World migration report 2024
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) launched the World Migration Report 2024, which reveals significant shifts in global migration patterns, including a record number of displaced people
Women
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Prevalence of depression in a large urban south Indian population — The Chennai Urban Rural Epidemiology Study (Cures – 70)
<p>In India there are very few population based data on prevalence of depression. The aim of the study was to determine the prevalence of depression in an urban south Indian population. Subjects were recruited
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Scheme to boost milk production
As a step towards strengthening the rural economy by empowering women, NABARD is soon launching an innovative,
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Farmers suicides must end, says Kalavati
Rahi Gaikwad Pandharkawada (Yavatmal district): Women in Jalka village in Yavatmal district have been going to Kalavati Bandurkar, ever since Rahul Gandhi
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Sexual and reproductive health and climate change
Earlier this year a Lancet Commission stated that
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Science exhibition from today
DHENKANAL: In a bid to sensitize school students and science lovers about significant contribution of Indian women scientists in various fields, Dhenkanal Science Centre will organise a
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Malfunctioning of forest institutions in Orissa
This article analyses the working of Joint Forest Management and Community Forest Management in Orissa with a view to understand the incentive and disincentive mechanisms available in these institutions and how these influence the protection of forests and the livelihood of forest dwellers.
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Govt plan to set up SEZs only for women
MUKESH RANJAN Sept. 10: With gender equa-lity high on UPA-II
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Pregnant women at risk, Maharashtra working on new H1N1 protocol
Following the recent death of four pregnant women in the state due to H1N1, the state government has begun drafting a new treatment protocol for these high-risk patients. Health officials will be collecting swab samples of pregnant patients reporting to the screening centres and those will be
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National Mission for Female Literacy launched
NEW DELHI: The National Mission for Female Literacy, a renewed effort to make 70 million people
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Drought hits Vidarbhas women labourers
Whenever the farm crisis gets mentioned vis-