A Dalit rights group's status marks longest time an NGO's application for consultative status was blocked at the UN ECOSOC.

Identifying microbes associated with synthesising chemicals associated with depression can help understand and treat it.

The effects are similar to those previously observed as a result of violence, neglect, and family dysfunction.

The Governor's comments undermine the importance of the social sciences -- not only in their own right, but within STEM fields too.

The move, the latest under Elon Musk's tenure as "chief twit," brings into question how the powerful elite shape the idea of free speech.

As more artists — including musicians and actors — become compelled to protect their work and likenesses against AI replication using intellectual property law, the world has less access to their talent.

A film festival jury head called called Kashmir Files "vile propaganda." While the movie was hateful, dismissing a film for being propaganda can complicate how we view other political art.

Experts say the pandemic hindered vaccine coverage — but the disproportionate burden is carried by the poor.

When the internet was still in its infancy, it was envisioned to enable a borderless utopia. Two decades on, this vision feels distant.

Leap seconds were devised to account for missed time in the earth's rotation. However, it has created more problems than solutions.

Amid criticisms of Marvel taking over cinema, a crop of auteur filmmakers have emerged as the vanguard against it -- but they're part of the problem too.

Research on straight men getting lonelier points to their growing failure on dating apps -- showing a paradigm shift in dating culture.

The inherent masculinity of sport remains unchallenged -- leading to “soft” concerns pertaining to rights and ethics going unheard.

A review of two decades of research estimates the number of people at risk of hearing loss to be close to 1.35 billion people aged 12-34.

Existing evidence suggests humans started cooking 1,70,000 years ago. The current evidence pushes that timeline by more than 6,00,000 years.

Tetrataenite is a compound that was only found in meteorites so far — and it could revolutionize green energy.

Processed foods are low on nutrients and create a "protein hunger" -- which prompts more consumption until protein targets are met.

The idea shapes the narrative that caste-based reservations are holding back development more than caste-based discrimination itself.