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India Counts the Cost of Extreme Heat. But Who Counts the Women Losing Work?

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Abir Ahmed - August 24, 2026

India has begun measuring the enormous economic cost of extreme heat, but much less is known about who bears that cost. Women workers, especially those in informal employment, may be among the most affected

The Silent Summer Killer: Why Heat Stroke is Far More Dangerous Than You Think

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Dr Sushil Singh - June 1, 2026

Heat stroke is a life-threatening medical emergency that can strike during extreme temperatures. Learn its causes, warning signs, vulnerable conditions, prevention measures, and life-saving actions.

From the Moon to the Manhole: Can India’s Tech Revolution Finally Dignify Its Sewers?

Tuhin Sajjad SK - September 11, 2026

Across Time Zones and Election Trails: The Sudivya Sonu I Knew

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Miss World 2025 Joins Pink Power Run 3.0: Turning Fitness Into a Health Mission

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Low Honorariums, High Responsibilities: The Struggle of Bengal’s Unaided Madrasa Teachers

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Show Your Aadhaar. Prove You’re Indian: A Bengali Hawker’s Ordeal in Odisha

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From the Moon to the Manhole: Can India’s Tech Revolution Finally Dignify Its Sewers?

Health September 11, 2026 0

India has sent missions to the Moon, yet sanitation workers still risk their lives inside sewers. At Durgapur, CSIR-CMERI is developing mechanised cleaning technology that could replace dangerous human entry, prevent deaths and help end the generational stigma attached to manual scavenging.

Across Time Zones and Election Trails: The Sudivya Sonu I Knew

Opinion September 9, 2026 0

Sudivya Sonu was more than a politician I covered. He was someone I knew as a voter, journalist and friend. Across two decades, cities, elections and time zones, our conversations continued—until a final speech, a promised meeting and a sudden loss changed everything

Miss World 2025 Joins Pink Power Run 3.0: Turning Fitness Into a Health Mission

Freshly Brewed September 9, 2026 0

With 20,000 runners expected, Pink Power Run 3.0 in Hyderabad combines fitness with a larger health mission. The event features an AIMS-certified half marathon, a ₹75 lakh prize pool and ‘Miles for Mammograms’, turning collective running into free breast-cancer screenings and mammograms.

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Across Time Zones and Election Trails: The Sudivya Sonu I Knew

Miss World 2025 Joins Pink Power Run 3.0: Turning Fitness Into a Health Mission

वक्त बदला, शहर बदले, रिश्ता नहीं

Low Honorariums, High Responsibilities: The Struggle of Bengal’s Unaided Madrasa Teachers

Show Your Aadhaar. Prove You’re Indian: A Bengali Hawker’s Ordeal in Odisha

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From the Moon to the Manhole: Can India’s Tech Revolution Finally Dignify Its Sewers?

Across Time Zones and Election Trails: The Sudivya Sonu I Knew

Miss World 2025 Joins Pink Power Run 3.0: Turning Fitness Into a Health Mission

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