The Telegraph (India)

3 days ago | telegraphindia.com | Rachel Nuwer

Paper bags tend to require more energy to produce than plastic ones. A 2011 study by Britain’s Environment Agency concluded that you’d have to reuse a paper bag three times to bring its global warming impact in line with that of a plastic bag used just once Rachel Nuwer Published 21.04.25, 10:34 AM A bag’s environmental footprint depends on a plethora of factors: how it was made, what materials were used, how far it was transported and much more.

3 days ago | telegraphindia.com | Harold Goldberg

GAME: Karma: The Dark World developed by Pollard Studio LLC GENRE: Indie, horror, RPG, puzzle video game PLATFORMS: PlayStation 5 and PC Harold Goldberg Published 21.04.25, 10:19 AM The brilliant Karma: The Dark World is one of the most aggressively disturbing horror games released in some time. When investigator Daniel McGovern wakes to an empty hospital room, his left arm is grossly black and bionic.

3 days ago | telegraphindia.com | Snehamoy Chakraborty |Alamgir Hossain

The April 11 violence that marred Poila Baisakh business has left the predominantly Hindu and Jain traders of Murshidabad’s business hub of Dhulian pinning their hopes on Eid al-Azha Snehamoy Chakraborty, Alamgir Hossain Published 21.04.25, 04:51 AM The deserted Dhulian market in Murshidabad’s Samserganj on Sunday. Picture by Samim Aktar The communal riots in Dhulian have failed to dim its Hindu traders’ enthusiasm for Eid.

4 days ago | telegraphindia.com | Snehamoy Chakraborty

Demand has been growing from local Hindus for permanent BSF deployment in the area following the communal violence of April 11, which killed three people, destroyed scores of homes and shops and caused hundreds to flee Snehamoy Chakraborty Published 20.04.25, 05:37 AM Villagers appeal to the chairperson of the National Commission for Women, Vijaya Rahatkar, for a permanent BSF camp at Jafrabad in Murshidabad's Samserganj on Saturday.

4 days ago | telegraphindia.com | Stephanie Saul |Troy Closson

But the Trump administration’s recent move to deport hundreds of students here on visas, and his trade war with China, have stoked fears that the US is no longer a welcoming place for international students Stephanie Saul, Troy Closson Published 20.04.25, 05:18 AM A student with a painted face attends a rally at Columbia University in New York Xiaofeng Wan, a former admissions officer at Amherst College, now works as a private consultant to international students who want to come to the US....