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Search ResultThe 16th Mumbai Film Festival Begins With Much Fanfare
- Inaugurated by Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, the festival is off to a stupendous start
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Coastal cities need to plan for climate change
Coastal cities in India need to plan and implement climate risk management strategies as an integral part of city development, experts said Friday. They were participating ...
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Washington: Heat waves last year in Asia, Europe and Australia were influenced by human-caused climate change, but not all extreme weather events could be linked to global ...
Read MoreEmpowering women is good for the economy
Last month, the Gujarat state government in India instituted a two-week celebration on the empowerment of women. The celebration quickly subsided when the police took actio...
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Pariva Pranati playing Amrita in Sony Pal’s Hamari Sister Didi speak with TellyBuzz about her character in the show, being associated to DJ&rsquo... Read More
Taking healthcare to India’s remote tribes
The right to good healthcare must be addressed using modern technology, innovative approaches and by involving tribals in developing solutions for their problems in his add...
Read MoreRecord CO2 emissions committing world to dangerous climate change
Global greenhouse gas emissions on course to reach record high of over 40bn tonnes in 2014, study in Nature Geoscience says Children born today will see the world committed...
Read MoreCentre finally wakes up and decides to study extreme weather events after Kashmir floods
Following India experiencing "extreme weather events" in regular intervals ? Leh cloudburst in 2010, Uttarakhand tragedy in 2013 and now unusually heavy rain and floods in ...
Read MoreIndia's double challenge
While climate change is increasing the frequency of extreme weather events, traditional system of flood management through lakes and connected water channels has been forgo...
Read MoreNow climate change is affecting jobs NGOs need to nurture 'green-skills
A report shows extreme weather is affecting youth unemployment in south-east Asia. Is training the answer? Climate change is making it more difficult for young people in so...
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