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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1Prey, habitat quality play key role in restoring tiger populations
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2How an Israeli soldier accused of war crimes in Gaza was tracked down in India
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3Malafide intent can’t be ruled out if large church is proposed near temple, says Madras HC
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4‘Cocktail 2’ review: A fizz-free, tedious love triangle
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5‘Balan The Boy’ review: A gripping study of freedom at any cost
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6Sensors, head-mounted cameras, recordings: Humans are helping Chinese tech companies train robots
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7Rush Hour: HC upholds Telegram ban, school officials booked for ‘Pakistani’ song at event and more
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8Maharashtra principal booked as students perform to ‘Pakistani’ song
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9True Story: The link between ‘witch’ murders and ‘love jihad’ in Jharkhand
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10One nation, one party: Is the anti-defection law dead?
