Recent articles from publications based in India.
Cockroach protests: parents of Indian students who took their own lives reveal pressure of leaked exam papers and resits
India | The Guardianby Cheena Kapoor·17d ago
When the Indian government announced the resignation of its education minister in late July after weeks of protest, there were widespread celebrations.
Bringing 'Green Boots' home 30 years after climber died on Everest
BBC News - Indiaby Jehangir Ali·18d ago
- Published For 30 years, a dead body known as "Green Boots" has been lying in the snow, nestled under an overhanging rock, not far from Mount Everest's summit.
India-Bangladesh relations hit new low over exiled PM’s speech to press in Delhi
India | The Guardianby Redwan Ahmed in Dhaka and Penelope MacRae in Delhi·20d ago
Bangladesh has lashed out at India for allowing the ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina to address journalists in New Delhi, plunging already strained bilateral relations to a fresh low.
High-profile Indian journalist jailed for 10 years for raping colleague
India | The Guardianby Agence France-Press in Mumbai·20d ago
An Indian court has sentenced a high-profile former editor of an investigative news magazine to 10 years in prison after convicting him of raping a junior colleague, overturning his acquittal in a...
Exiled PM vows to return to Bangladesh despite execution threat
India | The Guardianby Penelope MacRae in Delhi·20d ago
Bangladesh’s ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina has vowed to return home by the end of the year, even though she faces a death sentence. “They may put me in a cell. They may kill me.
‘Punch to the gut’: Indian football thrown into chaos with Jamshedpur withdrawal from ISL
India | The Guardianby John Duerden·21d ago
“Please don’t let this be the final whistle for Jamshedpur FC,” the defender Pratik Chaudhari said, looking into the camera as teammates looked on disconsolately.
Growing Rapidly, Farmer Producer Units Now Have A Capital Problem
Behanboxby Jaideep Hardikar·26d ago
Growing Rapidly, Farmer Producer Units Now Have A Capital Problem A women-led farmer producer company in Maharashtra’s drought-prone Dharashiv district reveals both the promise and the...
Trump announces a deal for Hamas to disarm in Gaza, but many hurdles and uncertainty remain
Economic Timesby SECTIONS Trump announces a deal; But Many Hurdles; Uncertainty Remain By Ap·26d ago
Listen to this article in summarized format The White House announcement comes nine months after a U.S.-brokered ceasefire was signed.
If the sky doesn't relent, Centre must
New Indian Expressby P K Santhosh Kumar·26d ago
The monsoon’s failure is no longer a forecast—it is a fact with a price attached. The previous month was the fifth driest June since records began in 1901, with all-India rainfall of 99.5 mm, about...
In 1943, US built an entire city, and it didn't exist on a single map
Economic Timesby Trending Desk·27 Jul 2026
Listen to this article in summarized format A City That "Didn't Exist" When Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in December 1941, Oak Ridge didn't exist at all.
Humans have a 'third eye' in the brain: Study links it to a 600-million-year-old Cyclops ancestor
Economic Timesby Trending Desk·27 Jul 2026
Listen to this article in summarized format And that's not even the strangest part. According to the research, remnants of this ancient "third eye" may still be sitting inside our brains today, in...
‘Distributing Land Like Candy’: How Diluted Laws, Opaque Processes Power India’s AI Data Centre Boom
Behanboxby Saumya Kalia·27 Jul 2026
‘Distributing Land Like Candy’: How Diluted Laws, Opaque Processes Power India’s AI Data Centre Boom Data centres have existed since the 1990s so what is it about the new hyperscalers that is...
Postscript #16: Student Protests And Reclaiming Citizenship
Behanboxby Team Behanbox·26 Jul 2026
[Readmelater] Postscript #16: The 2026 Student Protests Are All About Reclaiming Citizenship In Postscript, we reflect on the editorial choices we make and abandon.
Care Diaries: 'It Is An Odd Thing, To Be Both A Daughter And A Mother'
Behanboxby Rachita Master·24 Jul 2026
Care Diaries: ‘It Is An Odd Thing, To Be Both A Daughter And A Mother’ A chronicle of a 32-year-old woman’s caregiving, burnout, and search for community after her mother's diagnosis with...
1,500 ships trapped in Gulf of Hormuz are quietly multiplying an underwater army that could unleash World's biggest bioinvasion event
Economic Timesby Trending Desk·24 Jul 2026
A new study in the journal Biological Invasions warns that the hulls of these stranded vessels have turned into breeding grounds for barnacles, mussels, algae and other sea creatures.
He baked potato in aluminium foil, and ate it next morning after microwaving. Hours later, he was paralysed, doctor explains why
Economic Timesby Trending Desk·23 Jul 2026
Listen to this article in summarized format The Case That Started It All According to Dr. Bordoloi, the incident echoes a case she encountered during her first year of residency.
GeoAI: Understanding The New Grammar
ARKives·22 Jul 2026
GeoAI: Understanding The New Grammar Table of contents: This is the second part of the Decoding GeoAI series, an attempt to make sense of that new AI language.
Women Sustain The Fish Trade But Are Absent From State Schemes
Behanboxby Bhaskar Basava·20 Jul 2026
Women Sustain Andhra’s Fish Trade But Are Absent From State Schemes In Vishakhapatnam, at the harbour, in the market and on streets, women fishers are visible in large numbers but the state simply...
India-UK CETA takes effect: First zero-duty Indian coffee, jewellery consignments reach UK shores
Economic Timesby SECTIONS India-UK CETA takes effect First zero-duty Indian coffee; Jewellery Consignments Reach Uk Shores Pti·16 Jul 2026
The pact came into force on July 15. The India-UK CETA was celebrated at the High Commission of India in London with a display of some of the key products already reaping the benefits of the low or...
How A Pavement Book Bazaar Interprets The Way Delhi Is Inhabited
Behanboxby Kanupriya Dhingra·16 Jul 2026
How A Pavement Book Bazaar Interprets The Way Delhi Is Inhabited An excerpt from 'The Sunday Book Bazaar: Delhi’s Book Street and the Making of a Reading Public', which offers a tribute to one of...
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