An op-ed explored the viral 2026 is the new 2016 social media trend arguing it reflects a genuine generational longing for a simpler pre-political-crisis era of internet culture and fashion.
Month: May 2026
Could Rogue Planets Be Harbouring Life Right Now in Our Galaxy
A science blog argued that the new research on rogue planet moons capable of sustaining life for billions of years should fundamentally shift how we think about the search for extraterrestrial life.
Ten Years On Why India’s Startup Ecosystem Is More Resilient Than Any Boom-Bust Cycle
A retrospective opinion piece argued that India’s startup ecosystem having survived multiple funding winters is more mature and resilient than its critics suggest with 127 unicorns as proof.
The Hidden Environmental Toll of Foods You Think Are Harmless
A popular explainer blog post argued that most people are wrong about the environmental impact of their diet and that beef and some nuts cause far more damage than commonly assumed.
How to Spot Misinformation in Real Time During Conflicts Like the 2026 Iran War
A practical guide offered readers step-by-step advice on how to verify images and videos before sharing them during ongoing conflicts using tools like reverse image search and BBC Verify.
What Saturn’s Solved Spin Mystery Tells Us About Science’s Power to Illuminate the Unknown
A science commentary explored what the resolution of Saturn’s decades-old rotation mystery tells us about how patient observation and the James Webb Space Telescope can transform understanding.
How Lucky We Are to Live in the Age of Vaibhav Sooryavanshi – ESPNcricinfo Feature
A glowing tribute piece on ESPNcricinfo celebrated the teenage batting phenomenon Vaibhav Sooryavanshi calling him a generational talent who has already rewritten IPL batting records.
How Should We Feel About Boeing Finally Being Held Accountable Seven Years Later
A commentary piece explored the emotional complexity of the Boeing 737 MAX verdict asking whether the $49.5 million award offers real justice or simply closes the book on corporate impunity.
India’s NEET-UG Crisis Is a Test of Whether the State Can Be Trusted With Education
Opinion writers argued that India’s recurring NEET-UG exam controversies reveal a deep structural failure in the government’s ability to manage high-stakes national assessments without corruption.
Why the Karnataka Power Shift Matters Far Beyond Bengaluru Opinion
Political analysts argue that the Karnataka Congress leadership change from Siddaramaiah to DK Shivakumar is not just about state politics but signals a new era for India’s grand old party ahead of 2029.