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Second wave, new vaccines mark India’s summer of disquiet

In a two-part series, Nature India analyses the fresh surge in coronavirus cases, the vaccine pipeline and the challenges of inoculating a mammoth population.

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Algal bloom kills corals, other marine animals in Gulf of Mannar

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Light on dark matter

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Innovators target vaccines for variants and shortages in global South

The next generation of COVID-19 vaccines will not only tackle viral variants but also provide solutions across the globe at a fraction of the cost.

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Mastering the craft of e-mail applications

Ronith Stanly shares the secret of how he turned constructive feedback from repeated rejections into an algorithm for success.

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Forgotten stories of India’s environment movement

Abdul Jamil Urfi* goes back in time to recount how environmentalism evolved in the golden eighties from a top down conservation approach to grassroots activism.

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