Recent articles from publications based in India.
‘Regime Change’: This book about Donald Trump’s second term is essential, chilling reading
Scroll.inby Matthew Ricketson, The Conversation·7d ago
Not long after the Second World War, the Jewish, German-born political philosopher Leo Strauss coined the term reductio ad Hitlerum.
Inspired by Japanese Farming, She Built a 30,000-Farmer Movement to Save 1,000 Forgotten Rice Varieties
The Better Indiaby Hiren Kumar Bose·7d ago
In the early 1980s, India was still reeling from the Bhopal gas tragedy when a young agriculture officer in Palakkad, Kerala, found her compass in a slim book from Japan.
Thomas Blom Hansen on Hindutva’s Growing Hegemony in India
Frontlineby Abhish K Bose·7d ago
Thomas Blom Hansen is the Reliance-Dhirubhai Ambani Professor of Anthropology at Stanford University. He founded and directed Stanford’s Center for South Asia from 2010 to 2017.
Bangladesh to Nepal, revolutions toppled regimes but lasting change is elusive
Scroll.inby HM Nazmul Alam, Counterpoint·7d ago
Two years after Bangladesh’s July uprising, the country’s greatest political lesson is no longer about how an authoritarian government fell.
Navi raises $100 Mn from Prosus ahead of IPO
Entrackrby Harsh Upadhyay·7d ago
Fintech unicorn Navi has raised $100 million from Prosus. This is the company’s first institutional funding round and the transaction is subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory...
How the Trees Above Coffee Are Helping Birds, Bees & Wildlife Thrive
The Better Indiaby Sriroopa Dutta·7d ago
While we rush to get ready for work and reach for that first cup of coffee, there is a particular kind of silence inside a coffee estate in the Western Ghats.
J&K important part of India, US will re-evaluate travel warning for region, says American envoy
Scroll.inby Scroll Staff·7d ago
Jammu and Kashmir is an important part of India and the United States will consider revising its travel warning for the region, ANI quoted US Ambassador Sergio Gor as saying on Wednesday.
While Rs 8,452 Crore Is Trending: What Indians Need To Know About The Two PM Funds
The Better Indiaby Sriroopa Dutta·7d ago
For a family that has just lost someone in a building collapse or an industrial accident, the name of the fund behind the compensation is rarely the first question on their mind.
Fiction: A family’s personal history from the Anglo-Sikh wars to the uneasy years of British rule
Scroll.inby Priya Hajela·7d ago
When I talk about Henry Lawrence and Jeremiah Brasyer, the first thought that comes to most people’s minds is, “Those firangis, how can you have anything good to say about them, especially now when...
These Elephant Photos by a NatGeo Filmmaker Reveal the Family Bonds We Rarely See
The Better Indiaby Sriroopa Dutta·7d ago
A baby elephant disappears beneath its mother's body. It is only a few weeks old, moving with a herd through the forest patches of Kaziranga National Park in Assam.
Pakistan’s Indus Heritage and the Crisis of Identity
Frontlineby Anurag Punetha·7d ago
“Better Off in a Home”. That was the curious title TIME magazine chose for its report on the birth of Pakistan in its August 25, 1947, issue.
Braille Textbook Delay Leaves Blind Students Waiting
Frontlineby Shubhangi Derhgawen·7d ago
Blind students at one of India’s premier institutions for visual disability are four months into the academic year without their complete textbooks.
Exclusive: Cashify to become public entity; appoints independent directors ahead of IPO
Entrackrby Shailesh Mahato·7d ago
Cashify is taking concrete steps towards its proposed IPO, converting into a public company and appointing independent directors.
Instagram censorship puzzle: Alt News post survives only after ‘Burhan Wani’ is removed
Alt Newsby Indradeep Bhattacharyya·7d ago
In July, an Alt News post about the upcoming Bollywood film ‘Chauhaan’ was removed twice by Instagram.
Bastar Adivasis Still Wait for Justice After LWE War
Frontlineby C R Bijoy·7d ago
Decades after a war waged largely on their land and in their name, Adivasis in central India’s former conflict zone are still waiting for justice promised to them.
Haryana Duo Helps 5000 Elderly Try Water Sports, Travel Abroad & Learn New Skills
The Better Indiaby Raajwrita Dutta·7d ago
Retirement usually brings a common question. What comes next? For thousands of older Indians, the answer became travel, friendship, and fresh beginnings after two entrepreneurs from Haryana decided...
India’s New Pharma Policy Could Make Life-Saving Drugs More Expensive
Frontlineby Ameer Shahul·7d ago
For more than five decades, India has built a pharmaceutical ecosystem founded on a simple but powerful principle: reward genuine innovation but ensure that life-saving medicines become affordable.
Systemic neglect keeps Jharkhand's aspiring teachers out of classrooms
India Development Reviewby Jasmine Bal·7d ago
In April 2026, nearly 8,000 teachers across Jharkhand taught in classrooms while fasting in protest.
From ‘Madam Collector’ to ‘Collector Didi’, How Gargi Jain Is Keeping Tribal Girls in School
The Better Indiaby Avantika Krishna·7d ago
Every district collector's office has a chair reserved for visitors, but in Gujarat's Chhota Udepur, collector Gargi Jain chose a different one: a plastic chair inside a government school...
Enterprise AI platform Zenalyst raises pre-seed funding
Entrackrby Shashank Pathak·7d ago
Zenalyst, an agentic AI platform for enterprise execution, has raised Rs 3 crore (around $300K) in a pre-seed funding round from angel and corporate investors such as SKIL Cabs Private Limited...
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