Telugu Ganga water supply disrupted again

As protests against the plan to bifurcate Andhra Pradesh continued during the third day of the bandh in coastal Andhra…

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Gaon Ki Awaaz: Grassroots media finds a voice

Rampur-Mathura (Uttar Pradesh): It is not yet 5 p.m. but the light has started fading in Rampur-Mathura, a village of…

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Economist Paul Samuelson passes away

CAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts): Economist Paul A. Samuelson, a Nobel laureate and winner of the National Medal of Science, has died. He…

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Textbook titan who redefined economics by Michael M Weinstein

Paul A. Samuelson, the first American Nobel laureate in economics and the foremost academic economist of the 20th century, died…

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Jairam seeks review of MP river-linking project by Aarti Dhar

Wants exclusion of tiger reserve area falling within its purview  Says construction of dam will disturb the core habitat of…

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Science and the layman by SL Rao

Governments and people have to make choices about accepting new scientific developments into their daily lives. Many attribute high levels…

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Politics of Disability Estimates in India: A Research Note by Vikash Kumar

Introduction The phenomenon of disability is one of the pressing problems in the world. According to the projections of international…

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Climate change threatening survival of Himalayan communities – UN report

Climate change is posing a serious threat to communities in the Hindu Kush-Himalayan region, bringing both drought and catastrophic floods…

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Need to Realise Full Benefits of the Protective Law for Tribals by Bharat Dogra

At a time when there is growing concern about the causes of increasing discontent and alienation among tribals, it is…

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UN online tool allows people to track nations’ pledges on climate change

People around the world can now keep tabs on countries’ promises and proposals on combating climate change, thanks to a…

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‘An India that can say yes’ to climate change

“An India That Can Say Yes” written by columnist Praful Bidwai was released here. The book subjects India’s policy and…

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Nitrous oxide concerns cloud future of biofuels by Alok Jha

European scientists cast doubt on whether oil alternatives can ever be sustainably produced in significant quantities.  Scientists at the European…

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Pollution fears stir backlash on natural gas boom by Jad Mouawad and Clifford Krauss

A possible link between hydraulic fracturing and pollution of groundwater supplies causes concern.  Environmental groups contend that governments have been…

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The climate denial industry seeks to dupe the public. It’s working by George Monbiot

Think environmentalists are stooges? You’re the unwitting recruit of a hugely powerful oil lobby.  The evidence of man-made global warming…

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Aren’t our judges Indian? by Sudhanshu Ranjan

The declaration of assets by Supreme Court judges recently is a belated step in the right direction. By challenging the…

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