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Chandigarh Gets A Toll-free Helpline for Senior Citizens

February 7, 2022

The Chandigarh Administration has started the Chandigarh Toll-Free Helpline for the elders. Now, senior citizens in the union territory can call the number to get all kinds of information about various schemes of the government, pension and legal issues, and their rights.

‘Indian Bureaucracy Can be More Welcoming to Global Corporations’

Jyoti Verma

February 7, 2022

In Closing

The plush office of Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) is an island of calm in contrast to the humdrum that usually prevails on the busy Rao Tularam Marg connecting South Delhi to the Inner Ring Road. For the past five years, it has been the

Haryana Clears ₹561.11 Cr For Farmers’ Crop Damage

Tannuka Juneja

February 7, 2022

Law, Governance & Policy·News

During the Kharif season, farmers in different states had suffered a lot of damage to crops due to heavy rains, waterlogging and insect diseases. To compensate for this loss to the farmers, orders were given by the state governments to compensate the

Friends of Forests

Kalyan Chatterjee

February 6, 2022

Case Study

To achieve the target of restricting the rise in global warming to not more than 1.5o C by 2030, the emission of greenhouse gases all over the planet needs to come down by 7.5% annually for a decade, starting in 2020, according

Unending Trail of Tragedy

Ninglun Hanghal

February 6, 2022

In Focus

The Oting incident in Mon district of Nagaland in December 2021 has reignited public sentiment and uproar against the imposition of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA), 1958 in some north-eastern states. The killing of 15 civilians by a special unit

Oily Dilemma

Vivian Fernandes

February 6, 2022

Deep Dive

The mission announced in August 2021 to bring an additional 6.5 lakh hectares under oil palm cultivation by the end of March 2026 is necessary to reduce the country’s dependence on imported edible oil but its extension to the Andamans should be

A skewed equation

Amitabh Srivastava

February 6, 2022

Features

As India celebrates the 75th anniversary of its independence with Prime Minister Narendra Modi launching Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav with great fanfare last year, the time is right to evaluate how the freedom to participate in the country’s democratic process has percolated

Argentine Scientists Seek to Beat Pollution With Antarctic Fuel-Eating Microbes

Tannuka Juneja

February 5, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

A team of Argentine scientists that uses microorganisms native to Antarctica to eliminate hydrocarbon pollution added plastics to their research on the white continent, which would open a door to clean the seas of that material. Antarctic bases use diesel as a

Afghan Universities in Two Provinces Reopen for Women Students With Conditions

Tannuka Juneja

February 5, 2022

News·Social Welfare & Development

Some of Afghanistan’s public universities resumed classes on Wednesday, after being closed for nearly six months since the Taliban’s takeover of Kabul, accepting the presence of women in classrooms, but at different times from their male peers. The Taliban administration has not

Red Alert! Regulate Cryptos

Madan Sabnavis

February 5, 2022

Top Story

Cryptocurrency or Cryptos is the latest flavour of the day. After stocks and mutual funds, cryptocurrency is pretty high in the pecking order. Those with yawning risk appetites, and in a hurry, are choosing them for investment. Also, those who repose faith

‘Indian Bureaucracy Can be More Welcoming to Global Corporations’

Haryana Clears ₹561.11 Cr For Farmers’ Crop Damage

Friends of Forests

Unending Trail of Tragedy

Oily Dilemma

A skewed equation

Argentine Scientists Seek to Beat Pollution With Antarctic Fuel-Eating Microbes

Red Alert! Regulate Cryptos

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