Healthy advertising
Are advertisers bound legally or ethically to take potential health hazards into account?
Are advertisers bound legally or ethically to take potential health hazards into account?
<font class='UCASE'>Arun Shourie</font>, minister for disinvestments, led the Indian delegation to the International Conference on Financing for Development at Monterrey, Mexico. Asked only a few days before the conference to fill in for the finance minis
Apex court issues landmark order on CNG and raps the government
Pioneering though the work has been, judicial activism has restricted the growth of a responsible and independent bureaucracy
Controversy dogs Bt cotton clearance as debate over transgenics continues
community based water harvesting strategies is key to water security and food security
With no risk assessment protocol to precede release of GMOs into the environment, the human race could well be faced with unknown dangers
Children of war: the real casualties are the poor and the marginalised
Tests on mice prove that GM food might be more suspect than lobbyists would have us believe
As of today, there is no GMO released anywhere in the world for which all the following information is available
wood markets could be created to the advantage of both industry and rural communities
Employment guarantee means entitlement to rural livelihood and food security
On <font class='UCASE'>Richard Stallman</font>'s personal homepage it says, America means civil liberties. Patriotism is protecting them. Words that sum up the philosophy that created the Free Software Movement <font class='UCASE'>fsm</font> that is
Increasing incidence of lawlessness shows hand of corruption
It is possible to adulterate carefully without violating specifications
The finance minister’s budget speech has come and gone. As analysts sit down to shred it to bits, Down To Earth looks at a wish list of proposals for a green budget
The US administration reneged on its earlier undertaking on the Kyoto Protocol, choosing instead to come up with its own climate change strategy: one that does not fool even the US staunchest allies. By 2012, this strategy is likely to result in a 30 pe
It s time plague sheds its horror image
We have to remember that we have no choice but to demand an effective climate convention
UK-based animal welfare group People for Ethical Treatment of Animals has been campaigning against Indian leather, alleging ill-treatment of animals in the slaughter houses here. This has had a great impact on the Indian export with countries like UK and