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The Keeladi excavations may alter the world’s ideas about the earliest Indians. But progress hasn’t been smooth for one of the country’s most sensational archaeological projects.

Millions suffered through terror and upheaval in the turbulent years following the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. One of them was a baby elephant from India.

Stories from the spectrum of queer marriage in India, beyond the pale of law and identity.

Firebrand revolutionary, renowned administrator, betrayed communist icon. K.R. Gouri will go down in history as one of the tallest leaders of her time and place.

Hundreds of children from Bihar's Gaya district had been trafficked to Jaipur's bangle workshops. Then, a group of boys escaped against all odds.

Over 50,000 Indians die of snakebite every year. We know how to save these lives—but producing the cure is easier said than done.

Why Indians are still starving 75 years after independence.

The internet was meant to transform how India falls in love. Instead, it revolutionised how we creep each other out.