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Search ResultWorld conference on education for sustainable development opens next week in Japan
Unesco’s director-general, the Crown Prince of Japan and Princess Lalla Hasna of Morocco — the President of the Mohammed VI Foundation for the Protection of the...
Read MorePM?s climate change council recast
The Union government reconstituted the Prime Minister?s Council on Climate Change on Wednesday to coordinate the National Action Plan for Assessment, Adaptation and Mitigat...
Read MoreSupreme Court fumes at gender bias in film industry
The Supreme Court on Monday described a 55-year-old tradition in the Indian film industry, mainly Bollywood, which allows only men to be employed as make-up artists, as &ld...
Read MoreBan Ki-moon Calls for Sustainable Industrial Development, Jobs for Young People
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday outlined a four-point plan aimed at achieving sustainable industrial development, which includes generating mor e jobs for young...
Read MoreWith aim to end tuberculosis by 2020, Harsh Vardhan announces free treatment for all
“TB is a by-product of poverty,” Harsh Vardhan pointed out. “I strongly believe TB control should be taken up by everyone as a development issue. The resp...
Read MoreCentre joins hands with Gates for universal sanitation
With the objective of addressing sanitation related health concerns, the Urban Development Ministry and the Bill & Milinda Gates Foundation have agreed on a partnership...
Read MoreWhy scientists are (almost) certain that climate change is man-made
ON NOVEMBER 2ND the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which represents mainstream scientific opinion, said that it was extremely likely that climate change ...
Read More‘Malnourishment declined sharply among children in India’
The proportion of underweight children in India might have declined from 45.1 per cent in 2005-6 to a historic low of 30.7 per cent last year, new provisional data from a s...
Read MoreBob Geld of Reportedly Planning Band Aid Single to Fight Ebola
Bob Geldof is reportedly considering releasing a fourth version of the charity single “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” reported The Sun.
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Read MoreGates Foundation boosts aid to stamp out malaria; targets Ebola
Philanthropist Bill Gates says he wants to end malaria in his lifetime and will give more money toward that goal, part of his broader fight against tropical diseases that a...
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