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WOMEN RESISTING POWER IN INDIA
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Single Women form the Largest of Women Workforce
I read in an article on The Hindu that despite high growth rate during the economic reform period, five economists of the World Bank have found that women’s ability to a...
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A Look at India’s National Health Profile 2018
On June 19, Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare J P Nadda released the National Health Profile (NHP)-2018 prepared by the Central Bureau of Health Intelligence (CBHI)....
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Making Nature’s Biological Assets Visible And Valuable
There is a two-way fluid and potentially infinite interaction and innovation frontier between Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies and Nature’s biological and biomi...
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World Report 2018: A Call to Action more essential than A Cry of Despair
The Human Rights Watch publishes an annual World Report in which the human rights records of more than ninety countries and territories are put into perspective. Reflecting ex...
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France builds an Alzheimer’s Village for Patients to Live Comfortably
I read in an article on CNN that there is no test that doctors can use to conclusively determine whether someone will get Alzheimer's disease. "If you are in your 20s or 30s a...
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An Encyclopaedia of Women Philosophers and Scientists
Although male and female students take philosophy undergraduate courses in almost equal numbers, the number of women who pursue a career in philosophy is much lower. The Guard...
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India spends a meagre Rs 3 a day on its Citizen's Health
A recent study conducted by the British medical journal, The Lancet, found out that Indians were the sixth biggest out-of-pocket health spenders in the low-middle income group...
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Indonesian Beach Club first to take the UN ‘Climate Neutral Now Pledge’
In December 2015, the whole world came together to sign the Paris Agreement, a global climate change agreement that laid the groundwork for a low-carbon future. The agreement ...
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South Asian University: Where students from India and Pakistan Bond
What would it be like if students from India and Pakistan study the same course and syllabus, in the same classroom, taught by the same faculty in the same university? This cr...
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Limitless Solutions to help Kids live a Normal Life
Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates has publicly praised the University of Central Florida for the second time in a month and this time, he focuses on Limbitless S...
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