Furled by user-survivor activists, a new movement seeks to make institutions the last resort and instead address mental health needs through community care and support.

Families often "discard" women whose mental illness becomes too burdensome, leaving them trapped in institutions without agency.

The Havana Syndrome is causing confusion, dizziness, headaches, mostly in American diplomats, confounding the scientific community.

The mass eviction is the second to take place this year, and is part of a larger endeavour to disenfranchise Bengali Muslims in Assam.

"This is the first time we are all coming together collectively as gig workers from all the different platforms to ask for our rights."

Since its introduction in 2017, the NEET medical entrance exam led to many student suicides in Tamil Nadu, calling for its elimination.

“We have been fighting against privatization since 2002 and we have been asking for reservation in the private sector.”

Prehistoric clothes were both symbolic and functional. The findings provide hints to how human beings evolved socially and culturally.

'Green capitalism' puts climate action in the hands of corporations, who are unwilling to undo profitable systems that lead to ecological damage.

The memes were tepid and young fans unsatisfied. Gen Z is growing impatient with splashy events trying to be ‘woke’ without sincerity.

Woolly mammoths could help stall climate change by preventing emissions from the Arctic permafrost, but the idea has ethical ramifications.

IIT Madras, the subject of recent allegations of institutional casteism, has received the number one NIRF rank, prompting concerns over the system’s relevance.

From "Thalaivii" to "Chhapaak," biopics today mark the cultural impulse that fails to ask: what makes somebody a hero worth looking up to?

When development pushes out the marginalized, and sacrifices wetlands, cities like Chennai become more vulnerable to floods.

The findings refute the idea that the Indus Valley Civilization was the only advanced city society in India during that period.

It is important to recognize heatwaves as a human health emergency and adopt heat resilient strategies in vulnerable regions.

Many textile and jewellery staff are currently prohibited from sitting down for hours at a stretch, leading to health complications.

The measure was reportedly successful in other parts of the world and is believed to be effective against malaria.