State airs grievances over share of Narmada Water
Madhya Pradesh has registered its opposition with Narmada Water Dispute Tribunal for neglecting interest of the State in benefits from Narmada river water share among partner States. Madhya Pradesh
Pioneer (New Delhi)
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Bid to net the biggest polluter
As India dons the battle gear for the climate change negotiations, starting here on Wednesday, New Delhi has a delicate role to play. Under the garb of review of commitments, apprehensions persist
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Olive Ridley turtles begin mass nesting
The endangered Olive Ridley turtles have begun congregating at the Gahirmatha beach for mass nesting, one of the most fascinating spectacles of nature called Arbada in Spanish. The turtles have begun
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President unveils plan for rural development
Asking the youth to take up the cudgel of reforms, President A P J Abdul Kalam on Wednesday laid bare a strategy to build leaders for the future, based on his vision of a developed India, 20 years
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Global challenge
Climate change, an issue of pressing global concern, is like a time-bomb ticking, posing an unprecedented threat to the human civilization. With the developed countries like the US abandoning the
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'Economy has lost rhythm'
Dr. Manmohan Singh of late occupied with the Congress Party's political matchmaking in Jammu & Kashmir, found time on Thursday to point out where the BJP was going wrong with its economic policies.
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Bhopal survivors want Dow 'to stand trial'
A new dimension to the ongoing struggle by survivors of the Bhopal Gas disaster of December 3, 1984 has been added. Survivors are now demanding for the inclusion of multinational giant of Dow
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Barnala, forest dept. on collision course
Uttaranchal Governor S S Barnala and the State forest department appear to be on the collision course over the former's insistence that a road should be constructed to facilitate easy travelling for
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One crore more people to be given food at nominal prices
The Food and Civil Supplies Ministry is working on a scheme where an additional one crore of the poorest families would be provided food at nominal prices. The scheme, Cabinet note for which is
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Newly-formed GoM on WTO to speed up work
With March 31, this year, as the deadline for New Delhi to chalk out its modalities for negotiations with the World Trade Organisation, the newly-constituted Group of Ministers on WTO, would have to
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Man or beast?
The death of a full-grown male leopard in the Neb Sarai area of South Delhi by police bullets on Thursday last will surely rank as a dark day for conservationists and wildlife enthusiasts. What is