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

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

The National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) was established in 1993 by an Act of Parliament. It is the

India has a long tradition of bright minds poking holes in some distinctly un-bright ideas. And one such mind

Note – Notwithstanding the cliched nature of the title of this post, this article does not have the objective to

About 5,500 of over 76,000 children tested in nine Indian cities have been diagnosed with tuberculosis, 9% of them

Can droughts experienced centuries ago teach us ways to handle the present ones? They can if we care to

In a recent article in an American newspaper, the doyen among police scholars, Prof. David Bayley, expressed his anguish

Ahmedabad is blazing a trail in preserving our cultural heritage, something other Indian cities can emulate to make a

The health policy of India aims at an integrated approach, which is to provide accessible, affordable and equitable quality