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Kashmir wants end of AFSPA

IROM Sharmila returned to Manipur from New Delhi deeply disappointed since the government refused to revoke the draconian Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA), despite her heroic peaceful protest. She continues her epic seven-year-old fast. But miles away from Manipur support for revocation of the AFSPA is gaining ground.

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Fighting diabetes in schools

DO you think puppy fat is cute and tubby kids are cuddly? Do you measure your affection for your family in the number of spoons of sugar you add to those milkshakes and the paranthas and pooris that you serve up? Have you turned a blind eye to the bread pakoras and colas that get consumed as lunch in the school canteen?

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NFFPFW and Forest Rights Act


THE National Forum of Forest Workers and Forest People (NFFPFW) held its committee meeting at Kalimpong, a quaint Himalayan town in North Bengal. Sixty workers from different groups affiliated to the NFFPFW discussed a plan of action for the coming months. The meeting is significant.

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Welcome to Bombay Hotel

 

BOMBAY Hotel is the name of a ramshackle colony located on the outskirts of Ahmedabad. The city’s entire garbage is dumped here, including dead animals. During the rains, water from the garbage dump seeps into homes. There is no drinking water. Underground water, supplied from a bore well, is yellow in colour.

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Airjaldi links Tibetans in exile

Bant Singh gets a new hand

The other side of SEZs

Fund students, not schools’

Azad delivers, but Delhi Govt?

FCR norms opposed

No to nuclear plant

SEZ deadend

Organic uprising

NGOs NEED IMAGE LIFT,

On board the Lifeline Express

Marriage should be a rainbow

Kashmir wants end of AFSPA

Fighting diabetes in schools

NFFPFW and Forest Rights Act

Welcome to Bombay Hotel

Building boom but no creches

Protest against uranium mine

Designers seek their due

Building boom but no creches

 

THE people with the needles are back! This came from a happy five-year-old boy as he spied volunteers arriving for a vaccination drive. Children unafraid of injections? The boy’s parents are construction workers in Gurgaon. He ran out of a local Mobile Creches centre, one of 64 that the NGO has set up in Delhi, Mumbai and Pune.

 

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Protest against uranium mine

THE Jharkhand Organisation for Struggling Humans (JOSH) is leading a struggle against acquisition of land for uranium mining in Bandhuhurang, the government’s newest site. Bandhuhurang is just 7 km by road from Jamshedpur. This stretch of land is contiguous to the infamous Jaduguda- Turamdih mines complex.

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Designers seek their due

IN 1958, designers Charles and Ray Eames were asked by the Government of India to recommend a training programme that would help small industries. The two designers travelled extensively all over India and then wrote a report that they sent to Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first prime minister.

 

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