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Sharon Stone kicks off crowd funding campaign for online middle east peace academy
YaLa’s Israeli-Arab Peace Institute, to be launched in the beginning of 2014, will be the first of its kind: an online academy where Israelis, Palestinians, and Arabs...
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Recent poll by gender experts rate Egypt as unfit for women
As per a poll of gender experts, Egypt has been rated as the worst country in terms of women’s
rights, reasons that have been stated range from sexual harassment...
Innovation is the key to fight AIDS
India has made recent developments with respect to fighting against AIDS and has seen around
50% decline in new cases of AIDS. It is important to educate the rural are...
‘Fandry’ all set to create a stir at the 18th International Children’s Film Festival
Director Nagraj Manjule marks an exceptional debut with Marathi movie ‘Fandry’. Fandry is a story of a ‘Dalit’ boy trying to impress his socially su...
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Revisiting Television
News about Poonam Dhillon coming back to television with a daily fiction show on Sony TV will give Sony TV a nudge in the right direction, which it sorely needs. Who can fo...
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Pentavalent vaccine gets clean chit, set for national scale-up
The National Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (NTAGI) has recommended scale-up of the pentavalent vaccine across the country, along with activities to monitor poten...
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Come back to HealthCare.gov, feds urge those seeking insurance
The federal government has been calling out to over 275,000 people who couldn’t enroll at the new
health insurance website and encouraged them to try again.
UNICEF and Community Groups to Prioritise Action on Child Poverty in Australia
Even after times of economic well-being and stability around 600,000 or 17.3 per cent of Australia’s
children continue to live in impoverished conditions, as sta...
Largest solar plant in Japan launched by Kyocera
Kagoshima (Southern Japan) has now become home to the country’s largest solar plant.
The area is primarily known for the volcano Sakurajima, rocket launchpads an...
Polio outbreak creates a stir in the Syrian Arab Republic
The confirmation of about thirteen cases of wild poliovirus type 1 (WPV1) has created
waves of tension in the Syrian Arab Republic. Similar strains have also been iden...