Rape victims are known to suffer from Rape Trauma Syndrome (RTS) and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) but in 90 per cent of the cases, they receive no counselling or medical assistance.

A public interest project to mitigate NCR’s increasing water shortages initiated from the PMO in 2009 has seen another letter being fired to the PMO wanting to know why it is stalled.

India is set to position itself amongst the top five scientific powers in the world by the end of this decade according to the new science policy which lays greater emphasis on innovation and research and development.

Women groups have demanded sweeping changes in the definition of consent in rape cases which fall under the Criminal Law (Amend-ment) Bill, 2012.

In an effort to curb the rapid dieselisation, the Environment Pollution Prevention and Control Authority (EPCA) has called for a proposal to impose both a one time green tax on new cars and also reintroduce the system of owners paying an annual tax on diesel cars.

A 23-year old girl, a trainee physiotherapist, and her 27-year old male friend, a B.Tech graduate, watch a movie at a plush multiplex in Delhi’s Saket area and then take a scooter rickshaw to Munirka

Can non-fossil fuel meet future requirements of the transportation industry?

The boiling anger among Delhi’s citizens against the brutal assault and gangrape of a 23-year-old para-medical student, battling for her life in Safdarjung Hospital, saw spontaneous protests break out in the city.

The ministry of urban transport is giving a major push to improve ridership in bus transport services across all major Indian cities by 2020.

Can the IITs prepare a blueprint to save our polluted rivers? Water experts believe the contrary.