In the late 1800s, the British took Indians to Fiji to work on plantations. There, they would sing bidesia, lamenting for a lost homeland.

with historian Projit Bihari Mukharji

We are increasingly sharing space with predators and wild animals. We learn how to co-exist from Nayanika Mathur

with historian David Arnold

with Sanjeev Jain of NIMHANS

with Dominik Wujastyk

A public health vacuum left by governments over decades is being filled by tech companies, which have stepped up surveillance

with biologist Annamma Spudich

Colonial cities lack proper water and sanitation -- and sometimes employ water carriers. We speak to Pratik Chakrabarti

Folk Healing is the most ancient form of medicine. G. Hariramamurthi has visited more than 12,000 villages across India to document folk medicine practices