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India and China Need to Take Steps on Climate Change
The US has said that it is willing to take steps to reduce its emissions but also wants countries like India and China to take responsibility to address the challenge of clima...
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Saving the poor
It was a curious irony. The same day Gabriel Garcia Marquez died, I met another famous Latin writer-the prolific and talented Isabel Allende-giving a talk at a friend’s ...
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600 Indian Sisters working as doctors are motor of rural health services
Religious Sisters graduating from St John’s Medical University in Bangalore are the “motor of rural health services, a unique example of Christian charity”, ...
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Robin Roberts To Speak At 2014 Pennsylvania Conference For Women
The 2014 Pennsylvania Conference for Women has announced that Robin Roberts, Co-Anchor of Good Morning America, will deliver a keynote address at the event on October 16, 2014...
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Melinda Gates call for end to newborn death ahead of PM’s maternal health summit
An unacceptable number of newborn babies are dying in poor countries because the developed world simply isn’t investing enough money to save them, says noted philanthrop...
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Threat of Uttarakhand-like disaster in Himachal Pradesh
Increased vulnerability of Himachal Pradesh to climate change has posed the threat of Uttarakhand like disaster. In 2013, bursting of a small lake in front of Chorabari glacie...
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Low-Cost Water Is Hard Sell in Delhi Colony
India — In October last year, the resettlement colony of Sawda Ghevra, tucked away in the north-western outskirts of India’s capital, became the site of an urban e...
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It is obvious why farming is dying
The euphoria in the stock markets, after a strong mandate for Narendra Modi, hogs the national headlines. Unfortunately, the loud cries of wailing farm widows have been lost i...
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HIV must be revealed to partners
A group of infectious-disease experts maintains non-disclosure of HIV infection to a sexual partner should never be grounds for criminal prosecution. A provocative position an...
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Environment: Clear the air on green clearances
The new government needs to bring in second-generation reforms for environment which can strike a balance between the need for economic development and rights of a local commu...
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