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Will drones, artificial rain help Delhi breathe this winter?
The capital’s air quality index plummets to ‘very poor’ as the government launches a Winter Action Plan.
Vedaant Lakhera,
Vitasta Kaul
Comment
ChatGPT novels and CG Mona Lisas: The digital deluge of mediocre art threatens to drown out quality work
Is the “unmitigated glut” of instant art erasing our cultural memory? Or are we witnessing the death of the starving artist?
Gautam Bhatia
LETTER FROM LONDON
Aaluma Doluma, app woes, and hackers who do not read
In Episode 1 of this wise-n-whimsy column on all things London, Sidin shares some “first-world” blues.
Sidin Vadukut
Perspective
Maharashtra Assembly election: Is Mahayuti back in the game?
NDA deploys targeted strategies to overcome Lok Sabha setback, aiming to flip the script with farmer relief, women’s welfare, and regional pride.
Amey Tirodkar
Diplomacy
India-Canada: Relations worsening with each passing day
Diplomatic war intensifies as both nations trade accusations of espionage and criminal activity, leading to expulsions and straining decades-old ties.
Amit Baruah
MENTAL HEALTH
Depression remaps people’s ‘attention brain networks’
A brain network involved in motivation and attention is larger in people with depression. The difference is also visible in people before they develop
Deutsche Welle
West Asia
Lebanon under siege: Bombed but not broken
An exclusive first-hand account by a journalist on the relentless Israeli bombing and the people’s resilience.
Rawan Sayyed
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Maharashtra: A State in flux
As the State’s Assembly elections approach, will it be able to confront pressing issues like urban decay, agrarian crisis, and political instability?
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India-Pakistan and the bullet-proof bonds
A new era of virtual connections is seeing people-to-people relations between the two sparring neighbours flourish even as diplomatic ties falter.
Ashutosh Sharma
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A solar plant in Paithan’s reservoir, where fishers eke out a meagre living, could upset the delicate ecosystem and snuff out traditional communities.
Pragathi Ravi,
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Understanding Gen Z, the generation without history
Raised in post-liberalisation era, they are hyperconnected yet alienated. They seek value in a world of information overload and economic instability.
Rama Bijapurkar,
Mathangi Krishnamurthy
Skill gaps and job shortages threaten to undermine India’s population advantage
Nearly half of India’s graduates are unemployable while people with formal vocational training make up just 4 per cent of population. What is the fix?
M. Suresh Babu
More than just demographic dividend: Investigating India’s youth bulge
India’s 345 million youth, anticipated to drive development, face elusive gains. Here is an analysis of their realities in the disruptive digital era.
Peter Ronald deSouza
Editor’s Note: How India squanders its demographic dividend
Millions of educated youth face unemployment as policies fail to bridge the gap between skills and job market demands. The next decade is crucial.
Vaishna Roy
In the lanes of Amritsar’s Guru Bazar, a gold rush like no other
A community of sweepers separate the gold particles from the dust and sell it back to the jewellers.
Shivam Khanna
Kashmir Assembly election 2024: A vivid portrait of democracy in action
The election broke the mould with high voter turnout and vibrant civic participation, indicating a hunger for democratic representation.
Adil Abass
Baba, Bollywood, Bishnoi: A Mumbai murder mystery
As the Assembly election approaches, a powerful ex-minister is gunned down for his “closeness” to a Bollywood superstar. Or was it a real estate feud?
Amey Tirodkar
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