Also opposes DJB’s pleas regarding water shortage in Capital The Haryana government has claimed that the Delhi High Court does not have the jurisdiction to decide on the Yamuna water-sharing dispute
Set aside the general praise for India's economic performance during the 1990s that was expressed at the World Trade Organisation last week and it is apparent that a number of shortcomings in India's
The Kerala Revenue Minister, K.M. Mani, told the Assembly on Thursday that a vigilance inquiry had been ordered into the issue of fake title deeds on government land at Devikulam in Idukki. On the
A painless and non-destructive way to treat blindness in diabetics has been effected with the help of a drug found by clinical trials done by Australian researchers. The University of Melbourne-led
The main source of water for the Capital, the Yamuna, according to the Central Pollution Control board, falls under the category 'E' which makes it fit only for recreation and industrial cooling,
The population of tigers has increased to 710 and leopards to 1,066 in Madhya Pradesh. According to the final data of tiger-leopards census 2001, the number of tigers has increased by one while that
Research just published in the journal Science indicates that pollen from genetically modified (GM) mustard could carry artificially introduced genes up to 3 km away, much further than previously
As India continues to climb the infamous chart of maximum number of HIV infected persons in the world, international and non-governmental agencies are beginning to discover that a sustained
To make people aware of the new blood policy and train doctors in the use of blood components, the Indian Medical Association (IMA) will organise a day-long seminar on June 30. This was announced at
Even as the debate over global warming and other climate change issues continues, an analysis by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies has shown that floods and other
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has urged India to intensify economic reforms to meet growth targets and make a serious dent in the high rate of poverty. The suggestion was made during the trade
