Rashme Sehgal

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India’s aged hit by Alzheimer’s

Twenty per cent of India’s 100 million elderly population are suffering from Alzheimer’ disease.

Indian dream of clean gas-based power stations turns sour

India’s dream of providing clean gas-based power stations is turning sour.

PMO pushes for inland water, train services

In a determined bid to reduce the carbon footprint in the country, both the PMO and the Planning Commission are pushing for the development of an effective inland water transport system and a more eff

Protest against Haryana nuke plant intensifies

Farmers in Haryana have stepped up their campaign against the setting up of the Gorakhpur Nuclear Power Plant in the Fatehabad district of the state.

Pitroda set to give boost to MSMEs

The National Innovation Council (NIC), headed by Sam Pitroda — adviser to the Prime Minister on public information, infrastructure & innovations — has taken up eight pilot projects in diverse fields such as ayurveda, bamboo, brassware and life sciences in order to improve their profitability.

BT cotton behind farmer suicides?

Despite having unleashed more than 780 Bt cotton hybrids in India during the last decade, yields have turned stagnant and farmer suicides in the cotton belt are multiplying.

Work to halt on Ganga dams, and no new ones

The government expressed willingness to halt all power projects coming up in the Ganga’s Alaknanda and Bhagirathi river basi-ns as part of its concessions to 80-year-old Prof. G.D. Agarwal (Swami Gyansw-aroop Anand) to persuade him to break his prolonged fast at the AIIMS here on Friday.

Most Ganga projects don’t have clearance

Most of hydroelectric power projects in the Ganga’s Alaknanda and Bhagirathi river basins have come up in the teeth of public opposition with even water experts from IIT Roorkee having warned that even the minimum water flow in the Ganges had been adversely affected with their construction.

Increasing land acquisition could create food crisis

The Stockholm Internati-onal Water Institute (SIWI) has warned against the increasing leasing and buying of millions of hectares of farmlands in Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America for food and f

Minister for CBI probe, DoPT says no

Despite 10 transfers in five years and two presidential orders issued in his favour, the case of whistleblower Indian Forest officer Sanjiv Chaturvedi is getting more and more curious.

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