Episode 64: Why Indian couples gain weight together

Episode 64: Why Indian couples gain weight together

Host: Subhra Priyadarshini; Sound editing: Prince George

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In today's episode: Weight gain is increasingly a shared journey in Indian homes; carbon farming could turn Indian croplands into climate allies; a nasal COVID booster may strengthen our frontline immunity and uranium’s flow into groundwater can now be predicted.

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Episode 71: Citizen astronomers spot wondrous cosmic rings

Episode 71: Citizen astronomers spot wondrous cosmic rings

Host: Subhra Priyadarshini; Sound editing: Prince GeorgeHow would it be if the next cosmic mystery was found by volunteers peering into radio maps?And what if plants carry a 500-million-year-old switc...

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Episode 70: Ganga's worst dry spell

Episode 70: Ganga's worst dry spell

Host: Subhra Priyadarshini; Sound editing: Prince GeorgeRiver Ganga’s story of drought stretched a thousand years — right now is this river’s worst chapter yet?What if the next revolution in green tra...

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Episode 69: A handheld gadget that spots mastitis before farmers do

Episode 69: A handheld gadget that spots mastitis before farmers do

Host: Subhra Priyadarshini; Sound editing: Prince GeorgeA device to transform dairy health — plus, snowflake fractals, molecular antibodies, and ageing skin in a dish.What if snowflakes could cage ele...

22 Sep 20256min

Episode 68: Womb care shapes baby guts

Episode 68: Womb care shapes baby guts

This week, we’ve got four stories that move from the microscopic world inside infants’ guts to the liquid-electrons in graphene, and from AI picking up disease early to plants healing themselves after...

15 Sep 20257min

Episode 67: Himalayan peas hold climate clues

Episode 67: Himalayan peas hold climate clues

Ancient crops may guide future farming — plus, a soda-can satellite sniffs pollution, a new pest threatens jasmine, and DNA ties India to Sri Lanka.Host: Subhra Priyadarshini; Sound editing: Prince Ge...

8 Sep 20257min

Episode 66: Indian ecologists keep the field alive

Episode 66: Indian ecologists keep the field alive

Host: Subhra Priyadarshini; Sound editing: Prince GeorgeThis Week in India’s Science: we’re venturing out into forests with Indian ecologists, uncovering why migrants are missing from climate plans, i...

1 Sep 20256min

Episode 65: AI spots toxic plastics

Episode 65: AI spots toxic plastics

Host: Subhra Priyadarshini; Sound editing: Prince George*****This Week in India’s Science, we'll explore how AI is peeking inside plastics, how tiny raindrops teach us about storms, why India is movin...

25 Aug 20257min

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