Rubble to canvas: How artist brings to life Capital's demolished Kathputli Colony

In Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children, Saleem Sinai finds refuge in a "moving slum", before it is razed by the government during the Emergency. Fiction meets reality in Delhi's Kathputli Colony, which was bulldozed in 2017 to make way for the city's "first in-situ slum rehabilitation project".

NO MAGIC PILL

As GLP-1 drugs reshape obesity care, they could also increase disparities. 

India must reset Nepal policy

It remains unclear who will lead the transition.

Delhi will need to engage with the new order with tact and sensitivity. -

WHY NASA SAYS WE MAY BE CLOSEST EVER TO DISCOVERING LIFE ON MARS

The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has found the strongest signs yet that some form of life may have existed on Mars in the past.-

Indus Treaty and strategy

A new book looks at the relations between India and Pakistan through the prism of the Indus Waters Treaty. What Pakistan desires is not more water, but control over flows. India ensured the Treaty survived for long; it has finally exercised the strategic advantage of the upper riparian. Here's the bigger picture. 

Prior to GST rejig, almost 40% of consumers could just about manage food shopping: Survey

While the Goods and Services Tax (GST) cut announced by the GST Council with effect from September 22 will bring much-needed relief to Indian consumers, a new report has cautioned that a large proportion of shoppers were barely able to find the money to spend beyond food items earlier in the year.