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The Lancet series on maternal and child nutrition sees a role for the private sector and Complementary food in nutrition-specific interventions, but health experts warn that its recommendations, if adopted, may allow commercial exploitation of malnutrition. By T.K. RAJALAKSHMI in… Continue Reading →
Duo in demographic race The cat is out of the bag! India’s population will overtake that of China around 2028. This was part of the first sentence of the UN press release on its report, World Population Prospects: The… Continue Reading →
Click to Expand & Play Mumbai: The family of Ishrat Jahan, who was killed by the Gujarat Police in 2004, today alleged threat to their lives. “At 2:30 in the night, someone knocked on our door, when we asked them… Continue Reading →
JULY 11, 2013 Hindustan Times. Vrinda Grover It appears that Hindustan Times and its Delhi based correspondent, Abhishek Saran, are leaving no stone unturned in tarnishing the reputation of Ishrat Jahan. When they can find no material or factual basis… Continue Reading →
Pratapgarh: A 16-year-old rape survivor in Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh, has been brutally attacked allegedly by the brother of the man who is accused of raping her. The accused is presently in jail.The girl’s parents alleged that the man, named Lalji, had… Continue Reading →
But do the eyes really have it? Usha Ramanathan In September 2012, two years after enrolment had begun, the UIDAI produced a report on iris authentication. As in the proof of concept (PoC) on fingerprint authentication, the iris report too… Continue Reading →
2013-07-10 Mitul Thakkar, NEW DELHI: Narendra Modi‘s Gujarat government, lauded by India Inc for being business friendly, has stumped industry as it seeks to back out of the high tariffs contracted for nearly 1,000 MW of solar plants… Continue Reading →
M Akhil says he will never support Narendra Modi for the post of Prime Minister of India because he is just an enormous bubble, which his supporters claim to be full of righteousness, but is actually inflated with divisive communal… Continue Reading →
Krishna Kumar , The Hindu A Congress politician’s sycophancy has reinforced the stigma, surrender and subordination inherent in the act of cleaning The more India changes, the more it remains unchanged in some of its core values. Any activity related… Continue Reading →
July 9th, 2013 – PRESS RELEASE: New York (Nidhi Rao) – At a recent event sponsored by the High Commissioner for Human Rights, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon encouraged member nations to work towards ending capital punishment. Mr. Ban… Continue Reading →