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Golden Gate Bridge: Where San Francisco Bay opens to meet Pacific Ocean

Irving Morrow chose this specific shade because he thought it complemented the natural landscape and was bright enough to be seen during heavy fog

Degree doesn't matter

Doctor sahib knows much more than the real doctors themselves

Lunch with BS: Ashis Nandy explains how nationalism can be restrictive

Discomfort over dissent is nothing new. Every government since Independence has been uncomfortable with it

Verdant public spaces, transport, modern cuisine make Zurich a livable city

Apparently, before the turn of the millennium, Zürich had one of the biggest drug scenes in Europe

A burning issue

Why do farmers persist with a practice like stubble burning that has been proved to gravely impair air quality across a radius of hundreds of kilometers?

A tech-tonic shift

Consuming food grain and cooking oil straight from the source made the author realise how much adulteration there was in the market

Undiluted truth of clean drinking water: How to quench the parched earth

Systematic efforts can help achieve the goal of universal water supply by 2030

The faces of exclusion lost in Aadhaar debate

The fact is that we don't know exactly how many individuals have been denied their entitlements because of Aadhaar

CJAR is fighting for transparency in courts and accountability of judiciary

Campaign for Judicial Accountability and Judicial Reforms is advocating for formation of independent commission with disciplinary powers over judges

NGO takes people on a 'Night Walk' to show what it means to live on street

An NGO takes people on a 'Night Walk' to show what it means to live on the streets of Delhi

The new idiom of patriotism

As I listen to Loknaad's music, I realise that patriotism isn't (or shouldn't) be an unquestioning love for one's nation

Vietnam's Hoi An: 'Pho' in a thundering typhoon

Once a major port, Hoi An has retained over 800 historic houses, temples and pagodas

Reflections on life and death

Modern medicine has somehow made us all think of death as being, in some way, a failure to survive, rather than an inevitable reality, writes the author

Gopal Pandey's disappearing act

The author is expressing her views on wedding season

The disappearing world of Nagaland's Konyak tribe

There was a time when the fierce warriors of the Konyak tribe displayed the skulls of their vanquished enemies as war trophies

Will the Gehlots survive GST?

Shoemakers from Hisar share their woes

Cultivating better lives of villagers in Kumaon

The idea is to promote the use of indigo dyeing and enable farmers to earn an extra income

Reach one, teach all

Vidyagyan schools are changing the way students engage with education to make them community leaders

A film club with a big heart

By screening movies with developmental themes, a Delhi-based film club is helping NGOs

New mechanism of learning English in government schools

A small but growing number of cos using tech-driven solutions to assist teachers, improve learning