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National Health Profile 2015: Suicides On A Rise, Cancer Cases May Grow By 15 Per Cent In Five Years.
The burden of aspirations and expectations seems to be taking a toll on young India, especially males who succumb to suicidal deaths more than their female counterparts, ac...
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MUSK: We're Headed For A Climate Refugee Nightmare
?Today?s refugee problem is perhaps a small indication of what the future will be like if we do not take action with respect to climate change,? Musk said during his openin...
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Workers Of The World, Employed
More than 60 percent of the world’s gross domestic product comes from global TRADE. This is double what it was in the 1980s. Most economists agree that the astonishin...
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The Amount Of Space Junk Around Earth Has Hit A ‘Critical Density’ — And It Could Jeopardize Our Space Missions
“We’re at what we call a ‘critical density’ — where there are enough large objects in space that they will collide with one another and create...
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Raindance Film Festival Looks To Bridge British, Mexican Film Industries
London’s Raindance Film Festival has spent the past 23 years focusing on emerging filmmakers and championing independent cinema. It has brought pics such as “Th...
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Netflix Data Reveals Exactly When TV Shows Hook Viewers — And It’s Not The Pilot.
Netflix crunched cold, hard viewing data for more than two dozen TV shows and says it has determined which specific episode grabbed most subscribers to the point where they...
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Reproductive Freedom For The World's Poorest Women
At the heart of maternal health and child survival is a healthy woman. Protecting every woman’s right to access family planning and reproductive-health services is cr...
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India Can Be More Influential & Successful Than It Is Today, Says Rajan
India can be far more successful and far more influential than it is today, according to Raghuram Rajan, Governor, Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Rajan said this while delive...
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Gender Inequality Discussion Strikes Nerve
I never understood how oblivious some people are to gender inequality until I began my Women in Western Philosophy class. The majority of our class consists of women, as on...
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Kajol To Promote The Importance Of Hygiene At The Un General Assembly
Kajol, who will next be seen in Dilwale, may be currently busy with her film commitments but the actress has taken time out to attend the United Nations General Assembly th...
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