Shailendra Tyagi
A badly conceived regulator would serve no purpose in this crucial sector
The US-Iran deal may open the way at last for the Iran-Pakistan-India gas pipeline
Private producers want to price it high, users want it kept cheap, and policymakers appear all confused
America’s gas renaissance could spell cheaper gas for energy-starved economies even in Asia
As America’s energy anxieties ease, India may get a realistic chance to address its own
A study shows those who continue practising tasks after mastering them exert less energy to achieve more
Human evolution may have gained much from the extra energy cooking made available
With a little help from the Tata Group, man has managed to replicate photosynthesis in a lab. In the future, you could well have an artificial leaf powering a house in an Indian village
The Indian Government has completely smothered the rights of its citizens in the interests of the nuclear industry