Global gender gap report 2023
The Global Gender Gap Index annually benchmarks the current state and evolution of gender parity across four key dimensions (Economic Participation and Opportunity, Educational Attainment, Health and Survival,
Politics
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Tendering a sham
Yet again, DTC plays games on the conversion of its buses to CNG
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Why is the Left giving up Singur's arable land for Tata's cars?
<i>The Hindu</i> of December 13, 2006 published a write-up on Singur on its op-ed page: "Some facts, please' by <font class="UCASE">cpi(m</font>) politburo member and leading intellectual Brinda Karat. She was countering what she called a smear campaign against the <font class="UCASE">cpi</font><font class="UCASE">m)</font> over the acquisition of land for the proposed Tata Motors project at Singur. There are some more facts, however, that I would like to bring to her notice. But before that I would also like to thank her for having brought some key issues to the fore.
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Red alert in the east
Real estate developers and government agencies are devouring the wetlands in communist ruled Calcutta
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Delhi government
Utterly confused. Speaks for polluters who have business interests in scuttling CNG
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The third wind
The new challenges before Japan require leadership from not just the government and the corporate sector but also the civil society
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Abandoned to fate
Though private bus operators will have to shoulder a bulk of the responsibility of phasing in CNG buses, they were the last to be informed by the Delhi government. The first public notification for
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Tata Energy Research Institute In service of polluters
The Swedish experts have identified traces of over 40 substances in diesel exhaust that are listed by the <font class='UCASE'>epa</font> as hazardous air pollutants and by the California Air Resources Board as toxic air contaminants.
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Update
West Bengal industrialisation plans on hold as centre reviews SEZs The West Bengal government's industrialisation ambitions received a series of setbacks in the past month with the Union government
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Nepal's rhinos pay a price for political instability
blame it all on the "negative impact of political instability' in Nepal. This seems to be the ready excuse for any untoward incident in the country, even if it is related to wildlife. In the last
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Missing the bus
The whole world is moving towards CNG. But the crisis of governance in Delhi keeps the air filthy