Thy Foreign, Lying Hand, Great Anarch
That Predictable Strong Arm Anti-GM crop NGOs come under fire as a draft bill threatens arrest of activists who provoke fear against GM technology without “scientific evidence” NGOs “linked
Debarshi Dasgupta
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Prance Macabre
<p> </p> <p> <title></title> </p> <p> Prime ministers don’t usually get asked whether they have had their eyes removed. But then, exceptional circumstances call for extreme measures.
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Charnel Makers
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Compass Awry
Cellphone radiation is incapacitating beesChhota
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Frost Bites
Conflict of interest in formulating climate policy and heading TERIi, which gets sizeable research funding in areas like glaciology and renewable energy and is a big player in green business opportunities.
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Smear Campaign
Back in 2006 Newsweek ranked Ghaziabad as one of the world’s “ten most dynamic” cities, waxing eloquent about its potential to emerge on the world map among counterparts such as Las Vegas and Toulouse.
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Ashes To Ashes
Climate change is the newest, fastest way to make money. For corporate India, as also for much of the industrialised world, global warming is bringing in cash like never before, and throwing up novel opportunities
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See No Squalor
"Garibi Hatao" was Indira Gandhi's rallying cry in 1971. But as the Commonwealth Games grow menacingly closer, the government would rather cry out "Garib Hatao, Gandagi Chhipao". Lest shanties and dirt get in the way of a picturesque setting, the Delhi government is on an overdrive to hide the dirt and chase out the poor.
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Immunity Too Dear
Should a state where the healthcare budget is perpetually in strain spend Rs 33,000 on every girl for a vaccine that
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Sher And Singh
The country may be facing dire wildlife conservation crises on several fronts, but it turns out that its apex conservation board, chaired by no less than the prime minister, has little time to even meet. Few of its decisions are implemented on the ground anyway. This has prompted many of its members to call for a complete overhaul of its functioning.
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