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Conflict Keeps Mothers From Healthcare Services
Twenty-five-year-old Khemwanti Pradhan is a ‘Mitanin’ – a trained and accredited community health worker – based in the Nagarbeda village of the Bastar...
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The UN climate summit reveals India's hypocrisy on saving forests
Environment minister argues for historical justice on cutting carbon, but denies it to tribes living in the country?s forests On Tuesday, India?s minister for environment, for...
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Empowering women is good for the economy
Last month, the Gujarat state government in India instituted a two-week celebration on the empowerment of women. The celebration quickly subsided when the police took actions ...
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Climate change could see rise of violent conflict in India, warns new report
A new report from the Global Sustainability Institute at Anglia Ruskin University warns that India is vulnerable to ?climate conflict?, due to climate change having an impact ...
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India’s Mars mission successfully enters red planet’s orbit
India’s Mars Orbiter Mission successfully entered the red planet’s orbit on Wednesday morning. Scientists from the Indian Space and Research Organisation fired the...
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Experimental vaccine shows promise against dengue fever
An experimental vaccine against dengue fever being developed by Sanofi proved about 60 per cent effective in its second large clinical trial. The results could clear the way f...
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Flood and devastation sweep Assam, Meghalaya
Cloudburst, landslides kill 27 and damage infrastructure, property and crops in Garo Hills and West Khasi Hills Assam?s capital, Guwahati city, which received heavy rains on M...
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Discarding Veils, Embracing Change: Rajasthan?s Extraordinary Women Sarpanches
They may have initially contested from the women’s quota, but these ladies have proved themselves so well that they have been winning in the general quota ever since. An...
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Taking healthcare to India’s remote tribes
The right to good healthcare must be addressed using modern technology, innovative approaches and by involving tribals in developing solutions for their problems in his addres...
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India to act on climate change on its own volition: Environment minister
India will take action on climate change not "at somebody's dictation" but on its own volition, environment minister Prakash Javadekar has said. Prime Minister Narendra Modi i...
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