India’s tiger killings highlight growing conflict between humans and wildlife
By Adam Withnall Villagers crushed a tiger to death with a tractor on Sunday and the shooting of a tigress called T-1 has sparked a national controversy […]
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India inks 3 MoUs with Malawi, announces over USD 215 mn loan to 18 water projects
New Delhi: India on Monday extended a new line of credit of USD 215.16 million for 18 water projects in landlocked Malawi and signed three MoUs in areas […]
7 In 10 Teenage Indian Girls Want To Graduate, 3 In 4 Have Career Plan: New Survey
By Prachi Salve Mumbai: Seven in 10 teenage Indian girls want to finish graduation, three in four have a specific career path in mind, and nearly three […]
Conquering Hunger: The Battle for Right to Food in India
By Annapurna and Navneet Sharma There are so many hungry people. To them God has no other shape than bread.—Mahatma Gandhi India has recently crossed […]
India hit with its biggest outbreak of Zika to date, with 32 confirmed cases
By Manveena Suri India has recorded its biggest outbreak of Zika virus to date, with 32 cases confirmed in Jaipur, capital of the western state […]
IPCC Special Report: Climate risks require India to rethink its approach
By Padmini Gopal The report warns of increased risk of coastal flooding, heatwaves, food scarcity and vector-borne diseases A landmark study released by the Intergovernmental Panel […]
Changing Global Gender Norms Is Possible
By SARAH DEGNAN KAMBOU & RAVI VERMA What India can show the United States about how to disrupt rape culture. The scope and intensity of last week’s […]
India, Russia sign $5.43 billion missile deal, agreements on cooperation in space, agriculture, nuclear sectors
“Our relations go beyond military hardware and military exchanges. We paid attention to humanitarian response mechanisms,” says Russian President Vladimir Putin. Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived […]
High suicide rates among women in India: Toxic gender roles in marriage exacerbate the problem
By Aashika Ravi Would it surprise anyone to know that marriage, just like every other institution in this glorious patriarchy that we live in, is […]
Why Is India Still A Developing Nation?
By Subhasish Das The journey of the Indian subcontinent and its tremendous metamorphosis over the last 5000 years is a great example of how civilizations […]