This is the first time in India that cloud seeding is being conducted to fight air pollution; the technique has been used ...

Francesca Orsini is perhaps the fourth foreign scholar with a valid visa to be denied entry in recent years. Indian officials claim she was blacklisted for doing research in the past on a tourist visa ...

The universal chord: An aspiration for frictionless escape K-culture touches a universal chord precisely because it offers an aspirational, frictionless escape from the chaotic realities of life. We ...

Unemployment is a persistent issue in India and experts say its workforce has remained stagnant in the last five years despite the population and economy growing.

In addition to the increased risk of disease, the lack of sanitation facilities also makes women and girls susceptible to harassment and illiteracy. The Wire is now on WhatsApp. Follow our channel for ...

Social media accounts found an old photograph that he had posted with his wife and daughter and posted a barrage of comments calling Misri a “traitor” for “offering” his “head to Pakistan”. These ...

Gudami International Pte, a Singapore-based company and a “related party” of the Adani Group, was mentioned in two ED chargesheets in 2014 and 2017 in the AgustaWestland scam but went missing in the ...

Collectively, these companies spent Rs 628 crore on political contributions in the past five years. This article went live on March twenty-third, two thousand twenty four, at fifty-eight minutes past ...

A massive $16.4 billion proposed coal mine has sparked protests and a heated debate. As the Adani project becomes a symbol of Australia's future, The Wire examines the issues at stake.

Durbar, a project started to protect sex workers in 1992, by being physically and spatially rooted in the Sonagachi brothel space, is a movement where the gaze is that of an insider, and a testament ...

The Provisional Government of Free India was a culmination of the political movement originating in the early 1940s outside India with the purpose to liberate her from British rule.

Isabel Wilkerson's book 'Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents' uses anecdotes and allegory to advance her thesis, which however does not stand on a strong structural foundation.