American slavery: Separating fact from myth
Slavery has been in the news a lot lately. Here, check out the myths about American slavery along with the facts about slavery in the United States.
Articles by The Conversation
China and India’s deadly Himalayan clash is a big test for Modi. And a big concern for the world
Mounting tensions & the threat of war: What happened in the Galwan River Valley between India & China constitutes the biggest test yet faced by Modi’s government
George Floyd protests show how the US has retreated from its position as a world leader
Post George Floyd America’s global image as world leader has further diminished as it adopts increasingly coercive attitudes towards allies & institutions
Dinosaur-killing asteroid struck at worst angle to cause maximum damage – new research
The research suggests that the angle of impact of this asteroid may have led to the worst possible consequences for Earth’s inhabitants.
7 Tips to Stay Safe while Studying Abroad
Studying abroad can bring great rewards, but being a visitor in a foreign land also comes with significant risks. Here are the tips to stay safe
Why remembrance of Indian soldiers who fought for the British in World War II is so political
The history of participation of Indian soldiers in World War II has left a difficult, sometimes fraught legacy, both in the UK and the Indian subcontinent.
Coronavirus: why you need to wear a face mask in France, but not in the UK
Coronavirus global dilemma: Should you wear a face mask when you leave your house? It’s the question no one seems to agree on.
India: How Coronavirus Sparked a Wave of Innovation
bots, apps and ventilators – Know how Coronavirus Sparked a wave of innovation in India amongst engineers, innovators and online portals
Explainer: What Donald Trump’s Funding cuts to WHO mean for the World
Donald Trump has announced US is cutting its funding to the World Health Organisation (WHO). What will Trump’s decision to cut funding mean?
Coronavirus: How Accurate are Coronavirus Tests?
Coronavirus tests: How accurate are they? If I have strong symptoms of COVID-19, I should assume I have it – even if the test come negative?