In a wide-ranging conversation, Jnanpith laureate Pratibha Ray reflects on her lifelong commitment to humanist writing rooted ...

In the Gran Chaco Region, which stretches into both Paraguay and Bolivia, the Ayoreo tribe shows what happens when outsiders ...

Mudras, yoga hand gestures, are an underrated aspect of asana that can shift your emotional state and intensify your practice ...

On the eve of Chief Minister of Jharkhand Hemant Soren’s visit to the UK and Oxford University, Alpa Shah, Professor of ...

Without doubt, an absence of an integrity-based political leadership of Africa’s largest democracy that is high of morals and ethical values has ensured its stunted national development within the ...

Tucked away just minutes from Missoula lies a riverside paradise where history whispers through ancient cottonwoods and the ...

That’s just the opening salvo of this confused, retrograde report, which leaves out a lot of important details from its ...

Dr. Caroline Kline explored Mormon women, feminism and the “tradwife” movement during a University of Utah lecture event on ...

Ashton, a respected Māori leader and executive, whose work supporting wāhine Māori in business reflects how Indigenous creativity and enterprise are transforming industries, including fashion. Teresa ...

New research suggests the mysterious Roman-era “Beachy Head Woman” was likely from Britain, not the Mediterranean or sub-Saharan Africa. Advances in DNA sequencing are helping researchers resolve a ...

Guest Opinion. The objectification of Native people as relics of the past and as “Invisible Americans” helps explain why reporting on missing Native persons is less reliable and why there is an ...

A new study suggests humans belong in an elite “league of monogamy,” ranking closer to beavers and meerkats than to chimpanzees. By comparing full and half siblings across species and human cultures, ...