Facts About Poverty in India: Progress and Challenges
By Isha Kakar India’s economic power is growing at unprecedented rates. However, despite being one of the world’s fastest growing economies, India has a long way […]
By Isha Kakar India’s economic power is growing at unprecedented rates. However, despite being one of the world’s fastest growing economies, India has a long way […]
By Vaidehi Three girls — aged eight, four and two years recently died in Delhi after succumbing to starvation. These children had died of malnourishment. […]
Ironically, the world produces more than enough food to feed the planet’s population but people are still dying because of hunger. In India, around 21.25 […]
By Dr. Rita Prasad One in every three children in India is under-nourished. While the notorious levels of child malnutrition is a well-recognised fact in […]
By Arun Kumar The way we estimate growth in the unorganised sector should have changed after demonetisation, but it didn’t. The assumptions of the old methodology […]
By BIBHUTI PATI In 1965 over five million young Americans were attending colleges or universities. Similarly, the period between 1890’s and 1900’s brought in great […]
A proposed scheme for inclusion of milk in the National Mid-Day Meal programme and delivering it to 10 crore schoolchildren. By BM Vyas & Manu […]
By Santosh Kumar Mohapatra India is observing the 71 years of independence today. Since Independence, India has witnessed many changes, vicissitudes in the political and socio-economic […]
By Nikita Gandotra “If investments in banks fall, it is a tragedy, and people say, ‘what are we going to do?’ But if people die of […]
“Independence means voluntary restraints and discipline, voluntary acceptance of the rule of law.” As India celebrates its momentous 72 Independence Day, the above words of […]