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July 24, 2026

Tomato truths: To know your farmer is to know your food

At a time when food safety is being hotly debated, it’s only sensible to subtract the intermediaries and go directly to the source

As the saffron economy unravels, Kashmir’s women stand to lose

Climate change and a steep decline in production affects women who work in the fields, as well as those who play key roles in trade

Menopause: The seen and unseen toll on women’s bodies

Symptoms as varied as tinnitus and joint pains must be treated holistically, say doctors

In every household, a vegetable farmer: The Kanjikuzhy story

Soil infertility and limited success in farming did not hold back Kanjikuzhy’s panchayat and community, who became pioneers in cultivating crops like beans

Feature Articles

Tomato truths: To know your farmer is to know your food

At a time when food safety is being hotly debated, it’s only sensible to subtract the intermediaries and go directly to the source

Umer Ahmad

July 22, 2026

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As the saffron economy unravels, Kashmir’s women stand to lose

Climate change and a steep decline in production affects women who work in the fields, as well as those who play key roles in trade

Shruti Gokarn

July 18, 2026

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Menopause: The seen and unseen toll on women’s bodies

Symptoms as varied as tinnitus and joint pains must be treated holistically, say doctors

Aathira Konikkara

July 17, 2026

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In every household, a vegetable farmer: The Kanjikuzhy story

Soil infertility and limited success in farming did not hold back Kanjikuzhy’s panchayat and community, who became pioneers in cultivating crops like beans

Durga Sreenivasan

July 11, 2026

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India is the world’s pharmacy. How did it become a superbug hotspot?

Individuals shouldn’t be blamed for a systemic collapse, assert scholars Assa Doron and Alex Broom

Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness

India is the world’s pharmacy. How did it become a superbug hotspot?

Individuals shouldn’t be blamed for a systemic collapse, assert scholars Assa Doron and Alex Broom

Harshita Kale

June 3, 2026

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Why India’s wastewater is a haven for superbugs that outdo medicines

Wastewater from homes, hospitals and pharma factories mixes together, creating the ideal breeding ground for drug-resistant bacteria

Durga Sreenivasan

April 22, 2026

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Typhoid lurks in India’s water. Why are antibiotics failing to stop it?

Complexities in diagnosis and treatment make the use of broad-spectrum antibiotics unavoidable. This inevitably leads to resistance against the same life-saving drugs