Mohit M Rao

Ancient shelters, inscriptions and shrines are now being discovered deep within forests, from Bandhavgarh to the Aravallis Premium

The bait and hook of EdTech

‘Access to science is what every society needs’: Jahnavi Phalkey

The link between Bengaluru’s lakes, livelihoods and local memories

Katte and Kunte: The lesser known waterbodies of Bengaluru

With UAPA After Bengaluru Riot, Innocence Or Guilt Of 163 Men Is Immaterial

A wife finds CCTV footage that could prove her husband innocent. He is among 163 Muslims charged—the largest number ever in Karnataka—with terrorism for a night of rioting in Bengaluru. But lawyers say it could be months, even years, before evidence…

The slender loris struggles to find canopy in Bengaluru

Air pollution in cities takes a toll on bees

Over 10 agonizing days, this migrant worker walked and hitchhiked 1,250 miles home. India's lockdown left him no choice

(CNN)Rajesh Chouhan had covered 620 miles (1,000 kilometers) in five days. His legs were swollen and his blisters had burst. A piece of Styrofoam trash he'd found on the roadside was soaking up the pus seeping from his feet. But he didn't stop…

Why Bengaluru's Migrant Construction Workers Are Marching Home

Vultures in Bundelkhand rise, but stray cattle and other concerns persist

Farmers Demand Water in Return for Land in Yettinahole River Diversion Project

Farmers demand water in return for land in Yettinahole river diversion project

Karnataka's Cloud-Seeding Plan Needs More Science, Less Politics

The ‘gig’ economy is creating lakhs of jobs, but workers don’t see a future

Karnataka prone to flooding, but there is little focus on its management

Unsafe construction sites prove deathtraps for Bengaluru’s labourers

Centre for ‘amicable’ solution to Mekedatu

No rain-bearing clouds to seed in drought-prone areas

Degrees of difficulty for Bengaluru’s commuters