The Wire Cricket In Troubled Times Amidst instability and conflict, Kashmir's young men have turned to cricket for income, although deficits in infrastructure and governance limit how far players can go.
Frontline India-Pakistan tensions: The idea of peace is alive, but not kicking The hostilities have silenced peace-building networks, hurt workers and families, and replaced dialogue with televised aggression.
Network of Women in Media, India (NWMI) Political leadership: Does gender make a difference? A mere handful of women are in top positions in politics and government across the world. According to recent data published by the United Nations, just 18 countries have a
Outlook Magazine How AI And Advanced Tech Are Reshaping The Battlefield War is no longer confined to the traditional remits of land, air and sea. The weaponisation of information flows and cyberspace, and the use of AI are changing how wars are being conceived.
France 24 In India, climate change affects women's health Fisherwomen in the mangrove forests of Sundarbans grapple with complex health issues and are very hindered by their lack of access to healthcare.
People's Archive of Rural India Beyond disaster and wildlife in the Sundarbans A quarterly magazine on the Sundarbans defies mainstream media's stereotypes about the region.
Boomlive The Rohingya Refugees Who Show Life In Bangladesh Through Instagram Instagram is their window to the world and a means of asserting their existence.
Middle East Eye India's tough talk on Kashmir belies its lobbying for US support Modi wants Indian citizens to believe he will not brook western interference in domestic affairs. India's extensive lobbying efforts in Washington suggest a different reality
People's Archive of Rural India Hunting for crabs in the shadow of the Bengal tiger Pushed deeper into the mangrove forests, fisherwomen in the Sundarbans work in constant fear of tigers
Al Jazeera Does India have enough insurance coverage for a nuclear disaster? India has barely half the insurance amount required by law for its current nuclear plants, and has many more plants in the works.
Caravan Magazine The Curious Case of the Democratic Party of India The Indian Embassy likely used a dubious entity to lobby US Congresspersons after the abrogation of Article 370 - US government documents show
Newsclick Why nuclear industry's comeback hopes rest on very thin ice Nuclear power might not be the way out of the ongoing global energy crisis.
The India Forum Is India the Arms Exporter it Claims to Be? The government's desire to project India as a significant defence exporter are more apparent on paper than in the order books.
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists French nuclear power reactors in India: Are they worth the wait (and cost)? Why is the Indian government insistent on purchasing French EPRs which have a record of being over budget and massively delayed?
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Review: India’s “Rocket Boys” series fetishizes science-and the atomic bomb-in a dangerous way While Rocket Boys makes for engaging drama, does it tell this story with due diligence to scientific and historical facts? Unfortunately, the answer is resoundingly in the negative.
BBC Bipolar disorder: The group changing attitudes about the conditions Living with bipolar disorder is not easy. Many people do not understand the condition and patients suffer discrimination as a result. An online community in India is now trying to change such attitudes.
City University of London India’s refusal to side with the West should not be interpreted as a revival of its non-alignment policy India’s continuing aggressive and muscular foreign policy, in line with the vision of its right-wing government whose authoritarian tendencies are increasingly evident, at home and abroad
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Israel has long exported arms to India. Now it’s selling spyware too Prime Minister Modi’s silence through the political storm around Pegasus and what is being called India’s Watergate moment is conspicuous
People's Archive of Rural India 'I didn't want others to know I had miscarried' Saline river water, intensifying climate change and poor public healthcare is playing havoc with women's health in the Sundarbans.
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Is a shadow presidency fueling the gas-prices fire in oil-rich Kazakhstan? A citizens' uprising takes Kazakhstan by storm. Socio-economic inequalities and neglect of workers' rights might be at play.
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists India has long suppressed antinuclear activism. Still, activists persist India's nuclear programme has a history of encountering stiff resistance.
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists What’s known—and not known—about India’s nuclear weapons budget India provides precious little information on nuclear weapons expenditure thus raising questions on accountability and transparency.
City University of London Think tanks in India and the United States and the alignment of state and corporate goals India and the United States have maintained their ties through wide-ranging means and mechanisms including think tanks supported by corporations and government.
nuclear Fissile India has big plans for new nuclear power plants. What does it plan to do with the old ones?
