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She Did It

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The Day of the Outsider

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Mind and Matter

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An intimate and scientific exploration of what makes us who we are

Science of Separation

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Misadventures of Dismal Scientists?

Siddharth Singh

The origin, evolution and politics of the Economics Nobel Prize

AS Kiran Kumar: Sky Is Not the Limit

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India has never been as confident of confronting the vastness of space as it is now

Writers’ Protest: Living in a Tragic Land in a Tragic Time

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Majoritarian hubris and the writers’ protest

Artists, writers, budding scientists, techno geeks and salt-of-the-earth rural innovators—the second edition of Rashtrapati Bhavan’s scholar In-residence programme brought together the brightest of the country’s creative minds

Science Games

Hartosh Singh Bal

Scientists have used computer games to improve their ability to decipher the three-dimensional structure of proteins.

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scientists

Dead Ends and Blind Alleys

She Did It

The Day of the Outsider

Mind and Matter

Science of Separation

Misadventures of Dismal Scientists?

AS Kiran Kumar: Sky Is Not the Limit

Writers’ Protest: Living in a Tragic Land in a Tragic Time

All the President’s Pioneers

Science Games

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