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50 Lakh Indian Men Lost Jobs Between 2016 And 2018: Demonetisation & GST to Blame?
Fifty Lakh Indian men have lost their jobs between 2016 and 2018, claims the latest State of Working India 2019 report released by the Azim Premji
7.8 Crore Citizens’ Aadhaar Data Stolen And Misused, Threat To National Security Too
It Grids (India) Pvt Ltd, a Hyderabad based IT company has been booked for illegally holding possession of 7.8 crore records of Aadhaar data and
Corporate India Reeks Of Caste Preferences: Study Reveals Corporates Consider Caste > Profits For Mergers
The caste system has long polarised the electoral system and has been a decisive force in matters of education, family, politics and society. However, recent
Rajasthan: Evicted To Protect The Tigers, Villagers Of Sariska Tiger Reserve Fear Livelihood Loss
Nomadic pastoralists being evicted from Sariska Tiger Reserve to conserve tigers introduced from Ranthambore fear loss of livelihoods, and life in relocation settlements with poor
‘What No One Could Do, Ambedkar Did’
Story By – Sharmila Joshi/PARI Babasaheb Ambedkar’s death anniversary on December 6 draws the poorest from rural India to Chaitya Bhoomi in Dadar, Mumbai, every
21 Million Women Are Denied Their Right To Vote Because Their Names Aren’t On Voters’ List
Perhaps the most distressing aspect of our current election system is that millions of women in India have not been registered to vote even though
What To Do If You Don’t Want Your Name To Be Deleted From Voters’ List
With the Indian General Elections underway from the 11th of April to the 19th May, 2019, the Election commission has a new problem on its
Jan Aushadhi: An Unsuccessful Scheme Revived By Modi Govt Is Providing Quality Medicines At Affordable Rates
Health is a basic human right and it should be every government’s mission to make its healthcare facilities accessible to all. An Oxfam India report
India’s Electoral System Is Apathetic Towards Migrant Workers Who Move From One State To Another
In the early hours before sun rays dominate the landscape, near deserted streets, closed shops and abandoned bridges, some faces gather. You won’t see them
Bata Fined Rs 9000 For Forcing Customer To Pay Rs 3 For Paper Bag
A Chandigarh-based consumer forum has imposed a fine of Rs 9,000 on footwear brand Bata India for asking a customer to pay Rs 3 for a paper
India’s Healthcare Crisis: Country Facing Shortage Of 6 Lakh Doctors, 20 Lakh Nurses, Finds Study
A recent study conducted by the Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy (CDDEP) in the US has found that India has a shortage of
Ujjwala And Waterwheels: Reducing Women’s Drudgery
Regular supply of cooking gas and easier ways to bring drinking water home would significantly reduce the daily drudgery of women in rural areas I
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