Jacob Koshy is the Deputy Science Editor for The Hindu, a leading newspaper in India. With a focus on national science news, Jacob covers a wide range of topics including energy, environment, technology, and policy. His articles provide insights into scientific advancements, environmental issues, and government initiatives in the field of science and technology.
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Jacob Koshy's coverage focuses on climate change, renewable energy, and global coal demand. His work often includes government announcements and citations of data, indicating a preference for factual information from authoritative sources.
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The Southwest monsoon has begun withdrawing from Rajasthan, a week later than its scheduled date.
By: Jacob Koshy, Mahesh Langa
September 16 was a red-letter day for Jagshibhai Suthar, a resident of Gandhinagar in Gujarat. He had Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his rooftop admiring his newly installed solar installation.
The story so far: Laddu prasadams from the temple town of Tirupati have left a bad taste after reports that the ghee from cow milk, the traditional
The annual southwest monsoons are an inseparable part of India's economy and cultural ethos.
By: Jacob Koshy
Filling potholes, fixing unpaved roads, and clearing garbage dumps can potentially reduce particulate matter pollution from 15% to 26%, says a study by researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi.
By: Jacob Koshy
Triloknath Pandit, a former director of the Anthropological Survey of India (ASI) who was posted in the Andaman islands for nearly two decades, chuckles at a memory involving Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed, the fifth President of India.
As the 2024 Nobel Prize announcement week unfolds, our hosts wxplore the life of Jagadis Chandra Bose. Here, we look back at his groundbreaking inventions and examine the question: Did he truly deserve the Nobel Prize?
Stubble burning on the rise in Punjab and Haryana; Delhi’s air quality dips
AI systems may not be plotting to incinerate humanity, but they are mushrooming at a time when globalisation has withered, and corporations, not countries, are poised to control technological advances and neural networks
After two years of Project Cheetah, the hosts delve into the captivating history of these remarkable creatures and the return of cheetahs to India.
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