No, it’s not because it’s raining outside.

Plus, why a bunch of teens spammed PM Modi's Instagram with thirsty comments.

"Scream inside your heart" instead, the park association told visitors.

Called enhanced rock weatherization, the process of spreading rock dust on farmland can absorb existing CO2 from the air, especially in agriculture-focused countries like India.

Therapists must operate within the ethical boundaries of competence, consent, and confidentiality.

The belief that some animals can be ethically consumed, while others can't, is an irrational, arbitrary feeling that is completely subject to a person's culture, upbringing and personal tastes.

Easily treatable by antibiotics, the bubonic plague is not a relic of the past, as commonly believed.

"I don’t care if I lose half my followers, it better be the truth I’m speaking."

Plus, the revelations within Meghan Markle’s lawsuit against British tabloid media.

Freshwater fish — an important source of protein in the global food supply — could find themselves struggling to procreate and survive.

Hearing racist descriptors from commentators also greatly influences the way fans think about these players.

How do we deal with the problematic pop culture of the past, especially when it has entrenched itself into the nostalgic crevices of our psyche?

Cheating is all too common and normalized in academic environments, both in Pakistan and in India.

“The procedure has been so horrifically portrayed in media...showing it being used in mental facilities as punishment, not for its tremendous therapeutic effects,” one researcher said.

Reproductive rights advocates have been calling out state-sponsored sterilizations as covert forms of abuse for decades.

In the absence of constant vigilance, inherent workplace biases against women and other genders blossom.

Plus, the controversy around Kim Kardashian's corset video.

The biggest danger, when lightning strikes, is the electricity that seeps into the ground and spreads out in the form of a deadly current.