Eco India: How Puducherry scientists are decoding pollen data to save our food supply
In Indian farms, populations of the native bees like Apis cerana have crashed by 44%, indicating a sharp decline in pollination activity.
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1Ramachandra Guha: Why Modi and Shah are unlikely to drive the economic reforms India needs urgently
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2Romila Thapar’s memoir, ‘Just Being’: A fearless journey of an autonomous woman
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3Prey, habitat quality play key role in restoring tiger populations
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4In pictures: The fisherfolk in the path of Mumbai’s $1.8 billion Coastal Road
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5India must realise that resilience isn’t an economic strategy – it needs a clear economic philosophy
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6Exclusion of Dalit converts from Scheduled Caste status revives constitutional dilemma
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7‘Transactional nature’: US senators question justice department’s request to drop case against Adani
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8‘Farming enables my writing, and my writing enables my farming’: Daniyal Mueenuddin
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9A new book recounts how Maruti Vinayak Gokarn built automotive tyre valve-makers Triton
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10‘Caste in Bengal’ treats caste not as residual folklore but as a living structure of domination
