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Myth versus Reality

Nanditha Krishna

Instead of searching for truths in myths, it would be easier if we appreciated the scientific achievements of ancient Indians

Being Human in the Second Wave of Enlightenment

S Prasannarajan

Maybe it doesn’t take a trend, a sweeping narrative of doom, to diminish humanism. An Asifa or a Masa will do

The Genetic History of Indians: Are We What We Think We Are?

Lhendup G Bhutia

Fresh research on the genetic history of Indians revives the Aryan migration theory

Forever Frankenstein

Madhavankutty Pillai

Two hundred years after Mary Shelly’s monster, man still plays god

Leonardo da Vinci: The Science of Genius

CP Rajendran

Humanising the mystique of Leonardo da Vinci

Lunar Thoughts

Lakshmi Bayi

The moon and the myth

What Does the Indian Gut Reveal About Indians?

Madhavankutty Pillai

The outsiders inside us

Beware the Robotic Empire

R Shashank Reddy and Deepakshi Rawat

China takes a great leap in Artificial Intelligence

A Question of Tendency

Madhavankutty Pillai

Why the outrage over Sri Sri’s advice to a homosexual student is an overreaction

Be a Case Study on a Plate

Shylashri Shankar

My diet is now curated by science—and I’m happy

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Myth versus Reality

Being Human in the Second Wave of Enlightenment

The Genetic History of Indians: Are We What We Think We Are?

Forever Frankenstein

Leonardo da Vinci: The Science of Genius

Lunar Thoughts

What Does the Indian Gut Reveal About Indians?

Beware the Robotic Empire

A Question of Tendency

Be a Case Study on a Plate

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