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Ministries battle over applicability of Forest Rights Act
Union ministries are engaged in an official tussle over the ambit and implementation of the Forest Rights Act. After the environment ministry (MoEF) issued a circular in Octob...
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Health Min to strengthen maternal & child tracking systems
In a bid to improve child sex ratio by providing better antenatal and pre-natal care to women in the country, the Health Ministry is planning to strengthen its Maternal and Ch...
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Survey Finds Doctors Concerned About Impacts Of Climate Change On Patient Health
American medical professionals specializing in respiratory conditions and critical care are concerned about what climate change may mean for patient health, a new survey finds...
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India on high alert after massive oil spill threatens Sunderbans ecology
The oil spill in Sunderbans area of Bangladesh has created panic in India and the officials are now gearing up for possible challenges to the environment in near future. The s...
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India should take a more proactive role in climate change negotiations: R K Pachauri, IPCC chairman
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) chairman RK Pachauri laments that policy directives to implement Narendra Modi's "no-effect" guideline are yet to be prepared,...
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National Seminar on Tribal Health Issues
More than a decade of research has shown that small and affordable measures can significantly reduce the health risks that women face when they become pregnant. Most maternal ...
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Deconstructing The Deplorable Misrepresentation of Women in Indian Media
It is the limited roles women play within our media that are most keenly responsible for perpetuating old stereotypes, and moulding the idea of what women should be to a few c...
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30% adolescent girls in Jalna suffer from anaemia
A survey carried out in Jalna district has revealed that acute anaemia is crippling girl students, especially those aged between 14 and 16 years. The study, initiated by gynae...
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2014 Lima Climate Change Talks Had Little For India As Risks Rise
The recently concluded UN climate change conference in the Peruvian capital Lima eventually ended up mimicking its previous versions in style and content with little to achiev...
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India’s bride markets grow, while trafficking convictions decline
The shortage of brides in some states with skewed sex ratio has made human trafficking a lucrative trade The Indian predilection for aborting or killing the female child appea...
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