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Important Editorials on Society, Culture and Health

In 2019, before the Covid-19 pandemic, female labour force participation in India and South Asia was 20.5% and 23.5%, [...]

The key findings from the National Family Health Survey-5 (NFHS-5) of selected states have reminded us that India is [...]

A temple is just another building. It has all the structural elements of a building — floor, walls, pillars, [...]

The grandest temples built by almost every royal dynasty in India is in their capital city — Except the [...]

A total 114 villages in Odisha have been declared child-marriage free as of January 7 2020 and many more are [...]

The NITI Aayog published nutrition charts on 17 January this year. As India recognises nutrition as a national issue and gears up [...]

Urbanization is one of the most common global phenomena in the world, and is said to occur in many [...]

In February 2002, the Supreme Court of India passed an order prohibiting state governments and also tribals and other [...]

They build our cities and infrastructures yet are invisible to us while hiding in plain sight. […]

The World Bank’s recent flagship World Development Report, 2018 addressed some immediate challenges of quality education. One of the [...]

Population is a more serious issue than generally construed. The managing of populations can become a serious inflection point [...]

Population is a more serious issue than generally construed. The managing of populations can become a serious inflection point as [...]

The first of its kind , the National Institute of Nutrition has publised Nutrition Atlas of India and the [...]

World’s greatest cities were founded on the banks of rivers (or other water sources such as lakes) to provide [...]

This animated map shows how the world’s largest cities outgrew each other over time. […]

European societies are ageing. In 1950, only 12% of the European population was over age 65. Today the share [...]

Indian children are on the shorter side when compared with children of other similar countries. […]

The frail nature of rural India’s health systems and the extraordinary patient load on a few referral hospitals have become even [...]

Popularly known as NCR, the National Capital Region is one of a kind in the world. It not only [...]