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Vasudevan Sridharan
Vasudevan Sridharan is an experienced journalist based in South India who writes on current affairs, geopolitical equations, environment, start-ups, and economy. His works have appeared in several Indian and global publications.
Vasudevan Sridharan is an experienced journalist based in South India who writes on current affairs, geopolitical equations, environment, start-ups, and economy. His works have appeared in several Indian and global publications.
Experts have urged India to explore innovative solutions to skirt the curbs, from e-waste recycling to extracting rare earths from oil wells.
If Indian carriers can acquire the jets, it could ease capacity issues and boost the country’s aviation growth.
Ties between India and Bangladesh have worsened in recent months over New Delhi’s decision to grant shelter to ex-PM Sheikh Hasina.
Street theatre in India has had to adapt to the digital age and ideological threats to stay relevant amid a changing cultural landscape.
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Strongmen around the world have blamed foreign entities for domestic ills to woo their supporters, analysts say.
A number of new cable systems set to come online by 2025 are expected to quadruple the country’s data transmission capacity.
While some women advocate for natural childbirth, the lack of skilled care and potential for complications during home deliveries poses significant risks.
India’s anti-tuberculosis drive has been slowed by social stigma, superstition, poor public awareness and widespread tobacco use.
Atul Subhash blamed his estranged wife, her family, and the judicial system for his death, alleging extortion and manipulation of the legal system.
The rise of ‘Bal Sant’ has sparked controversy, with critics questioning the authenticity of his spiritual claims and the role of his family in his public image.
Female gig workers in India have formed a union to advocate for rights and visibility, and confront harassment, unsafe conditions, and exploitation.
Air quality experts say the surge in air pollution following the festival is leading to increased respiratory issues and hospital admissions.
Among the entities that have been targeted by hackers were Star Health Insurance, the Supreme Court and SMEs.
The ambitious “Mumbai in Minutes” initiative promises faster commutes, but experts warn of land acquisition and environmental hurdles.
Activists cautiously welcome the move – but call for broader support and sustainable job opportunities for all transgender people.
Analysts say the vigilantes operate under the political patronage of the ruling BJP, targeting Muslims suspected of trading cows for meat.
Experts say lack of infrastructure for proper waste collection is a primary cause, call for industry-specific policies to address crisis.
Experts criticised the project’s lack of planning and implementation, highlighting the need for a more comprehensive approach to habitat restoration and conservation.
The report comes after the horrific rape and murder of a woman doctor in Kolkata earlier this month sparked protests across India
A cultural identity forged over decades hangs in the balance as India’s small cinema owners battle to survive digital disruption.
The criticisms came after 10 train accidents happened in the past month and the deadly crash in June last year, which killed about 300.
A dearth of jobs in India has been cited as a key reason for PM Narendra Modi’s underwhelming performance at the recent election.
Amid the growing economic disparities across India, business-friendly Modi is facing calls to increase taxes on the super-rich.
Experts say scientific bridge health monitoring systems needed to prevent collapses linked to intense downpours and faulty construction by corrupt firms.
On average, Indian couples spend twice as much on their weddings than on education, a recent study shows.
Residents have begun to take matters into their own hands after a spate of extortion attempts by brazen biker gangs targeting drivers.
Cricket enthusiasts laud efforts to capture US market with co-hosting of T20 World Cup, say sport is on verge of ‘global breakthrough’.
For six years in a row, India has had the dubious honour of leading the world when it comes to information blackouts – even surpassing Myanmar and Iran.
India’s intelligence activities have led to accusations against the Research and Analysis Wing by countries such as the UK, Pakistan and Canada.
