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Written by her captors

Explore the tragic true story of Troilokya Tarini, one of history's earliest alleged serial killers, and the social injustices, patriarchy, and colonial Bengal that shaped her life.

Ice Ages and Global Hothouses: Are Human Emissions Truly Responsible?

Explores Earth's history of extreme climate shifts, from global glaciations to natural greenhouse periods and mass extinctions driven by geological forces. Drawing on paleoclimatology, the article questions whether human emissions alone explain modern climate change and argues that natural climate cycles deserve greater consideration in discussions of climate policy and global warming.

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The Gold Standard: Reflections from Wild to Wise

The best, accurate, and reliable method or benchmark for evaluating or measuring something. Don’t break the sleeping standard by pretending that it is tough to wake up during such acting. Create an inspiring golden year filled with benchmark innovation in action toward progress. Realize the importance of human connection as well as cultural preservation to avoid distress. What next?

Letter/Essay

What is a House For?

Why does the housing crisis persist? Explore how house prices, pensions, wealth, inheritance, renting, and politics keep affordable housing out of reach.

Letter/Essay

In the Memory of My Teeth

Teeth have memory. That’s what my dentist told me. No ...

Fiction

When August Came for Her

Wearing a pyjama torn near the left ankle and a ...

Essays

India is A Thought

An evocative essay by Debajyoti Halder exploring India as an idea shaped by its people, education, unity, empathy, and the enduring power of thought.

Letter/Essay

Kolkata: A City That Can Be Smelled

Kolkata possesses an invisible map drawn entirely of scents, where every neighborhood tells a story. From the pungent greeting near Dhapa to the mouthwatering aromas of fried kachoris, biryani, and biscuits, the city speaks to your senses. Even College Street evokes deep nostalgia through the musty smell of old books. Can you truly navigate a city using only your nose?