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who governs knowledge a look at government and science in nehru’s india and afterwards

Who Governs Knowledge? A Look at Government and Science in Nehru’s India and Afterwards

The central question is not how much India spends on science, but how science is organised and for whom, raising long-standing concerns about bureaucracy, patronage, and social purpose.

Jahnavi Phalkey

top science stories of 2025

Top Science Stories of 2025

Nicola Jones, Knowable Magazine

can tinkering with plant pores protect crops against drought

Can Tinkering With Plant Pores Protect Crops Against Drought?

when darkness shines how dark stars could illuminate the early universe

When Darkness Shines: How Dark Stars Could Illuminate the Early Universe

Alexey A. Petrov

govt plans to open nuclear sector to private players

Govt Plans to Open Nuclear Sector to Private Players

we dimmed the dark now lights disrupt nature

We Dimmed the Dark. Now Lights Disrupt Nature.

what happens to the weavers lessons for ai from the industrial revolution

What Happens to the Weavers? Lessons for AI From the Industrial Revolution

sea level surge how global warming is drowning india s megacities

Sea Level Surge: How Global Warming is Drowning India's Megacities

Tanvi Deshpande IndiaSpend

when you look into the box the cat winks back

When You Look into the Box, the Cat Winks Back

james watson exemplified the best and worst of science

James Watson Exemplified the Best and Worst of Science