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Posts in category: Stories 2026

How rural women are reshaping who gets to do science in India

September 21, 2026
by editor_rukhmabai with No Comment Stories 2026

From forests and farms to climate adaptation, women in rural communities are generating knowledge, testing solutions and influencing scientific research.

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From researcher to entrepreneur: The journey of Dr K Rajeshwari

May 6, 2026
by editor_rukhmabai with No Comment Stories 2026

The founder of Bioklone turned her expertise in monoclonal antibodies into a research services company that now works with scientists and institutions worldwide.

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Meet the women teaching STEM in the backwaters

May 6, 2026
by editor_rukhmabai with No Comment Stories 2026

In under-resourced colleges across India, women educators sustain scientific temper, mentor first-generation learners, and navigate constraints with ingenuity.

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Reading chaos: How an IIT Delhi hydrologist is rethinking floods and droughts

February 23, 2026
by editor_rukhmabai with No Comment Stories 2026

As climate volatility reshapes India’s rivers and cities, Dhanya CT studies the patterns beneath floods and droughts to build systems of early warning.

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How an Anthropologist First Contacted the Sentinelese & Jarawa Tribes

February 23, 2026
by editor_rukhmabai with No Comment Stories 2026

Anthropologist Dr Madhumala Chattopadhyay spent six years in the Andamans and led the first peaceful contact with the Sentinelese and Jarawa in 1991.

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Why Marine Conservation in India Needs Fishers, and Consumers, on Its Side

February 12, 2026
by editor_rukhmabai with No Comment Stories 2026

From moonlit turtle patrols in Chennai to reshaping how India eats fish, marine conservationist Divya Karnad has built a people-first model of ocean stewardship.

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