Latest - Page 51 of 252 - Tatsat Chronicle Magazine

Global Cricket’s Toothless Policing Force

January 5, 2023

A few months after taking over as general manager of the International Cricket Council’s Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU), Alex Marshall pronounced, “In most parts of the world it is mostly corrupt Indian bookies.” What Marshall said was nothing new. For more than one

‘THEIR ATTITUDE HAS BEEN TO SPREAD CONFUSION AND FEAR’

Vivian Fernandes

January 5, 2023

Top Story

On October 18, 2022, the government approved the release of genetically modified (GM) mustard hybrid, Dhara Mustard Hybrid (DMH-11) for seed production and also the release of its GM parental lines for developing new parental lines and hybrids before its commercial release.

The Slow Walk – United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

Girja Shankar Kaura

January 5, 2023

In Focus

The 27th Conference of the 198 Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP27), that took place in the Egyptian Red Sea resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh, concluded on November 20, 2022, with a historic decision to establish and

The World Has A Wage Problem, Says International Labour Organization

Vivek Mukherji

January 5, 2023

Features

When a once-in-a-lifetime event unfolds, its ripple effect can last for years. This has been strongly underlined in the latest Global Wage Report that has been released by the International Labour Organisation (ILO). It sounds a dire warning that lower than expected

A Big Fishy Problem – Global Wildlife Populations Had Dropped By 69%

Kalyan Chatterjee

January 5, 2023

Commentary

Considerable attention was paid by the Indian media to the grim finding of the latest Living Planet report that global wildlife populations had dropped by 69% over the past half-century. However, what did not catch its eye was another equally worrying part

Tears Of Ganga: The Story Of Nanami Gange

Jayanta Bhattacharya

January 5, 2023

Sustainability

The Ganga has been revered through the ages. Apart from mythological references, the constant flow and presence of certain organisms in its waters have bestowed a special status on it. The holy river has nurtured civilisation along its banks from time immemorial.

India Does Not Believe In War, But If Forced We’re Ready To Fight: Defence Minister

Girja Shankar Kaura

January 3, 2023

Latest News·News

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today said that India does not believe in war, but if forced we are ready and are ensuring that the Nation was protected from all threats. Defence Minister was speaking after dedicating to the nation 28 infrastructure projects

IIM-Udaipur Signs A Pact With Communeeti To Consolidate Research In Public Policy And Development Sector

TC Web Desk

January 3, 2023

Latest News·News

Indian Institute of Management-Udaipur (IIMU)’s Centre for Development Policy and Management (CDPM) has signed a ‘Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Communeeti, a New Delhi-based public policy think-tank and research organization. This MoU consolidates research and consultancy in the public policy and development

Infineon Technologies And Rainforest Connection Use IoT Sensors To Protect Rainforests In Vulnerable Regions

TC Web Desk

January 3, 2023

Latest News·News

Infineon Technologies AG is collaborating with the NGO Rainforest Connection (RFCx) with idea of pursuing the common goal of monitoring the vulnerable regions, specially the rains forests with modern sensor technology. The preservation of rainforests is crucial to prevent climate change. However,

Government Inviting Proposals For Funding For The Manufacture Of Textile Tools And Machinery

TC Web Desk

December 29, 2022

Latest News·News

In order to position India as the global leader in technical textiles manufacturing, Government of India, Ministry of Textiles is inviting Research proposals for funding for design, development and manufacturing of machinery, tools, equipment, and testing instruments under NTTM. As on date

Global Cricket’s Toothless Policing Force

‘THEIR ATTITUDE HAS BEEN TO SPREAD CONFUSION AND FEAR’

The Slow Walk – United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

The World Has A Wage Problem, Says International Labour Organization

A Big Fishy Problem – Global Wildlife Populations Had Dropped By 69%

Tears Of Ganga: The Story Of Nanami Gange

India Does Not Believe In War, But If Forced We’re Ready To Fight: Defence Minister

IIM-Udaipur Signs A Pact With Communeeti To Consolidate Research In Public Policy And Development Sector

Infineon Technologies And Rainforest Connection Use IoT Sensors To Protect Rainforests In Vulnerable Regions

Government Inviting Proposals For Funding For The Manufacture Of Textile Tools And Machinery

Latest Articles

About Us

Links

Latest Articles

About Us

Links

Newsletter SignUp

MEDIA CENTER