The bid to "unify" the country comes at the cost of erasing local, indigenous cultures -- and glorifying the narrative of sacrifice.

Decolonization had a powerful connotation. Now, it's being used to defend mythology as science.

“[T]his could provide important insights into whether dinosaurs had reproductive biology similar to that of turtles and lizards, or crocodiles and birds.”

This week in The Buzz Cut: poverty is high fashion, diapers capture mass attention, and a patriotic man asks the government for a favor.

"The interaction of engraved stone and roving fire light made engraved forms appear dynamic and alive."

“The world’s beaches faithfully record a detailed history… with billions of years of Earth’s history imprinted in the geology of each grain of sand.”

The dinosaur is more than 128 feet from nose to tail -- “with a head the size of a horse... hip muscles as big as a car... [and its length] longer than three school buses.”

Scientists believe Jharkhand's Singhbhum region was exposed to air over 3.2 billion years ago when the Earth was believed to be covered in water.

What the researchers don’t know yet is whether our ancestors chewed the tobacco or smoked it.

“This behavior that we are seeing is coming thousands of years before [the] domestication of the chicken... [of] a huge, ornery, flightless bird that can eviscerate you.”

"Whatever these humble traces represent, they clearly evoke images of children at high elevations, enjoying a spot of creative play."

When our reality, values, and knowledge keep changing, it makes little sense to have a symbol of permanence installed on a physical pedestal.

The new contender for "patient zero" provides insights into the spread of the bacteria, Yersinia pestis, which caused the bubonic plague in Europe.

The 10,000 square feet spiral artwork overtakes the famed Nazca lines in South America.

Scientists extracted 36 plague victims' DNA to see the difference in immunity markers -- to shed light on "our own evolution."

This is the first time the higher education body, which generally issues guidelines, has recommended a full syllabus.

The sections described how Jainism and Buddhism flourished in the Vedic period because of the inaccessibility of Brahmin rituals.

This DNA could help evolutionary researchers convey statements about "how mammoths came to be mammoths, why they look the way they do and how diverse they were."