Women making a mark in other fields as well in India
India has been empowering women in different spheres of life. Their contribution in nation building has been remarkably high.
The Central Rai...
India is framing laws for Antarctica, ostensibly to protect its bases there. But is it actually preparing to mine the mineral resources of Antarctica before other countries do?
~By Usha Rani DasI...
~By Sujit Bhar
The special and unique bond between parents and their children has been abused in several ways throughout civil society and throughout history. Laws have specifically been framed for...
When the girl converted to Islam and married her chosen one (a Muslim), her father ran to the court, branding the man an ISIS recruiter
~By Irfan Amayur
The Kerala High Court’s division bench of...
The taboo of sex education is, at last, being addressed through apps and other help-aids
~By Chandan Goswami
Over 53 percent of children in India who live with their families, but are out of sch...
It took a 22-year-old UK researcher to stop rampaging virus WannaCry which hit 150 countries in five continents. But will the world be prepared next time and invest more on cyber security and govt pol...
The fate of GM mustard hangs in the balance with the centre yet to take a final decision on it. This has forced many private agri-biotechnology companies to scale down research and operations
~By V...
The NGT intervened to halt the state government’s ambitious plan to mobilise five lakh people for the closing ceremony of the Narmada Sewa Yatra
~By Rakesh Dixit in Bhopal Thanks to the timely int...
Though the country has not been seriously impacted by WannaCry, there is no guarantee it won’t be attacked in future considering how unprepared it is to tackle these crimes
~By Ramesh Menon in Delh...
In a heartening move, the Maharashtra government proposes to come out with a new law to encourage such marriages. Cash rewards and jobs will soon be on offer for these brave couples
~By Ramesh Menon...