking at the scientific aspect and is working...

Audio interview: India’s missile labs to help make ventilators to fight the coronavirus pandemic

March 28, 2020

Dr Satheesh Reddy, Director General, Defence Research and Development Organisation, says that they will make 30,000 ventilators in a matter...

“The dairy and the livestock are the sectors which may help farmers increase their income”

February 29, 2020

Amul belongs to 36 lakh farmer families of Gujarat, said its managing director RS Sodhi. The best thing about Amul...

India is fighting a critical battle to save the Ganga — a river that’s a lifeline for hundreds of millions

February 22, 2020

The governments have been promising citizens a clean Ganga since 1986, and thousands of crores of rupees have already been...

“It’s acid, and not water, that is flowing in these rivers. It’s making us very, very sick”

February 22, 2020

Around 150 villages in six districts of Western Uttar Pradesh are situated by three rivers — Hindon, Krishna and Kali....

Do you know the last 120 kms of the Sabarmati river comprise just industrial effluents and sewage?

February 22, 2020

The farmers in the state have been using this “black and red-coloured” water, laden with chemicals, for irrigation and this...