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Sustainable Development
Onus On Manufacturers, Retailers To 'Scientifically' Recycle E-Waste
He Environment Ministry has tightened rules by putting the onus on manufacturers, dealers, retailers and refurbishers of electronic goods to ensure that electronic or e-waste ...
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Bihar Police Given Smart Phones: Will Use Social Media To Communicate
A state that has been stereotyped as one of the most corrupt in India, is taking a leap towards digitization of communication. Bihar Police is not only moving towards smartpho...
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Keeping The Water Flowing In Rural Villages
Keeping projects in business for the long term has been a constant theme of the Fixes column, and if sustainability has a poster child, it would be a water pump. Travel...
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What A Little Land Can Do?
The poorest people in the world are those who don’t have land. In India, landlessness is a better predictor of poverty than illiteracy or belonging to castes at the bott...
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Water Is More Than A Job For Them
Celebrations for World Water Day 2016 in Nagaon, Assam personify passion by honouring grassroots water-workers for their thankless efforts. "A job isn’t just a job. It&r...
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Should We Look Beyond 'Jobs' To 'Livelihoods' This World Water Day?
With water resources dwindling at a rapid rate globally and its predicted serious impacts on economies and livelihoods, World Water Day 2016 celebrated every year on March 22,...
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Dam The Drought
A village in Jharkhand has been hiding a secret for more than 30 years. The state government has declared all its 24 districts drought-affected. But Sato in Gumla district is ...
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Tomatoes Could Be Turned Into Major Source Of Green Energy
Tomatoes considered so ugly that they are not fit for shop shelves could be turned into a major source of green energy, according to scientists.Researchers working on a ground...
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Improving The Quality Of Skills Training: What The Adolescent Girls Initiative Pilots Can Teach Us
The Adolescent Girls Initiative (AGI) through its eight pilots taught us a great deal about how to make skills training more female-friendly and support young women's transiti...
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Sustainable Fisheries – An Emerging New Normal?
Last month I had the pleasure of attending a ‘trilogue’ organized by the European Commission for policymakers, scientists and the private sector on the subject of ...
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