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It could have been a period piece about political prisoners and state repression during the Emergency. But 30 years after it was made, the film still rings with contemporary relevance.

The Chandrayaan-1 space mission has come to an end with Isro losing contact with the spacecraft

Research says people cannot walk in a straight line if they do not have absolute references

This is invisible Punjab, bypassing the airbrushed mythology of its prosperity and the always-happy-always-cheerful Punjabi. This is a key to the understanding of how the Sufi way has come to rest with the state’s impoverished Dalits.

Scientists have discovered the first gene involved in regulating the optimal length of human sleep

If 30 years of foreign policy could be rewound, Pakistan’s ‘jihad factory’ would not exist, says Alice Albinia

With her, no outcome could be final. The story of a Bangladeshi girl who battles familial mores to follow her heart.

The people of a remote village in Tamil Nadu live in dread. The massive domes of two nuclear plants and the dubious promise of six more promise disruption, dislocation and worse.

How the tiniest marine organisms can stir up the oceans

A lyrical exploration of remembrances of things past, of the sunny innocence of childhood, of the mellow contours of pain from an undefined loss...