Video: Remembering the launch of India’s first indigenously made satellite, Aryabhata
Named after the Gupta-era mathematician-astronomer, the satellite was heralded as India’s giant leap into the space age.
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1Why JNU’s abrupt U-turn on hostel for North East students is causing concern
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2‘Urdu not alien to India’: SC upholds use of language on municipal signboard in Maharashtra
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3In Odisha, push for Koshal statehood picks up pace again
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4In the bland and bitter flavours of Lent in Kerala, the comforting aftertaste of community
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5How did former Indian PM Jawaharlal Nehru react to the mutiny in a newly independent Congo in 1960?
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6Can you be single and polyamorous in India? A new book looks for answers in life experiences
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7‘The Last Knot’: An inventive novel that transports us to Kashmir’s era of tyranny under Dogra rule
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8Judges have pushed hard for publishing assets of politicians – but have exempted themselves
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9Explained: How a landmark Supreme Court judgement has ended the governor’s ‘pocket veto’
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10A new book studies ancient texts and ideas to identify six systems of Indian philosophy
