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How Smart Animal Shelters Aim For ‘Zero Kill’
When Tracey Durning first met her dog, Fred, in an animal shelter in New York City in 1995, he looked underfed and was shaking uncontrollably. A five-year-old terrier mix with...
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Doctor Designs Rs 50 Device To Give Patients Their Lost Voice
Throat cancer patients who have lost their voice can look forward to speaking again, without having to shell out thousands on an artificial voice box. A city-based oncologist ...
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Government Brings 376 Drugs Under New List Of Essential Medicines
The Health Ministry has drawn up the revised National List of Essential Medicines which has seen the number of medicines go up to 376 from 348 in the earlier list prepared in ...
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How Nirbhaya Rape Case Points To India's Deep-Rooted Problem With Women
New Delhi (CNN) There’s crime and then there’s evil, pure and simple. By any standards, the events of December 12, 2012 can only be described as evil — the v...
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Long Live The King, Mahesh Bhatt On Dilip Kumar
Don’t ask me why, but when I saw the image of Dilip Saab receiving the Padma Vibhushan award at the hands of Rajnath Singh, union home minister, in the presence of his p...
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Mumbai Is In For A Pollution Scare Like Delhi
As panic over the levels of pollution in Delhi escalated, residents of most other Indians city probably heaved and sigh of relief thinking, “Thank God, we don’t li...
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Power Of Nutrition: The $1 Billion Startup
Nutrition has a color. Alethea Dopart had brand colors on her mind — “you usually see greens, yellows, sometimes orange” — as she guided me through the...
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UN Recognises 'Human Right To Sanitation'
In a bid to combat open defecation, the UN has adopted a landmark resolution recognising the human right to “sanitation” as a distinct human right along with the r...
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Three Stories That Explain Why I Am Relentlessly, Passionately, And Impatiently Optimistic
After a decade and a half of working on the issues facing the world’s poorest people, I like to call myself an impatient optimist. When I visited rural India last month,...
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Rajinikanth Throws Open His Marriage Hall For Sanitary Workers
Tamil superstar Rajnikanth has thrown open his sprawling marriage hall for accommodating sanitary workers from various districts engaged in the work to clean up the mess creat...
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