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Sustainable Development
Go low-carbon for the money, says high-profile report
Is it too good to be true? Top economists this week lay out an audacious argument for transforming the world’s economy into a low-carbon one. Even if you forget climate ...
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Ethical 3D printing begins with plastic waste pickers
Pick the right plastic off a refuse tip, then shred, melt and convert it into feedstock for 3D printers – it’s a living for some of India’s poorest people WI...
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The human cost of sex trafficking
In the sex trade, the demand for young girls is high due to a belief that sex with children holds less risk of HIV infection, and, in fact, can cure the disease As the custome...
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Making students aware of sustainable development is the real protection of environment
Minister for Environment, Forests and Climate Change Shri Prakash Javadekar has said that if students became aware of sustainable development and environment protection; it wa...
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The sanitation challenge
The U.N. set the Millennium Development Goals or the MDG between 2000 and 2015. Goals 4 and 7 was to halve the number of people without access to improved water or sanitation....
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Poverty Makes Minority Kids More Vulnerable To Abuse
Children belonging to minority communities face increased risk of maltreatment due to exposure to poverty, says a U.S.-based study.Poverty – rather than biased reporting...
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India has potential to become knowledge-based economy, says Asian Development Bank
India has the potential to become a leading knowledge-based economy with its youth population and growing information technology though it should overcome some barriers in thi...
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Academic activities begin at Nalanda University after 800 yrs
Academic activities began at Nalanda University at Rajgir on Tuesday, more than eight centuries after the ancient university was destroyed by a medieval ruler. Out of the 15 s...
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Asha workers roped in to fight crime against women
To deal with the rising number of crimes against women, the district administration and police have roped in Asha (Accredited Social Health Activists) workers to inform them a...
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Indian scientist Kamal Bawa gets Midori Prize in Biodiversity
Indian scientist Kamal Bawa, a distinguished professor of biology at the University of Massachusetts in Boston, has won the 2014 Midori Prize in Biodiversity for his research,...
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