Eco India: Can spreading rock dust on farmlands help fight climate change?
Scientists say spreading finely ground basalt rock dust over fields, called enhanced rock weathering, could remove a gigaton of carbon annually by 2050.
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1Prey, habitat quality play key role in restoring tiger populations
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2India’s food regulator flagged over 160 misleading claims. Years later, 120 are still around
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3Anand Patwardhan: ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ speaks to India’s buried conscience
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4‘Caste in Bengal’ treats caste not as residual folklore but as a living structure of domination
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5MIFF 2026 kicks off with a song of ice and fire
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6South Asia’s race to build dams risks water security across borders
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7For young readers: A good Samaritan helps a man from an ‘enemy’ community in distress
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8‘Compelled to Collect’: A sound historical account of how material heritage survived the Partition
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9View from Bangladesh: Why Indian envoy’s ‘shared skies’ remark has sparked a row in Dhaka
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10Data analysis: How SIR deletions shaped BJP’s landslide in Bengal
