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Is This A Glimmer Of Hope For Our At-Risk Oceans?
The world’s fisheries could see a swift recovery from overfishing and declining stocks if sensible reforms are implemented, according to a new study.Research suggests th...
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India's First Transband: Don't Hide Us Away, Don't Keep Us In A Cage
KomalJagtap used to work as a wedding singer in India. For about 5,000 rupees (£52), she would dance and sing when people got married or wanted to celebrate a birth. But...
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Rotavirus Vaccine Launched Under Immunisation Drive
The health ministry on Saturday launched the rotavirus vaccine as part of its universal immunisationprogramme to prevent diarrhoeal deaths due to the virus which claims lives ...
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Tackling Inequality As Injustice: Four Challenges For The Human Rights Agenda
Over the last three months, openGlobalRights has brought together leading practitioners from various fields to debate economic inequality from a human rights perspective. In f...
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The Recycling Reflex
What if there were something that could create 1.5 million new jobs, reduce carbon emissions equal to taking 50 million cars off the road, cut dependence on foreign oil, incre...
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Ecuador Creates Galapagos Marine Sanctuary To Protect Sharks
Ecuador has created a new marine sanctuary in the Galápagos Islands that will offer protection to the world’s greatest concentration of sharks.Some 15,000 square ...
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Right For Men, Left For Women: Gendered Buttons Still A Thing.
Buttons have existed as a way of fastening clothes since thousands of years BC, but over the last few millennia no one’s been able to explain the provenance of a rather ...
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Disability No Hurdle, Prakash Shows The Way
Prakash, who is 90 percent physically disabled and belongs to Mumbai, donated blood for the 77th time at the PGI today. Prakash M Nadar was afflicted by polio during childhood...
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Waterless In Marathwada: Farm Crisis Is Extra Hard On Women
In Marathwada’s worst-hit districts of Beed, Osmanabad and Latur, households now have an uncompromising priority list of expenses as an economy hit by years of near-tota...
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How The Govt Plans To Dispose 484 Tonnes Of Bio-Medical Waste Everyday
Only 15% of all biomedical waste is hazardous, but the treatment of all waste is important, not just for the public but also healthcare workers. It’s also an environment...
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