Eco India: How Bengaluru’s polluted lakes are affecting its food chain
A report sampling 20 groceries stores in Bengaluru found high concentrations of heavy metals in vegetables grown using wastewater.
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1Censor board asks for PM Modi quote to be added to Aamir Khan film ‘Sitaare Zameen Par’: Reports
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2Amit Shah says English speakers will ‘soon feel ashamed’ in India
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3Why the film ‘Punjab ’95’ hasn’t seen light of day
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4India is a perpetrator of foreign interference, claims Canadian intelligence agency
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5‘Special Ops 2’ trailer: Kay Kay Menon returns as RAW agent Himmat Singh
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6Delusional democracy? From Mumbai 26/11 to Pahalgam, India has entered the post-truth era
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7‘The day begins with endings’: A new book of poetry about topography, time, and shifting identities
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8Election conduct rules amended at lightning speed despite objection by law officers, documents show
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9The key question missing in India’s debate over ‘taxi mafia’ and ride-hailing apps
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10‘Andhar Maya’ review: An ancestral home in the Konkan is overrun by ghosts and greed
