South Asia
Florida’s Hidden Waters: A Subterranean Warning
We often talk about what's visible, what's on the surface, but the real battles for our planet are…
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Drones Join the Battle Against Mosquito-Borne Diseases in Sri Lanka
As Sri Lanka grapples with a dengue outbreak, it's turning to drones to help fight the spread of mosquito-borne diseases.
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Blocked by censors, China’s animal lovers take fight against abuse offline and overseas
As China's growing animal welfare advocates face online censorship, they're taking their fight to the global stage, exposing the country to external criticism and challenging Beijing's control over the narrative.
3 months ago
Billionaire Adani weighs airline launch in Indian duopoly market, sources say – Reuters
India's aviation sector is about to get even more turbulent, and it seems **Billionaire Adani** is the pilot ready to shake up the cockpit. For years, the
3 months ago
Kashmir Tensions Escalate as UN Probes Alleged Human Rights Abuses
The Pakistani government's actions in Kashmir have been under scrutiny as the UN probes human rights abuses, raising concerns about the region's stability and security.
3 months ago
2,000 volunteers unite to restore 240-million-year-old predator
In a global phenomenon, 2,000 people are working side by side to restore the skeleton of a 240-million-year-old Mastodonsaurus, sparking debate about how we invest our collective energy and what it takes to unite people today.
3 months ago
Japan’s Cruelly Hot Day: A Grim New Reality for the Climate Crisis
Japan's introduction of the term "cruelly hot day" marks a significant shift in how the country and the world view extreme heat, sparking questions about the language we use to describe climate change and the need for more robust policies to tackle its effects.
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T K S Elangovan demands abolition of NEET, citing bias towards commercial coaching centers
The protests outside Parliament over NEET reflect growing discontent with the current system and the need for a fair and inclusive education policy.
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Ex-Australia batter David Warner pleads guilty to drink driving
The endless cycle of sports heroes falling from grace continues. The news that ex-Australia batter David Warner has pleaded guilty to drink driving isn't m
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India’s Youth vs. the System
Amidst the NEET paper leak scandal, India's youth face not only corruption but also state violence, leaving the future of democracy and meritocracy hanging in the balance.
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Gulf of Maine Experiment Aims to Reverse Ocean’s Rising Acidity
Can a daring experiment in the Gulf of Maine reverse the ocean's rising acidity? Scientists hope so, as they explore innovative solutions to mitigate the effects of climate change.
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