Amlan Sarkar

The UN flagged cholera infections in at least 30 nations this year -- compared to the last five years' average of fewer than 20 countries.

The focus on actors over politicians, academicians, and business scions shows how the nepotism conversation is so close to getting the point, but just misses.

Cooking is often a gender and class-determined role, leaving many without the opportunity to cook for passion and joy.

"More than 20% of the reviewers recommended 'accept' when the Nobel laureate was shown as the author, but less than 2% did so when (an unknown) research associate was shown as the author (for the same paper)."

The AI wrote under the byline "CNET Money Staff" -- misleading readers and writers, and adding to fears around job security and credibility.

The debate over the appointment of an openly gay advocate as a high court judge shows how pride -- and queerness -- is inherently political.

The Mughal dynasty's presence in Indian history threatens the idea of a homogenous Hindu past -- and thereby, the idea of India as Hindu.

The fundamental premise of a self-respect marriage asks: what if we could change the rules about who can comprise a family, and on what terms?

The first episode of season three highlights how work culture interferes with love and loss.

With increasing focus on cops, spies, soldiers, and political workers, Indian media is experimenting with a new sphere of storytelling where politics remains ambiguous but the state always comes out on top.