Exactly. So just visit countries that allow Indians visa on arrival and spend our tourism rupees there. Support countries that are nice to us.

This year’s chemistry laureate Omar Yaghi was born in Amman, Jordan, in 1965 to parents who were refugees from Palestine. When we spoke to him he shared his story: “I grew up in a very humble home, we were a dozen of us in one room, sharing it with the cattle that we used to

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On my way to the ground in Delhi and my heart sank when I saw people feeding a whole army of pigeons. Doctors have been shouting from the rooftops about the dangers of inhaling pigeon droppings and the severe lung disease it could lead to. Please, let us stop feeding pigeons.

A 400-gram pigeon produces around 11 kilograms of droppings in its lifetime. These droppings dry up, turn into dust, and mix with the air. When we breathe that air, the dust can reach our lungs and cause infections like pneumonia, bronchitis, and asthma. In Singapore, feeding

"When Did Firecrackers Become a Diwali Tradition for Indians? A Surprising Mughal Connection" oneindia.com/india/when-did…

Next do a campaign to protect Malaria Mosquitoes, PETA.

This paper shows that authors from low-income countries remain excluded from top-ranked economics journals and receive less attention from other economists. Developing country authors are far less likely to be published in top journals even when holding citation counts constant.

This is so sad. Doing a PhD in general is hard. On top of that, the life of a PhD student in India and global south is even harder! The hurdles that they have to go through are immense, and often crushing.

It was very energising to spend a couple of days talking physics with the brilliant folks in the TIFR theory group. Harvard physicist Andy Strominger was on the mark when he described them as having “the highest intellectual output per dollar of any such group in the world.”

There are so many brilliant scientists in India who have done incredible work across different fields, yet we rarely hear about them while they are alive. Their stories often reach us only when they appear in textbooks or when a homage is written in their honour. Shouldn't the

For the public and patients, please do not stop vaccinating your children. You don't want polio to come back. You don't want measles to kill your child like it is doing in the US because boomer uncles in charge of US Health Departments have become anti science. The conclusions

Gregor Shamsa Yeah didn't expect this lack of attention from Vince. Zero research on where they are from, what kind of clothes etc. Broad, bad stereotypes.

75% of taluks in the state are backward? The report of the Regional Imbalances Committee is now with the government. 20+ years ago, another such committee made recommendations, but that hasn't changed this much. What is needed is a Regional Imbalances Correction Initiative that

For all of us who were confused about that scene in "Good Will Hunting" when the professor taught Fourier analysis on the board, but assigned an exercise in graph theory at the end of the class.

Welcome to India Sam Altman Bill Gates Sundar Pichai for the India AI Impact Summit Looking fresh in Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara Moshi Moshi. See you at India AI Film Festival

Sudip Sharma, the creator of Paatal Lok and Kohrra ❤️ The writer behind Udta Punjab, NH10, and Sonchiriya on redefining Indian crime stories. On The Longest Interview, he spoke about his love for The Wire and The Sopranos. 🎥 Edited by Priyansh Kumar Jha

Kohrra S2 is a gem.