An ancient justice system may hold the key to peace between India and Pakistan
By Jawad Kadir The Pakistan-India conflict has been raging for 70 years and there have been many international attempts to get the countries to sit down and work […]
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Andhra approves unemployment allowance, to benefit 12 lakh youth
Amaravati : The Andhra Pradesh Government has approved the “Mukhyamantri Yuva Nestam” scheme that makes unemployed youth in the state, eligible of receiving Rs 1000 […]
Bimaru states make India poorer than Pakistan, says World Bank report
Of the 270 million people that have been categorised below the standard, 70 per cent live in rural Indian and 30 per cent in urban […]
The hungry nation: the poor need a new and better deal
By Harsh Mander Like in the jungle, it is the survival of the fittest. Elected Governments are doing everything in their power to exclude people and […]
Telangana agriculture university ranked sixth best in India
The PJTSAU has already started conducting admissions to post-graduate courses in agriculture through national-level exam conducted by ICRISAT. HYDERABAD: Hyderabad-based Professor Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural […]
Reforming Indian agriculture by sprinkles and drips
By Narayan Ramachandran India’s agricultural policy for the next decade should shift away from cereal (and quantity) centricity and be primarily focused on water effectiveness Each […]
TISS becomes the first college in India to have a gender-neutral hostel
Mumbai : In a first, India has made way for its first-ever gender-neutral hostel. Seventeen students from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai have moved […]
Scaled-up solutions for a future of water scarcity
By Vikram Soni & Aditi Veena While bottom-up conservation movements have helped locally, India’s water problems are huge recious evolutionary living resources, natural infrastructure, are going […]
India and the UN: Celebrating 70 years of invaluable service to the cause of peace
“UN peacekeeping operates in increasingly complex environments and we are grateful for steadfast partners like India, who have risen to new challenges and continue to […]
A Lot Still Needs to Be Done to Address the Gender Gap in Academia
By Aniruddha Ghosh and Shreya Tandon In India and elsewhere, participation by female students in most disciplines tends to decrease along the academic pipeline. In her […]