The brazen murder of Atiq and Ashraf Ahmed while in police protection points to a state striding wilfully towards lawlessness.

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Self-help books: Of little help?

A critical look at how such books thrive in a capitalistic culture and often end up confusing rather than helping the reader.

Deepansh Duggal

Bacterial ‘syringes’ for drug delivery in humans

The system could potentially deliver gene therapies and cancer therapies in a safe and efficient way.

R. Ramachandran

Hydrogen route to steel production

The use of hydrogen as a reactant to produce steel is potentially more environmentally friendly than using carbon, but an industrial-scale switch to u

R. Ramachandran

Power-packed neutrinos as supernova detectors

As a star collapses, its iron core disintegrates, producing vast numbers of neutrinos that stream outwards in unimaginable quantities.

R. Ramachandran

Trade unions’ steely resolve to prevent Vizag Steel from being privatised

Workers keep up the fight against any attempt to allow private players’ participation in the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant.

‘We can easily reach 10,000 tigers’: Dr K. Ullas Karanth

The leading tiger expert sheds light on aspects on the finer nuances of tiger conservation.

Shekar Dattatri

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