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Fracking is set to lead to a sharp rise in emissions of climate changing greenhouse gases, newly undermining industry and government claims that shale gas is a relatively clea...
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Punjab Financial Inclusion Of Women In Five Charts
One billion women – more than 40% of the women around the world – don’t have access to formal financial services, according to Global Findex.The gender finan...
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Doctors Punjab Health Spend More On Salaries Less On Care
Two separate reports relating to health and healthcare in Punjab released last week have underlined that the poor, especially in rural areas, remain the most vulnerable to can...
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India's Doctors Learn Safer Abortion Techniques To Cut Maternal Deaths
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Transition From Millennium Development Goals To Sustainable Development Goals In India
India has made a significant progress towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and some targets have been achieved. However progress has been mixed. There is a scope to...
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Witness To Climate Change: Remembering Photographer Gary Braasch
Portland environmental photographer Gary Braasch described himself as a witness to climate change. He dedicated himself to making images that helped the rest of the world witn...
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Mobile Phones: Patriarchy's New Red Alert
Villages are imposing mobile phone bans on young women in order to control their new independence and mobility. It started with KhapPanchayats in Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Ra...
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Vadodara: Concerned over increasing number of HIV patients leaving ART therapy mid-way, SSG Hospital's Integrated Counselling and Testing Centre (ICTC) has launched an initiat...
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Traditional Aranmula Mirror Artisans Fight For Their Rights
Traditional artisans who craft the 'Aranmulakannadi', a unique handmade metal-alloy mirror are upset over fake groups claiming right over the mirror, even trying for obtain a ...
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Storage Level In Major Reservoirs Sees A Further Dip
The volume of water in 91 major reservoirs of the country for the week ending March 10, 2016 stands at 45.801 BCM (billion cubic metre). This is just 29 per cent of the total ...
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