India may soon become dependent on lithium imports, says Vikram Kirloskar
By Amrit Raj EVs could have been a good option if our electricity was entirely generated from nuclear or hydropower. With India’s current energy profile, […]
Month: February 2018
No safe drinking water, public transport: Why urban and not rural should be government’s focus
By Kala S Sridhar In his Budget 2018, finance minister Arun Jaitley focused on much-needed rural development. But given the contributions cities make to overall […]
Salary & benefits top priority for Indian youth in jobs:Report
Hyderabad: Millennials account for 25 per cent of the working age population in India and while choosing a company to work for, 75 per cent of them consider salary and benefits […]
Developing India’s Human Capital Through Sports
By Anirban R Banerjee Just a large population of humans is of no value if it does not have quality. Quality of our population is the […]
Samuday, a new initiative to improve the environment
New Delhi :Â A pollution-free clean India would be the best tribute to the nation. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan is a cleanliness mass movement organized by the […]
India rises in intellectual property rankings
Nation breaks free of bottom 10% of economies measured for first time New Delhi: India has substantially improved its ranking to 44th in the latest […]
TAFE seeks to improve farm productivity and agri-mechanization in Telengana
HYDERABAD: TAFE – Tractors and Farm Equipment Limited, India’s second largest tractor manufacturer partners with Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) as the event sponsor for […]
How a dumpyard was transformed into a paddy field
By SALMANUL FARISY How brand new village spaces are being created in Kerala Two sides of the Choornikkara village road in Kerala are lined with marigolds […]
India to Double Number of Women Volunteers for UN Peace Missions
Thirty-eight officers from military, police and diplomatic services from India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Canada, Japan, Finland, Sweden, Switzerland, Sri Lanka and the UK have come together […]
Study shows female genital mutilation widely practised among Bohras; evokes comparison with triple talaq
NEW DELHI: Three out of four girls from the Bohra community in India are forced to undergo genital mutilation during their pre-teens, according to a […]