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Topic: Migration

Global migration has tripled since 2000, say researchers from LSE and HKU

In the study published in Nature, researchers used advanced machine learning and AI to combine several data sources and create the most detailed migration map that has ever been assembled.

New book explores complex themes of relationships, queerness and migration in quest for identity

Published by HarperCollins, ‘A Room in Bombay’ by Manil Suri will be released on 23 May on SoftCover, ThePrint’s online platform for launching non-fiction books.

Why are millions fleeing the world’s richest nations? It’s the new great migration

A report by The Economist shows that almost four million people emigrated from Western countries in 2024, almost 20 per cent more than before the pandemic.

Urban migration sets stage for record property IPO year

Urban migration in the world’s most populous nation is expected to drive demand for nearly $906 billion of new housing by 2034.

Toxic air is driving people out of India’s cities, threatening urban growth

As toxic air drives families out of metropolises, India faces health, economic and demographic shifts in its urban landscape.

Parsis to Tibetans, India ‘safe haven’ for ‘persecuted communities’ for centuries—new Class 7 NCERT book

Previous NCERT social science textbooks didn't have such a chapter. No connection to CAA controversy, says NCERT director.

Anaemic mothers of Melghat & a silent emergency. 140 child deaths in 7 months bare chronic neglect

At least 140 children have died in 2 talukas of Melghat since April. ‘Problem is’, says a doctor, ‘how can you draw water if well is empty? Mothers themselves are in poor health.’

Net migration to UK drops 70%, but Indians still largest group to immigrate to country

Some 204,000 more people came to the UK for a long-term stay than departed in the 12 months through June. That’s less than a third of 649,000 for the same period a year earlier.

What are Amur falcons? Migratory birds with an incredible journey once hunted in Nagaland

Today, the Amur falcon is the talk of the town. But one chapter of its story begins in mass slaughter; a reminder of the importance of community-driven conservation.

Gallup poll shows American dream is souring for Americans. Many eyeing Canada, Italy, Japan

As many as one in five Americans now want to leave the US for good, according to a November 2025 Gallup poll. What’s behind it and where they’d like to go.

On Camera

Pigeons are not the problem. Our bajra charity is

From passionate teenage activist to an adult dodging flying faeces, my toxic relationship with the city's most stubborn squatter is over.

Pakistan’s Economic Survey celebrates stability, its Budget for FY27 shows how fragile that stability is

Pakistan is seeing stabilisation without transformation, satisfied creditors without serving citizens & its most lauded fiscal achievement is deteriorating, even before it's fully realised.

Yet another AN-32 crash. Replacement of aging fleet planned since mid-2000s could see movement soon

The primary task of the over 100 AN-32s with the IAF is to deliver all that is needed for sustenance of soldiers across the country, from high altitude and mountainous terrain to the island chains.

Five challenges await Modi. First, he must shake off the past and Nehru

It’s a perfectly reasonable presumption that Modi will be around for a significant enough time for us to reflect on the challenges that lie ahead. I will list five.