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The Statesman
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The same year as Asia’s first Nobel, an FA dropout clerk of the Madras Port Trust gathered courage to write to Prof. G. H. Hardy, who led the...

As a biting northerly wind swept across West Bengal toward the end of December, intensifying winter conditions and steadily lowering temperatures...

Delhi’s air pollution is no longer a temporary crisis. It has become a regular and predictable condition. What should have triggered sustained...

Recent youth protests in Nepal, set off by a ban on social media and discontent with corruption and economic inequality brought drastic changes in...

The return of Tarique Rahman to Bangladesh after nearly two decades in exile is more than a personal political comeback. It marks a decisive moment...

The sudden discovery of more than a million additional documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein does not merely extend a scandal; it reopens a...

The razor-thin outcome of Honduras’s presidential election reveals less about partisan strength than about the vulnerability of democratic...

Ukraine’s latest peace proposal marks a subtle but significant shift in how Kyiv is trying to end a war that has long defied clean diplomatic...

On December 10, the year 2025 reached a murderous milestone. In 2024, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) had recorded 126 journalists and...

The renewed debate over the Aravalli hills exposes a familiar fault line in India’s environmental governance: the tension between ecological...

The government’s decision to bring the four consolidated labour codes into effect from 21 November 2026 marks the most significant overhaul of...

Relations between India and Bangladesh are entering one of their most fragile phases in decades, not because of a single diplomatic dispute but due...

The Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) Act (VB-G RAM G), which replaces the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment...

India has pledged to increase its nuclear power capability from 8.8 GigaWatt today to 100 GigaWatt by 2047. When the attention of scientists turned...

When ‘Babu’ and ‘Da’ become national issues, the voice of a 22-year-old Aurobindo Ghosh from Baroda can still be heard above the political din in...

The deaths of seven elephants on a railway track in Assam are not just a tragic accident; they are a stark reminder of how India continues to...

India’s livelihood landscape is highly diverse and complex, shaped by varied agro-climatic conditions and unequal access to natural, human, and...

Global recognition has finally caught up with what Lucknow has long known about itself: that its food is not just cuisine, but culture carefully...

The recent executive order to reclassify cannabis from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug represents a historic recalibration of drug policy in...

At a time when nationalism is once again hardening into moral certainty, and violence is routinely justified in the name of history, identity, or...

From December 18 onwards, a Delhi commuter may pull into a petrol pump as usual, only to be silently refused fuel: no argument, no explanation, no...

As I stood watching the overwhelming rush of people gathere d for religious rituals in many temples, what struck me most was not devotion, but the...

Europe’s decision to extend a Euro 90 billion loan to Ukraine, while stopping short of using frozen Russian assets, reveals a European Union that...
