Explained: Why India's 2025 Ethanol Blending Target May Not Be A Good Idea India's target to have 20% ethanol blended in petrol by 2025 will have to bring more land under cultivation of the raw ...

Local communities may be the state’s most vital allies--and its overlooked defenders--in the fight to conserve wetlands. But ...

Vector-borne diseases present year round, reproductive and child health services affected by flood or drought. Is the present system equipped to handle the new patterns of diseases?

Government school enrolment dropped by 8.7 million in a year, yet their Class III reading levels improved by 7 percentage ...

Urban Indian women spend more time working in paid employment but they spend as much time as their rural counterparts in unpaid care and domestic work in the household.

11 Richest States Allocate 4% Of Budget For Justice Delivery Overall, per capita spending for states was estimated to be Rs 1,667 on police, Rs 353 and Rs 67 on judiciary and prisons respectively, and ...

Why BharatNet Remains An Unfinished Dream As of January 2025, only 1.99 lakh villages out of 6.5 lakh villages or 30.4% had broadband internet access ...

Nearly 50% More Women In Higher Education, But Fewer Choose Engineering, IT Societal conditioning since birth, the financial burden of an engineering education, and the lack of women-friendly policies ...

#Budget2025: Four Key Trends in Union Govt’s Social Sector Expenditure Social sector spending declined as a share of total expenditure, health spending has stagnated, growth has slowed in key ...

Mumbai: Road accidents in India fell 6% in a decade to 2022, but a higher percentage of these were fatal crashes--up from a quarter of all accidents in 2012 to a third in 2022. As a result, deaths ...

As 2024 comes to a close, we look at how India fought against vector-borne diseases. Increasing prevalence The number of kala azar (visceral leishmaniasis) cases dropped to a tenth of their number in ...