Eco India, Episode 129: Meet the residents trying to solve Bengaluru's indoor air pollution problem
The capital city of Karnataka may see a 74% increase in particulate matter by 2030 — a major source of indoor air pollution.
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1UK’s new rules for international students will worsen university finances
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2Long shunned as too explicit, an Indian music genre is rising from the margins
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3‘I was astonished’: Valmik Thapar (1952–2025) on spotting one of his beloved tigers in the wild
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4How case against Muslim teen accused of ‘love jihad’ fell apart in UP court
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5Pune student arrested for social media post ‘hurting religious sentiments’
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6‘Andhar Maya’ review: An ancestral home in the Konkan is overrun by ghosts and greed
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7Turkiye’s support for Pakistan signals a bigger neighbourhood problem for India
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8‘Sister Midnight’ review: Radhika Apte is a blast as a rebellious housewife with a dark side
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9Mumbai Commuter Rail division: Some ideas on fixing the commercial capital’s lifeline
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10‘Criminal Justice – A Family Matter’ review: All in a day’s work for Pankaj Tripathi’s Madhav Mishra
