Waters and bridges between science journalism and scicomm
On November 24-25, the Science Journalists’ Association of India (SJAI) conducted its
Cognitive ability and voting 'leave' on Brexit
In a new study published in the journal PLoS ONE on November
A stage-managed World Cup
I’m glad the ICC Cricket World Cup ended the way it
So many cynical ads on TV
I wrote about cynical ads airing on Indian cable TV a while
India has a right to noise
Excerpt from ‘More light, less sound: On firecrackers and a festival of
On Somanath withdrawing his autobiography
Excerpt from The Hindu, November 4, 2023:
S. Somanath, Chairman, Indian Space
India's science leadership
On October 17, the National Council for Education Research and Training (NCERT)
Gaganyaan: The ingredient is not the recipe
For all the hoopla over indigeneity – from ISRO chairman S. Somanath exalting
An EIA process just for the Himalaya?
In The Hindu today, lawyers Archana Vaidya and Vikram Hegde have written
An 'expanded' heuristic to evaluate science as a non-scientist
The Hindu publishes a column called ‘Notebook’ every Friday, in which journalists
Marginalia: On NewsClick, NYT, toolkits, etc.
The Bharatiya Janata Party in power in India knows that the process
“Why has no Indian won a science Nobel this year?”
For all their flaws, the science Nobel Prizes – at the time they’
