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Saved as...: Check out an exhibition celebrating rejected ideas, incomplete drafts

India, April 5 -- * A deleted draft. * A to-do list that would never be fully done. * An essay written by a transwoman, pre-transition. * Sculptures, photographs and paintings that their creators c... Read More


It takes time, patience: Meet India's first winner of a Ramsar wetlands award

India, April 5 -- She was 35 when she first set eyes on the Pallikarani Marsh. About 20 km from the centre of Chennai, the wetland wasn't much to look at. Construction debris and garbage had been dum... Read More


Ghost protocol: The threatened world of uncontacted tribes

India, March 23 -- For millions of years, we moved through the world and left almost no trace at all. It's what makes the study of early humans so challenging. Incredibly, there are still humans who l... Read More


'The Shompen way of life is set to be eroded'

India, March 23 -- He grew up on the island of Car Nicobar and was India's first anthropologist from a Nicobarese tribe. In his 30s, Anstice Justin was part of early contact missions organised by the... Read More


Art of stone: Tiny tales emerge from Kashmiri epigraphs

India, March 23 -- Above the southern entrance of the 600-year-old Jamia Masjid in Srinagar is an inscription singing praises to Allah. Most visitors miss it. It isn't their fault. It sits far above ... Read More


Ghost protocol: The threatened world of uncontacted tribes

India, March 23 -- For millions of years, we moved through the world and left almost no trace at all. It's what makes the study of early humans so challenging. Incredibly, there are still humans who l... Read More


Ancient billboard: Tiny tales emerge from Kashmiri epigraphs

India, March 22 -- Above the southern entrance of the 600-year-old Jamia Masjid in Srinagar is an inscription singing praises to Allah. Most visitors miss it. It isn't their fault. It sits far above e... Read More


'The Shompen way of life is set to be eroded,' says Nicobarese anthropologist Anstice Justin

India, March 21 -- He grew up on the island of Car Nicobar and was India's first anthropologist from a Nicobarese tribe. In his 30s, Anstice Justin was part of early contact missions organised by the... Read More


Ghost protocol: Wknd explores the growing threat to the world's uncontacted tribes

India, March 21 -- For millions of years, we moved through the world and left almost no trace at all. It's what makes the study of early humans so challenging. Incredibly, there are still humans who ... Read More


Are social skills in danger, in a hyper-connected world?

India, March 16 -- We are in contact with more people today - conducting more social interactions and processing more information, on average - than would have been thought possible, through most of h... Read More