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Search ResultFree Sanitary Pads For Girls In Middle And High Schools Of Bihar
Adolescent girl students enrolled in middle and high schools in Bihar will get free one-year supply of sanitary napkins. The state government has been planning to launch th...
Read MoreMumbai’s Population Growth Rate Is Twice That Of The State
Mumbai, the sprawling megapolis spread over 600 sq km, has seen its population grow at a rate which is twice that of Maharashtra’s and 2.5 times that of the country i...
Read MoreMaharashtra Lost Over 1,500 Sq km Forests In 30 Years
In the past three decades, the Maharashtra state has lost a whopping 1,610 sq km of forests, says the annual administrative report of the Maharashtra forest department. Mos...
Read MoreApl.de.ap Announces Partnership With The Vision Center At Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
The Apl.de.ap Foundation International, the charity established by apl.de.ap of the Grammy Award-winning group, Black Eyed Peas, and The Vision Center at Children’s H...
Read MoreWebsite To Know Climate Change Impact On Mumbai
This world environment day, Mumbaiites will have dedicated tools in their hands to keep tabs on and control climate change. A team of inspired and dedicated youngsters have...
Read MoreSponsor A Child In India
For 50 years, SOS Children has supported vulnerable children and families throughout India. We provide long-term support, as well as essential services during emergencies. ...
Read MoreFirst Nations Development Institute Awards $400K To 12 Native Food-System Projects
First Nations Development Institute announced June 3 that it is divying up $400,000 in grant awards to 12 Native organizations. The grants, made possible by the W.K. Kellog...
Read MoreBihar Fast-Tracks Nuclear Power Plant
Project back on track after state water resources department assures water availability from Phulwaria dam reservoir The proposal to set up the first power plant in eastern...
Read MoreIndian Railways To Chart A New Route To Reduce GHG Emissions
Focus on low-carbon inter-urban passenger and freight transport, and tools like NAMAs for technology transfer and financing Indian Railways is in process of evolving a road...
Read MoreContours Of Inequality
Global estimates of the unmet energy needs in India have been available for some time. These only indicate whether the shoe pinches, if at all. In a new series of analyses ...
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