Life
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I wanted to prove Indians can be world-beaters: Leander Paes
Paes, the first Indian and the first Asian male tennis player to be inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame, on three decades of breaking records and setting trends
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When it comes to boosting reading comprehension, print rules over screens
A new study out of Spain claims that text on paper engages the reader much more than digital texts
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Want to meet happy Europeans? You won't find them in capital cities
While there are more job opportunities and amenities in capital cities, these are often viewed as offering less affordable housing and poorer-quality public services
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Fight fire with fire: Controlled burns stem California blazes
The operation near Santa Cruz is part of a growing number of prescribed burns intended to reduce the amount of fuel that can feed natural wildfires in an era when human-caused climate change is increasing the likelihood of devastating blazes
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The colour white and its eye-catching hues among photos this week
The world and its colour never cease to startle us. This series of photos—in hues ironically called white smoke, baby powder, bone white, salt, and ghost white—resonates beyond its description for a leisurely flip or a deep read this week
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Morocco gardening school cultivates hope for marginalised youth
Launched by the Spain-based Islamic Culture Foundation (FUNCI) in 2018, the school is the first of its kind in Morocco
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Thawing permafrost in Norway could release unexpected quantities of methane
In addition to the threat posed by climate change, oil and gas operations located close to areas of permafrost accelerate its thaw
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Wild and Free: A moment in time with Earth's most beautiful creatures
Dr Rajiv Dang's journeys to renowned wildlife habitats to pursue some of the earth's most beautiful creatures have rewarded him with many awe-inspiring moments. Here is a selection of images from his ongoing show 'Wild and Free' that serves as a visual testament to the wonders of our planet
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From sequin tops to silver skirts: what to wear this festive season
Here's a look at some of the pieces that are trending this party season
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Climate scientists push back against COP28 cheer
Many climate scientists said the joyful sentiments of world leaders did not accurately reflect the limited ambition of the agreement
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Leadership, like running a cricket team, is an art more than science: Mike Brearley
The former England skipper, considered one of the most astute captains the sport has ever seen, breaks down his thoughts on leadership