Day January 25, 2018
UIDAI’s post-dated cheque ENCORE: After nine years of Aadhaar’s existence, the UIDAI seeks to introduce ‘VID’. Gopal Krishna THE Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) wishes to add more safety features to Aadhaar from March 1. By then, the… Continue Reading →
Richard Mahapatra Income inequality makes agrarian crisis challenging; inequality is worse among farmers than the formal economy While 85 per cent of farmer households earn 9 per cent of total income, the rest earn 91 per cent. Credit: Agnimirh Basu… Continue Reading →
Point of no agri-returns Richard Mahapatra Technologies developed for agricultural purposes are mostly limited to farms around research institutions, says a government report Although more than 50,000 dedicated agricultural scientists are working to address field level problems, all the… Continue Reading →
Open letter to Gujarat chief minister Vijay Rupani by Khedut Samaj (Gujarat) general secretary Sagar Rabari Congratulations to you for returning to power, which may be more due to the failure of the Opposition rather than to success of… Continue Reading →
Opening Remarks By Anupam Saraph Jan 24, IIT Bombay # Is data protection technology centric? Data protection cannot be the protection of data in a particular medium like digital. We cannot create a data divide by restricting to the digital…. Continue Reading →
by- Retd Major General S.G.Vombatkere Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s blockbuster movie Padmavati raised the hackles of the Rajput community across several states, who vandalised the film sets and threatened further violence on the grounds that it distorted the history of Rajput Rani Padmini, and… Continue Reading →
Bhopal The car MP 04 HC 9653 was owned by one Surendra Singh Chauhan, who is an activist himself of the Karni Sena. Karni Sena activists torched a car owned by another Karni Sena activist in Bhopal on Wednesday evening… Continue Reading →
Pay a price for laughing at politicians Facebook Stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra Making people laugh at politicians is becoming a risky business in Modi’s India, an India which was not discussed at Davos. Read the plight of one such comedian…. Continue Reading →
The farmer had taken a loan of Rs 5 lakh to buy the tractor, and owed the remaining amount of Rs 65,000 that he had promised to pay within next six months. The Yogi Adityanath government may have over-hyped its… Continue Reading →
by Dr Nayvin Gordon — For thousands of years physicians took oaths to always act in the patient’s best interest when providing care. At the heart of medical ethics, this moral code was passed down through the centuries and reaffirmed by… Continue Reading →