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Search ResultSuperpower Dreams: On How India Must Respond To A Low HDI Rank
India’s rank of 131 among 188 countries on the UNDP’s Human Development Index for 2015 and its ‘medium’ performance pose the uncomfortable question:...
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To be born a girl in Jharkhand, an Indian state about 700 miles southeast of New Delhi, often is to be sentenced to a life of poverty, illiteracy and violence. So when Fran...
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The height of individual vs. collective irrationality has to be automobile traffic. We build roadways around the assumption that we as individual human actors will behave i...
Read More'Sightings' Of Extinct Tasmanian Tiger Prompt Search In Queensland
“Plausible” possible sightings of a Tasmanian tiger in north Queensland have prompted scientists to undertake a search for the species thought to have died out ...
Read MoreActress Swara Bhaskar Has Written An Open Letter To Her Stalker – Sexism. And You Can’t Miss It
Bollywood actress Swara Bhaskar has written an open letter to a stalker who has hounded her since the day she was born – sexism. And she wants the world to hear what ...
Read MoreFive Reasons Why ‘National Health Policy 2017’ Is A Step In The Right Direction
As we analyse the Indian policy discourse, we find that healthcare financing and service delivery continues to stand out as an exception. Not only does it remain to be one ...
Read MoreWomen In India Need Better Access To Contraception: UN Study
Due to a lack of access to information or services, or a lack of support from partners or communities, an estimated 225 million women globally are not using safe and effect...
Read MoreThe Journey Of NASA’s Smartest Satellite Finally Comes To An End
NASA’S HIGHLY EXPERIMENTAL Earth Observing-1 satellite mission was supposed to last just a year. It did that, and then survived 16 more—all the while testing NA...
Read MoreNew Zealand Anger As Pristine Lakes Tapped For Bottled Water Market
A plan to extract millions of litres of water out of a Unesco world heritage site, send it by pipe to the coast and ship it to foreign markets for bottling has ignited a ca...
Read MorePoetry Slam Tackles Race, Gender, And Class
True to its name, the poetry slam Saturday afternoon did not consign itself to any one subject. Instead, The (X) Agenda—the Fill-in-the-Blank Agenda—tackled the...
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