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Abstract Property: Imperialism of Ideas
Science and religion have been polarized over the issue of consciousness since time immemorial. Science attributes this fundamental function of our species to tiny volts of...
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Deepika Padukone Supports Gokuldham Society’s ‘Save The Girl Child’ Initiative
After saving a girl child, the residents of Gokuldham are lauded for their heroic act and flooded with congratulatory greetings from across the city. Even Bollywood actress...
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Govt Begins Giving Out Daily Air Quality Bulletin For 11 Cities
Exactly a month after launching the national Air Quality Index (AQI), which had its share of teething problems, the Union environment minister Prakash Javadekar on Wednesda...
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India’s New Economic Model: Sustainable Development The Buddhist Way
Over 2500 years ago, Siddharth Gautam, a 29 year old man from India undertook a spiritual quest. His 6-year-old journey took him from Kapilvastu, then in India, to Bodh Gay...
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China's Green-Energy Revolution
China generates most of its electricity by burning fossil fuels, just as every rising economic power has done since the Industrial Revolution. But to focus on this single f...
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Every 4th Schoolkid In City Fails Lung Test, Finds Survey
One in four Mumbai schoolchildren possibly has poor lung function, according to a multi-city survey released on the eve of World Asthma Day on Monday. The outlook is grimme...
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Nepal Earthquake Highlights Dangers Of Dam Building In Tibet
Hydropower development in Tibet is fraught with huge risks because of the danger of major earthquakes. What’s more, the projects might not be needed, say experts. Alt...
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Rich Mom, Poor Mom: Growing Gap In Global Access To Maternal Health Care
Less than six miles separate the crowded public hospital in an industrial district where Emilie Kabala gave birth from the gleaming private clinic in the tree-lined suburb ...
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Can India Lead On Green Buildings, Clean Energy And Corporate Sustainability?
With a population rapidly approaching that of China crammed into just one third of the area, India suffers from resource scarcity on a level unlike any other nation. So whi...
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In Rural Gujarat, 60% Mothers Die Few Days After Delivery
Dahod resident Ganga (name changed) went to a private doctor when she suffered from breathlessness and giddiness in the ninth month of pregnancy. She was given medicines an...
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