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UN Hails Cooperatives As Vehicle To Make Sustainable Development A Reality For All.
“Inequality is a fundamental obstacle to development, depriving people of basic services and opportunities to build better lives for themselves and their children,&rdquo...
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Women’s World Cup Ratings Beat NBA, NHL.
The final between Japan and the U.S. at the Women’s World Cup on Sunday was the most-watched soccer event in American television history. Drawing 25.4 million viewers, i...
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Edelman Loses Executives And Clients Over Climate Change Stance
Edelman, which calls itself the world’s largest public relations firm, has lost four executives who lead its corporate-responsibility practice – at least in part b...
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The UN Fell Short On Helping Women
A critical push for universal progress, launched by the United Nations in 2000, has reached an official close. On Monday, the U.N. released its report on the initiative known ...
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The Explosive Growth Of Community Solar Gardens In 2015
For much of the recent rise of solar power, the industry has been divided in two: distributed rooftop solar, and utility-scale solar parks. According to a new report from GTM ...
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Ira Singhal First In UPSC Exam, Top Four Positions Secured By Women
Ira Singhal became the first physically challenged candidate to top the civil services examination that saw women take the top four ranks on Saturday. And giving Delhi somethi...
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MDG Report: India On Track In Reducing Poverty
‘But it still remains home to one quarter of global underfed population’ India has halved its incidence of extreme poverty, from 49.4 per cent in 1994 to 24.7 per ...
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Here?s The Most Lucrative Way To Fight Climate Change
A new report outlines how to grow the economy and stymie climate change at the same time Economists, politicians and scientists have long debated how (and whether) climate cha...
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Rural India To Dominate Next Set Of Internet Users.
India, with over 300 million internet users, is the second largest mobile market of the world, only after China. But, 300 million out of 1.2 billion population, surely leaves ...
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‘India’s Abortion Law Should Be Changed To Save Women’, Says Mumbai Doctor Nikhil Datar
India’s abortion law should be urgently changed to prevent women from making ill-informed decisions and risking their lives with illegal pregnancy terminations, a Mumbai...
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