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13 July

Wind turbines near paddy fields. Representative image by Yahoo! Blog via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0).

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Better weather forecasting can lead to better renewable energy grid management

Kundan Pandey/Mongabay India India’s clean energy push is facing a challenge as unpredictable weather makes it hard to balance an…

13 July

Political clothing largely depends on the context, political idealism and interpretation. In the North East, the western clothing of male political leaders is a common practice.

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Clothing as a tool of political communication

In this article, I will be writing broadly on the role of political clothing — the what, why and how…

6 July

Two women belonging to the Yimchunger tribe on their way home in Thanamir village after collecting firewood. A file photo by MM

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Cheap guns lead to shift in traditional hunting in Nagaland

Shradha Triveni/Mongabay India Among Indigenous Naga tribes in India’s northeastern state of Nagaland, hunting traditions are transforming as cheap homemade…

6 July

ONGC officials at the site of the leak. Since over a fortnight, gas has been leaking at the oil field, which is one of the oldest of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation of India (ONGC). Image by District Commissioner, Sivasagar (courtesy: Mongabay).

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ONGC gas leak in Assam may have been controlled but risks linger

Nabarun Guha/Mongabay India On June 27, the gas leak in a rig in Rudrasagar was finally capped in a joint…

Jun- 2025 -

29 June

The museum is housed in a traditional structure. Photo by MM

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Preserving Wancho identity in House of Stories

Kamhua Noknu is a quaint village of the Wancho tribe in Longding district, Arunachal Pradesh. Hemmed in by forested hills,…

29 June

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‘Music, for us, is born from experience, trying, failing, feeling’

What would be the odds of four young musicians chasing their passion to create something different, coming together to create…

29 June

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Plagiarism a challenge in academics

A researcher working with one of the think tanks in India was left speechless when she found that one of…

22 June

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Why India needs to urgently address gender gap in digital skills

Saumya Tewari, Indiaspend.org/FactChecker.in As India’s mobile phone ownership increases, the country’s digital divide is showing up not in usage but…

22 June