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Forty Four Percent Of Our Rural Population Owns TV Sets
The recent research that was conducted by Equal Partners was to understand rural consumer behaviour. According to the research, rural consumer behaviour has changed signifi...
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Mumbai To Host Workshop On "Gender Sensitive Reporting" For Working Journalists
A one-day workshop on Gender Sensitive Reporting for working journalists is going to be organized on15th February 2016 at the JB Hall of the Films Division, Mumbai. The wor...
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Instead Of Killing Mosquitoes, Why Don’t We Edit The Viruses Out Of Them?
In the fight against zika—the mosquito-spread virus recently declared an international public health emergency due to its potential link with a brain deformity in inf...
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Family Planning Is 'Critical Link' In Eradicating Poverty
Giving people access to family planning is crucial to achieving the sustainable development goals (SDGs) by 2030, reproductive health experts said this week. Speaking at an...
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Not-So-Bitter Pill
Oral contraceptive use not associated with increased birth defects risk. Oral contraceptives taken just before or during pregnancy do not increase the risk of birth defects...
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Not-So-Bitter Pill
Oral contraceptive use not associated with increased birth defects risk. Oral contraceptives taken just before or during pregnancy do not increase the risk of birth defects...
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El Ni?o Worsens Drought In Southern Africa ? And 14 Million People Could Go Hungry
Nearly three million people will be affected in Malawi ? roughly 16 percent of the country's population ? while nearly two million are considered at risk on the Indian Ocea...
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Their Voice Matters: Addressing Child, Early And Forced Marriage
“It is considered normal for a girl to drop out of school, to not go out of the house to meet her friends, to not play, to get married early, to have children and to ...
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Just 62 People Now Own The Same Wealth As Half The World's Population, Research Finds
Wealth inequality has grown to the stage where 62 of the world’s richest people own as much as the poorest half of humanity combined, according to a new report. The r...
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