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The seven newborns, along with another 10-month-old cub, are the future of Project Cheetah. What now lies in store for them? How are Kuno officials trying to help the cubs and their mothers? We explain

Why is the resolving of the Northern Ireland deadlock important? How has its new First Minister, Michelle O’Neill, created history? We explain

Mark Zuckerberg has apologised to parents of children victimised on Meta platforms. It is not enough

Vijay’s appeal transcends caste, class and religion, and his superstardom rivals that of the legendary MGR. Can he disrupt Tamil Nadu’s political status quo?

Advani’s Rath Yatra led to communal tensions in many parts of the country, but also catalysed the rise of the BJP as a national political force. His contribution to the BJP’s present-day stature is undeniable.

People for Ethical Treatment of Animals have mounted a legal challenge against the practises of buffalo and bulbul fighting in the Gauhati High Court. What are these traditions? Why were they discontinued? Now that they are back, why does PETA want to ban them?

Growing pressure on European museums to return artifacts taken from Southeast Asia during colonial times could provide soft-power benefits for the EU amid attempts to improve its image in the region, analysts say.

On January 30, a suspected Chinese spy pigeon was released into the wild after getting a clean chit from police. Historically, pigeons have been the most famous animal that has been used for espionage.

India’s first-ever snow leopard estimate overcame the challenges of unforgiving terrain, the cat’s elusive nature and undistinguishable spot patterns. But this is only the beginning of our understanding of the cat’s status and vulnerabilities across its range.

There has been a surge of illegal immigration on the United States’ southern border. Why? What is behind the US’s failure to address this issue? And how will this play out in an election year?