Tracking nature and making the best of a second chance

MUCH is reported about how the planet has been degraded. Scientific studies detail what has gone and is ...

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‘Judges are neither gods nor lords. It’s just a job’

Civil Society News, New Delhi

IT is to the courts that citizens turn when all else fails. The standards of members of the ...

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Bengaluru has more water, distribution is the big worry

Civil Society News, Bengaluru

BENGALURU has a lot going for it, from tech companies and global investors to a salubrious climate and ...

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‘Spending on people always is productive spending’

Civil Society News, New Delhi

POLITICAL parties have been trying to outdo one another at election time in promising free benefits to people. ...

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When it is time for a reset, try the Vaidyagrama retreat

Jyoti Pande Lavakare

IT’s a varied group of people from across the world who find their way to Thirumalayampalayam, a dusty ...

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Hamals resent change in ‘their’ law in Maharashtra

Rina Mukherji, Pune

A law that protects the rights of casual labour in Maharashtra has been amended, prompting concerns that it ...

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