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India’s bad loans conundrum
India’s commanding heights are being brought down by its own laxity. With the rate cut underway in savings schemes, India’s fiscal policy is beginning to come to grips with its bad loans conundrum.
24 Mar 2016 7:17 AM
Ensuring climate justice
Indians are likely to be among the worst affected victims of climate change, with average temperatures in north India potentially rising by 2.9 to 5 degree celsius by 2080.
02 Dec 2015 10:49 PM
Pursuing zero hunger
Children born in India are, on average, shorter than those born in sub-Saharan Africa. Even worse, 255 million Indians remain food insecure, eating less than 2,100 calories daily.
29 Jun 2015 10:56 PM
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Kerala Guv Arif Khan should have known better than to use the office of governor as an obstacle in functioning of the CPI(M)-led-LDF govt
For the first time since 1880, no census was conducted as should have been the case in 2021.
Cricket also played a part in my decision to settle in Britain.
Unquestionable authoritarianism at the helm may give the illusion of strong leadership, but it is definitively undesirable.