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Have you ever wondered why child death (IMR) and mother death (MMR) are going down so slowly in India? Part of the answer can be found in a recent survey report put out by ...
Read MoreHabits of Highly Humanistic Doctors
Even in these times of highly commercialized health care you might still come across doctors and physicians who are humanistic.
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Bihar to be declared drought-hit soon, says state chief minister The chief minister of Bihar, Jitan Ram Manjhi, on Saturday declared that his government was ready to declar...
Read MoreAre India's big dams safe?
A recent survey by the Indian government has found out that more than 600 large dams in the country are located in high-intensity seismic zones – areas which are cons...
Read MoreHas Indian agriculture turned the corner?
Agricultural extension services will have to be centre piece of any future strategy to improve agricultural performance For long Indian agriculture has been beset by two ki...
Read MoreRead this, and then do the maths: How many mango trees before he can count my tears?
In a distant, sleepy village in Uttar Pradesh, whose name I would have never heard had a lot of politicians and news TV's OB vans not landed there...
Read MoreRead this, and then do the maths: How many mango trees before he can count my tears?
In a distant, sleepy village in Uttar Pradesh, whose name I would have never heard had a lot of politicians and news TV’s OB vans not landed there recently to bring i...
Read MoreWater on an urban planet: Urbanization and the reach of urban water infrastructure
Delhi with fast-growing rate of urbanisation is the second most water-stressed cities in the world according to this new research published in Global Environmental Change J...
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 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...
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