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A story of drinkers, genocide and unborn girls – Why Men on Earth Outnumber Women by 60 million –
Left to nature alone, the population on earth would be give or take 50% men and 50% women, according to what’s become known as Fisher’s Principle. The fact that...
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A story of drinkers, genocide and unborn girls – Why Men on Earth Outnumber Women by 60 million
Left to nature alone, the population on earth would be give or take 50% men and 50% women, according to what’s become known as Fisher’s Principle. The fact that...
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National Seminar on Tribal Health Issues
More than a decade of research has shown that small and affordable measures can significantly reduce the health risks that women face when they become pregnant. Most matern...
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Child nutrition in India’s developed States improves
India’s more developed States, especially its southern States, have seen improvements in child nutrition over the last five years, but have a patchy record on immunis...
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India reduces hunger, moves up 8 ranks in global index
In a pat on the back for the erstwhile UPA Government’s flagship programmes, the Global Hunger Index 2014 (GHI) has noted a significant improvement in the levels of h...
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Geena Davis Institute study shows gender gap in film/TV is prevalent worldwide
Geena Davis is more than an actress, she’s an advocate for gender equality in film and TV. The Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media just released new data showing...
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India may miss U.N. Millennium Development Goal for maternal mortality rate
India, which accounts for the largest number of maternal deaths in the world, is unlikely to achieve the fifth Millennium Development Goal of reducing maternal mortality to...
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Even if you build a toilet, they may not come: water expert
Bangladesh and India have long tried to stop people from defecating in outdoor public places – a practice that spreads fatal diseases – but Bangladesh has had m...
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Less than 500 days left, can India meet its MDG targets?
Going by current trends, the target for reducing infant mortality and improving other human development indices seem near impossible to achieve Less that 500 days are left ...
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At 240 million, India has a third of child marriages in the world
A recent United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) report said 720 million women around the world, alive today, were married before 18 years compared to 156 million men...
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