CSE top environment policy think tank in India; 16th in the world: Global Index
CSE is ranked above organisations such as United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) in the list of top environment policy think tanks New Delhi: The New […]
Month: February 2018
4 Apps That are Changing the Face of Indian Agriculture
By Nidhi Singh There is a need to enhance the level of farm mechanization in the country. Majority of Indian population still depends on agriculture as […]
‘Abolition of triple talaq has been a huge advancement for women’s movement in India’
“The Sharia is not divine, it has evolved. It is not a stagnant pool. Centuries after Prophet, they brought in the concept of ‘taqleed’, which […]
NARENDRA MODI’S VISIT TO BOOST OMAN-INDIA TIES
The relations of Oman and India, that go back thousands of years, will get a boost with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the […]
Still sizeable gap between farm and fork: President
Sonepat: Emphasising that there is still a sizeable gap between farm and fork, President Ram Nath Kovind yesterday said justice must be done with the growers to make […]
When confusing media reports create chaos
By Nava Thakuria Relentless rumour, continued uncertainty and subsequent voluminous media coverage in Assam had recently resulted in the elimination of two innocent lives along […]
Need to focus on livelihood creation for rural youth: Naidu
New Delhi: Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said India needs to focus on livelihood creation for rural youth, even as he underlined the importance of […]
A Kerala model to solve hunger
If poverty is a grim reality in India, hunger is an everyday torment for millions. The reality is stark as India is ranked a lowly […]
Disciplinary proceedings are not human rights violation: Delhi HC
New Delhi: The ruling by Justice Vibhu Bakhru came on a CBI plea challenging a Central Information Commission (CIC) order directing the agency to provide one […]
More than disease, misogyny threatens the lives of women in India
By Sophie Corrodi In the first of our series on science and gender, Sophie Corrodi examines why leprosy still has a foothold in India Polygeia is a student […]