By co-opting and deifying a revolutionary figure, the state takes away from Dr. Ambedkar's radical politics.

There would be greater climate awareness and action "if politicians from vulnerable states or those representing vulnerable groups asked more questions."

The Centre this week released a new list of Unparliamentary words ahead of the monsoon session -- leading to sexual harassment being left without a vocabulary to articulate it in lawmaking spaces.

A new study points out how the language used online serves as red flags to spot if one is living in a digital bubble.

“It is the ability to look at this sometimes forsaken world with hope and love, even when it's constantly breaking our hearts."

This week in The Buzz Cut, we look at outer space's silence on Elon Musk's separation, cricket metaphors, and the last, best hope of Earth.

"Children perceive politics to be a male-dominated space. With age, [due to conditioning] girls see political leadership as a 'man’s world."

The re-verification also plans to exclude "all illegal immigrants in Assam, a process which will impact oppressed groups without documents.

Against the backdrop of shortages and vaccination center closures, the new campaign feels like an exercise in marketing.

The ministers claim the media is publishing reports without verifying the news and sources.

The report also contains a detailed strategy on how to spin media narratives.

Critics say the probe is an excuse to silence anti-government voices.

"Women may in fact be more effective at this process than men, even when faced with the same institutional challenges."

The ministry responded to the online furor over its tweet by saying it did not believe in “silencing any ideologies or voices.”

Valentine's Day violence has shifted from general moral policing to communal policing.

Artificial intelligence is a volatile, developing technology riddled with errors, bias, and almost no legal regulation.

Political social media posts could now determine who gets a passport, a bank loan, and more.

"The problem is that facts – at least today – are themselves subject to doubt, especially when they conflict with our political beliefs."