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Women Inmates Of Tihar Jail Can Now Make A Mark As Designers
On a wintry Wednesday, the scene at Jail No. 6 of high security Tihar Jail was that of elation and warmth with a sense of achievement in the air. It was not an insignifican...
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Fearless Alex
Stephenie Meyer, author of the immensely successful young adult books has gone adult with her new thriller, The Chemist. Meyer’s Twilight novels were turned into hit ...
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Richard Branson And Jennifer Lawrence Speak Out Against Immigration Bans
Sir Richard Branson has blogged about the immigration bans imposed by the US government over the weekend. “There are many reasons to be concerned about the Executive ...
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3 Cities Show Ways To Make Local Progress On The Sustainable Development Goals
A year after all members of the United Nations adopted an ambitious 15-year agenda known as the Sustainable Development Goals, we are beginning to see implementation action...
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Preparing For The Next Epidemic: A First Step By Bill Gates
At a time when world leaders are understandably focused on terrorism and other security threats, another enemy is being largely overlooked—the next epidemic. We don&r...
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Celebrities Voice Support For Soldiers After BSF Jawan’s Video Highlighting Plight Goes Viral
Bollywood celebrities have come forward to raise their voice against the situation of our soldiers after a video posted by a Border Security Force jawan highlighting their ...
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India's International Child Abduction Dilemma
India has found itself in the eye of an international storm by refusing to ratify the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (1980). The con...
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Why Odisha’s Tribal Women Are Returning To Their Natural Roots For Guidance On Food
Even in 21st century India, there is a sizeable number of children for whom life is riddled with poverty, food insecurity, poor nutrition, and minimal access to safe water,...
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Technology Trends To Watch In Women’s Health
The past year was not a great one for women’s health technology. First there was the Bluetooth-enabled “smart tampon” that raised eyebrows with its clunky...
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Child-Health Spending Soars, But 40 Million Indian Children Stunted
This in a country that boasts a 40-year-old national child-health programme– now among the world’s largest–and increased spending on child health 200% ove...
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