Often dismissed as a manual for sexual positions, the Kamasutra is, in fact, a radical text that champions women’s pleasure and autonomy.
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As Christopher Luxon meets India’s Narendra Modi, his pledge to secure a trade deal in his first term still looks optimistic. But he can already claim some success.
Don’t just blame the city’s cars, factories and building sites. Mountains and weather patterns make it particularly hard for pollution to escape.
Google’s search engine fields 6.3 million queries every second. But the results it dishes up are far from perfect.
The Artificial Intelligence Action Summit, held in Paris on Feb. 11, reflected a political shift towards addressing social and environmental challenges posed by AI.
As Donald Trump embraces a multipolar world where raw power dominates, New Zealand will find itself in a global minority of democracies.
Ritual bathing at the confluence of large rivers has long held special significance in Hindu rituals. Sangam, where the Ganga and Yamuna are believed to meet the fabled Saraswati, is the most revered.
Forests in India’s tribal heartland are being caught in the crossfire of conflict.
To stop a crime, it helps to understand who these criminals are and how they think.
Nations will need to tread carefully on the Moon in order to avoid conflict.
Recent experiments make the case for a paradigm shift in the provision of social assistance.
E.M. Forster’s motto was “only connect”. But what if the colonised and the coloniser cannot understand each other in any way?
Thought-provoking reads for the critical thinker on your gift list. Each book connects with a past Don’t Call Me Resilient episode. Listen alongside reading to bring the scholar & their ideas to life.
A new study reveals the lethal effects of air pollution in India.
India is where China was economically 15 years ago. With new talk of trade negotiations, a clear view of India’s present and future power will be vital.
Restoring democracy will be a tall order for the interim government as it grapples with security, economic and geopolitical crises.
Real freedom often remains elusive.
Coercion and repression are increasingly travelling across borders, thanks to 21st-century communications.
The world’s second largest city is one of its most polluted.
Brics+ countries want a new international monetary order to reduce dependency on certain foreign currencies.
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