11.10.2020Jaipur The country has the highest prevalence of ‘wasted children’; even Bangladesh and Pakistan score better India has the highest prevalence of wasted children under five years in the world, which reflects acute undernutrition, according…
India Awakens to Fight for its Soul : Worldwide Protest against CAB, CAA, NRC & NPR India Awakens to Fight for its Soul - Worldwide Protest against CAB, CAA, NRC & NPR The Citizenship Amendment…
JUDGMENT DAY DELAYED: SC wants report on rehabilitation in three weeks. Tuesday , April 18, 2006 at 07:01 New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday said work on raising the height of the Sardar Sarovar…
Monday, April 17, 2006 (Poishet village, Maharashtra): There are renewed reports of child deaths from hunger in and around Poishet village in Maharashtra. At least nine children have died in the first week of April…
New Delhi | April 18, 2006 1:15:11 AM ISTAn ambitious project to extensively use cutting edge digital technology in investigating crimes and to link police forces with the judiciary was unveiled by Science and Technology…
New Delhi, Press Trust of India: The Shahi Imam of Delhi's Jama Masjid has demanded a CBI probe into the twin blasts in the historic mosque and at the Sankatmochan temple in Varanasi. "Only a…
[ Monday, April 10, 2006 10:14:53 am IANS ] KENDRAPADA (ORISSA): Denied entry into a temple in Orissa by the upper castes, Dalits of a village have built a shrine of their own and appointed…
Indian converts often retain their pre-conversion rituals, traditions and non-converted relations, and some see their Christianity as ancient and embedded in culture By Chhavi Sachdev, (April 17, 2006) In largely Hindu India, the number of…
April 17, 2006, Fibre 2 Fashion National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has directed the Commissioner, Handloom Development under Ministry of Textiles to support around 700 weaver families of Badharaganj village in Ramkola of Kushinagar district…
New Delhi: A leading NGO Monday accused the central government of not showing any apparent urgency to address haemophilia, a little known blood disorder, even though it was officially recognised as being as dangerous as…