“AIDS Bill brooks no further delay”

CPI(M) demands immediate tabling of long-pending Bill to provide legal aid to victims Eradication of the dreaded disease one of…

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Strengthen RTI movement at all levels, says Hamid Ansari

Noting that the Right to Information (RTI) Act has ushered in the beginning of participatory governance, Vice-President Hamid Ansari on…

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Nod for Bill to give higher compensation for workers in case of injury or death by Gargi Parsai

Funeral aid is proposed to be raised from Rs. 2,500 to Rs. 5,000 In case of death, compensation to go…

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25 years and still waiting by Vidya Subrahmaniam

The Anderson saga is one more reminder that the powerful can always count on official help.  In the fall of…

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Bhopal’s drinking water is still heavily toxic: Report

High levels of toxic chemicals are still found in Bhopal’s drinking water, a new report published ahead of the 25th…

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Hunger: India worse off than Zimbabwe!

There are now one billion hungry people on the globe, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said recently. A statistic…

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India amongst world’s most corrupt nations

India continues to be one of the most corrupt nations in the world with many of its public institutions given…

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No need for imports

To import rice or not? That is the question to which the government does not seem to have a clear-cut…

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India Could be a New Pole of Global Growth by Robert B Zoellick

Change is the great constant of the world economy. India was still a colony when the allied powers shaped the…

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In reverse gear by MJ Antony

Judicial activism has faced several assaults from politicians and bureaucrats ever since the Supreme Court became affirmative. But the sad…

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Road to Copenhagen by R Ramachandran

It has been a bumpy ride, with developed countries failing to make definite commitments and India hinting at a shift…

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Government will not open Bhopal plant as memorial by Moni Basu

It was to be a somber memorial, a remembrance of those who perished in a lethal milky fog. To mark…

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Lola Nayar Interviews Kanayo Nwanze

The President of International Fund for Agricultural Development stresses that access to funds for developing countries will help them make…

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Irom And The Iron In India’s Soul by Shoma Chaudhury

SOMETIMES, TO accentuate the intransigence of the present, one must revisit the past. So first, a flashback. The year is…

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Newspapers asked to evolve revenue model without compromising on mission

Debate at Annual Press Freedom Round Table centred on revenue-content divide HYDERABAD: As the print medium faces a steep decline…

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