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To reckon with the legacy of colonialism, the government needs to reassess its vision of justice, its methodology of dealing with those who are guilty, and its equation with institutional agents who enforce criminal law

K Kasturirangan, during whose tenure as ISRO chairman the Moon missions were planned, speaks about the past and the future of the Chandrayaan-3 moment.

Twelve years after the Fukushima nuclear meltdown, Japan's releasing cooling water from the power plant into the ocean.

Putin or the Kremlin have made no comment on Prigozhin’s death so far. But deaths of his opponents have come under focus, of late.

Who are the six new BRICS members? Concerns have been raised the group could become more pro-China and sideline India

While there is a clear rule against putting any stickers on the registration number plate under the Motor Vehicle Rules 1989, governments in different states have issued orders against putting stickers that signify caste and religion even on the body of the vehicle.

What is a soft landing, why is India sending Chandrayaan-3 to the Moon and what happens after it successfully lands? We explain.

When two hurricanes (or cyclones, depending on where you live), spinning in the same direction, are brought close together, they begin ‘an intense dance around their common center’ – this interaction is called the Fujiwhara effect.

Space Applications Centre and the Physical Research Laboratory, located in Ahmedabad, have supplied Chandrayaan-3 with crucial instruments.

Chandrayaan-1 carried a module called the Moon Impact Probe, which was dropped to the lunar surface as proof of India’s arrival.