Watch: 180-million-year old fossil of largest ‘sea dragon’ dinosaur discovered in England
The prehistoric reptile is known as a sea dragon because of its large eyes and teeth.
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1Why India is not able to fully use the solar power it generates
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2Five rejoinders: What Ramachandra Guha gets wrong about Rahul Gandhi
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3‘Peddi’ review: Cricket, wrestling, running – and hyperbole
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4In this speculative memoir, an academic writes about chronic pain and liminal spaces she exists in
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5Children’s picture book: Will Paati’s bedtime story lead to sleep or a midnight dosa adventure?
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6Why generic obesity drugs are unlikely to help those who need them the most
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7In a new book, portraits of India’s arts community by the scion of an iconic Delhi photo studio
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8Ramachandra Guha: How the Gandhi family has helped Modi consolidate power
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9Mumbai is worried about water, but its control over mainland dams is depriving others
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10A new book brings an eyewitness account of Japan’s invasion of North East India during World War Two
