Social media furor has erupted over the news that a family had a baby so she could give her older brother a bone marrow transplant.

Social order has been built on the premise that punishment deters wrongdoing and provides catharsis to victims -- but it doesn't.

The platform will take down videos that allege vaccines kill people or insert microchips into human bodies, or make other false claims.

The POSH Act's resources for informal sector workers -- the majority of employed women -- have not been implemented, per Human Rights Watch.

The state government, which sets the minimum wage for tea workers, has not delivered on its promises for two years.

The key is to make sure you can back up your boast.

Plus, Republic TV's underhanded methods to fake TRPs and gain influence over propaganda dissemination.

“If it doesn’t belong to you then you must return it.”

In the lucrative world of social media, children’s well-being is barely regulated.

This class of iffy chemicals, known as PFAS, is completely unregulated in India.

The “fittest” is often the friendliest and most cooperative.

Male baboons thrive when they have relationships that don't require fighting for dominance.

Plus, the sexual abuse allegations that rocked the Indian classical music and dance world.

A new report sheds light on how “extreme measures and unchecked powers” are making surveillance a permanent fixture in several Asian countries.

Some are seeing it as an unwarranted method of ‘fixing’ or ‘curing’ something that doesn’t need to be fixed or cured.

Pandemic-era demand for medical oxygen is almost four times higher than during pre-Covid19 times.

“Women are not just small men,” one researcher said.

International law prohibits 'toxic trade,' wherein wealthier countries try to offload their toxic waste onto developing nations with laxer environmental regulations.