In photos: Artefacts from a show on 1,000 years of samurai history

India, Feb. 14 -- At their peak, in the 17th and 18th centuries, there were an estimated 1 million to 3 million samurai. These ranged from the shogun or military ruler and his generals to feudal lords... Read More

In photos: Artefacts from 1,000 years of samurai history

India, Feb. 14 -- At their peak, in the 17th and 18th centuries, there were an estimated 1 million to 3 million samurai. These ranged from the shogun or military ruler and his generals to feudal lords... Read More

Cracks in the code : How much do we really know about the samurai?

India, Feb. 14 -- We're going to bet you didn't know that. - about half of Japan's samurai were, at one point, women. - a number were Christian. - none were really honour-bound. - there's a strong... Read More

Party of one: A new anthology explores the many shapes of solitude

India, Feb. 6 -- Growing up the only child of a single parent in Udaipur, Priyanka Sarkar remembers playing games she made up herself. As a young adult, she says, a "quiet ache" of isolation hovered a... Read More

Skilled bills, vampire diets, an invisible compass

India, Feb. 1 -- Abody that flies can only accommodate so much weight and muscle; paws have to be sacrificed for wings. So how to carry things, access food, or simply make it through the winter? Take ... Read More

Eyes on the sky: A new frontier

India, Feb. 1 -- W e've studied birds for centuries, but few have focused on skies as a habitat, and even those have done so sporadically (during storms or in the aftermath of volcanoes, for instance)... Read More

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India, Feb. 1 -- If we could wander through a Jurassic Age forest from 160 million years ago, at least a few species would seem oddly familiar (and no, not from the movies). Amid the strange undergrow... Read More

Claws for applause: See how birds are helping us improve cameras, drones, dyes

India, Jan. 31 -- Enhanced navigation, smarter drones, more-versatile cameras and the blackest black fabric. there's a lot we're still learning from birds. Here are three intriguing research projects ... Read More

Eyes on the sky: Studying birds? We must also study the sky, says founder of 'aeroecology'

India, Jan. 31 -- We've studied birds for centuries, but few have focused on skies as a habitat, and even those have done so sporadically (during storms or in the aftermath of volcanoes, for instance)... Read More

How to survive an asteroid: A look at how birds made it this far

India, Jan. 31 -- If we could wander through a Jurassic Age forest from 160 million years ago, at least a few species would seem oddly familiar (and no, not from the movies). Amid the strange undergr... Read More

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