Missed policy opportunity by Jayati Ghosh

Did we just miss a major opportunity? For short while, it seemed that the global financial crisis would focus minds…

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15 years on, tribals can’t find their land by Raj Kumar

Ranchi, Sept. 21: As many as 21 families belonging to endangered tribes of Jharkhand haven’t been able to locate land…

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Surprisingly good news by Ashok V Desai

India’s growth is not falling, although it is not as high as before If there is a crisis, there should…

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Poor count

To help the poor, there must be one agreed way of identifying them first. If perceptions differ regarding who is…

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Greenhouse farming answer to rampage by global warming

As warming of the climate gathers alarming pace posing a danger to agriculture, greenhouse cultivation is the only answer to…

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Of hunger and its eradication by Sadanand Menon

More Indians go to bed hungry today than they did on the eve of Independence 62 years ago So, more…

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Exclusive cereal-dependence by Veena Shatrugna

Government nutrition scheme has no place for necessary animal protein The ICDS programme launched in the 1970s was based on…

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A nutrition scheme held hostage by contractors by Biraj Patnaik

There has been an animated debate in the past three years over the supply of food in the ICDS (Integrated…

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Free trade deals to push up cost of medicines by Savita Varma

The bilateral free trade agreements (FTAs) India is negotiating with Japan and the European Union (EU) can lead to a…

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Kerala fights clock in ASEAN free-trade deal by Ranjit Devraj

Southern Kerala state is known for the lush expanses of cardamom, pepper, tea and rubber that grow on its misty…

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ET Awards 2008-09: Policy Change Agent of the Year- Jean Dreze

Academics can have relevance beyond the printed word and Jean Dreze has proved that this is indeed the case. He…

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CVC posts names of 123 ”corrupt” officials on website

The Central Vigilance Commission has for the first time made public the names of 123 government officials against whom it…

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Swine flu spreads to districts

Woman dies in Mahabubnagar  HYDERABAD: The swine flu virus, which was hitherto confined to a few cities, claimed its second…

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First public audit of special economic zones in Maharashtra

Farmers and affected people from 8 districts present their cases before an eminent panel; public audits will take place in…

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Joshi counters charge of packing NREGA body with Cong MPs

NEW DELHI: A combative rural development minister CP Joshi has defended packing a key NREGA advisory body with Congress MPs,…

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