Public health analysts write about why the confirmation of Ebola cases in Uganda’s capital Kampala fundamentally changes the risk calculus of the current outbreak.
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Why Modi’s Political Boom Is Drowning Out India’s Economic Gloom
Opinion writer Vir Sanghvi argues in ThePrint that Modi’s soaring popularity continues to overshadow deep economic problems including a sliding rupee and foreign investor exodus.
Why the Ebola Bundibugyo Variant Is Especially Dangerous and Harder to Stop
Science writers explain why the Bundibugyo species of Ebola has no approved vaccine or specific treatment and what makes the current outbreak unusually difficult to contain.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi: Why Sangakkara’s Praise Matters and What It Means for India Cricket’s Future
Cricket writers dissect why Kumar Sangakkara’s lavish praise for teenage batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi represents a real endorsement from one of the game’s greatest.
Why Is Bumrah Having One of His Worst IPL Seasons? ESPNcricinfo Analyses
ESPNcricinfo published an in-depth analysis examining the factors behind Jasprit Bumrah’s unusually difficult IPL 2026 campaign for Mumbai Indians.
Why the IPL Should Consider Reforming Its Playoff Structure to Prevent Final-Week Drama
A cricket writer argues the current IPL format creates excessive anxiety and unfairness in the final playoff qualification round
Why I Stopped Using Social Media After the Ebola Misinformation Flood in 2026
A personal essay about one writer’s decision to quit social media after being overwhelmed by false health claims during the Ebola scare
Why the NEET Scandal Is a Symptom of India’s Deeper Education Inequality Problem
An education reformer argues the NEET leak is not just about corruption but about a system that favours the wealthy in competitive admissions