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Keeping Tab On Child, Maternal Health Gets Smarter In Raj
Accredited social health activists (ASHAs) and Auxiliary Nurse Midwives (ANMs) carrying heavy registers with hand-written details on pregnant women, antenatal care, post-natal...
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Country's First Accessibility Audit Fails To Find A Single Disabled Friendly Building
India's first accessibility audit of buildings and public places has not found a single completely disabled-friendly building, exposing terrible plight of people with disabili...
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In The World’s Biggest City, The Past Offers Lessons For Surviving The Future
A major campaign, “Cool Japan”, is underway to promote the nation as a “cultural superpower”. As part of a resurgence of interest in the Edo era (the n...
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California's Key Climate Change Program Aims For New Life
In advance of a political showdown in the state Legislature, Gov. Jerry Brown’s administration made its first formal effort Tuesday to extend the life of the program cen...
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Engineering Gender Equality With Design
In a new book, Harvard behavioural economist Iris Bohnet offers fresh ideas to address complex gender bias A lot has changed in the 21st century. The battle to empower women, ...
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Maternal Mortality Rate In Five Districts 55% Higher Than State Average
A 13-year-old girl in Koppal who was married off at the age of 12 and got pregnant when she was 13, died even before she could get a grasp on life. While her body couldn't bea...
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Once A Dropout, Anita Munda Now Dreams Of Becoming An Officer
A unique education programme in Odisha's tribal belt helps underprivileged children join the government school network. Deep in the sal forests that hide the iron and alloys m...
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New Chemical Assembly Process Opens Door To Atomically Thin Electronics
Simply, silicon is a bulk material. Silicon's semiconducting properties occur thanks to additional dopants added to its crystal lattice structure, and taking advantage of this...
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Brazil’s Sweet River Still Runs Orange Seven Months After A Massive Mining Spill
The millions of liters of waste — a volume roughly equal to the capacity of the Hoover Dam — that gushed out of the Fundão mining dam on November 5 last yea...
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The Art Project Making Paper Vaginas To Stop Female Genital Mutilation
Paper vaginas are helping to raise awareness of female genital mutilation (FGM) by empowering women to be proud of their bodies.The United Nations Population Fund estimates th...
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