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Search ResultClimate Change and Kashmir’s Water Security
As blood is to body, water is to life. Have we ever contemplated from where the water comes to the tap in our kitchens and bathrooms? Have we pondered that there is a direc...
Read MoreBeyond the Pitch: DaMarcus Beasley Joins Nothing But Nets to Fight Malaria
Today, Nothing But Nets announced its newest champion in the fight against malaria – American soccer player DaMarcus Beasley. Currently playing for the United States ...
Read MoreA Delhi resident consumes 12 times more electricity than one in Bihar
Data released last month by the National Sample Survey Organisation reveals patterns of electricity consumption across the country. Electrification in rural India has incre...
Read MoreStand Up To Cancer Returns To TV In 2014
Building on three historic fundraising telecasts in 2008, 2010 and 2012, the groundbreaking grassroots movement Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C), a program of the Entertainment In...
Read MoreDebunking dangerous myths about vaccines
Measles is making a comeback, with a 20-year high in reported infections, due mostly to folks who are opting out of the vaccination, according to the Centers for Disease Co...
Read MoreGlobal Climate Deals Should Address India’s Concerns: Survey
The two global deals on climate change and sustainable development to be finalised in 2015 should take into account India’s development concerns and requirements, the...
Read MoreAdm. Michelle Howard becomes first four-star woman in Navy history
The ceremony included a bit of comedy, but there was no denying the significance: For the first time in its history, the Navy promoted a woman on Tuesday to become a four-s...
Read MoreChild Lives: The Pulitzer Center’s Interactive Map on Childhood Mortality
It’s the nature of journalism to focus on what’s wrong and in a world that’s full of violence and suffering there’s no shortage of subjects. A new P...
Read MoreNew poverty line: Rs 32 for rural India, Rs 47 for urban India
The latest report by Rangarajan committee has added almost 100 million more people to the list of poor The expert committee set up by the Planning Commission last year unde...
Read MoreGovernment Gives Green Light To HIV Home Testing Kits
New national HIV strategy launched today in Melbourne CHECKING for HIV infection could soon become as easy as testing for pregnancy with the Federal Government announcing p...
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