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Cyclone Hudhud Hammers Odisha and Andhra Pradesh, India; Damage May Top $1 Billion
Cyclone Hudhud roared across India's eastern seaboard on Sunday leaving widespread damage to trees and buildings and killing at least six people despite a massive evacuation e...
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Sexist' video game suggests being a 'girl' is a profession
A new web-based game has come under fire on Twitter for suggesting that ‘girl’ is a profession, in line with being a scientist, police officer and construction wor...
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Private sector urged to invest in sustainable development at World Investment Forum
“There is a strong business case for investing in sustainability. Private sector approaches can help us to innovate,” UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said in a we...
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India gets it first mental health policy
Timed to coincide with the World Mental Health Day, the policy aims to provide universal access to mental healthcare, especially to those living in poverty The Union health mi...
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Coastal cities need to plan for climate change
Coastal cities in India need to plan and implement climate risk management strategies as an integral part of city development, experts said Friday. They were participating in ...
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We must have a sense of emergency when dealing with child labour, says Nobel winner Kailash Satyarthi
Indian child rights' campaigner Kailash Satyarthi, who shared the 2014 Nobel peace prize with Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai, has said that no business can ignore the men...
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Ebola effect reverses gains in maternal, child mortality
Maternal and infant deaths in Liberia and Sierra Leone are set to rise above their current alarming rates as fear of Ebola keeps pregnant women away from hospitals and makes a...
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Time Running Out For Action: John Kerry on Climate Change
US Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday issued a stark warning about the mounting effects of climate change, from food shortages to devastating droughts, saying time was ...
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Kailash Satyarthi: student engineer who saved 80,000 children from slavery
Indian children?? rights activist hails Nobel peace prize as an honour to young people ??hose voice has never been heard??Kailash Satyarthi says his heroes are the children he...
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International surrogacy is 'new frontline in human trafficking', says judge John Pascoe; Indian case sparks renewed calls for inquiry
Calls have intensified for an inquiry into international commercial surrogacy after another case of Australians leaving children behind overseas. There are renewed calls for a...
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