The same exclusive report, with different bylines, in three rival dailies. Swathes of advertising dolled up as news stories. Is…

Non-governmental organizations are making a difference to the lives of poor and marginalized people in India. Most work in geographically…

Making a virtue out of the inevitable would appear to be the way forward in climate change negotiations. After the…

Twenty-five years ago this week, a gas leak at a Union Carbide chemicals plant in Bhopal released 40 tonnes of…

India’s economy grew at a faster-than-expected rate of 7.9% in the three months to September, compared to the same period…

Twenty-five children died in two villages of Jhabua district in October  Malnutrition, especially among tribals here, is much higher than…

French President Sarkozy energises normally sedate gathering, pushes for a stronger stance on climate change Port of Spain: As the…

Over 300 of them participate in a discussion organised by him on defending tribal rights  Discussion on ‘Who will defend…

BANGALORE: Child Rights and You (CRY) held a “Public Hearing” on equal education to all here on Friday, as part…

A Bill to amend Article 243 D of the Constitution and thus increase reservation for women from one-third to not…

This has been a hot week for climate talks. The two laggards, China and the US, both departed from their…

Food prices are rising at a rate that neither consumers nor politicians can afford. On this, there is consensus. But…

Unprecedented rise in potato prices pushes up inflation  Food inflation soared to 15.58 per cent for the week ended November…

India’s first film on the Right to Information is out. Ek Cup Chay (A cup of tea) was screened at…

India should insist that developed nations take the lead with substantial emission reductions, in line with the IPCC recommendations. Any…