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Pusa-2090: Sustainable solution to stubble burning

The agricultural landscape of northern India, particularly in states like Punjab and Haryana, has long been dominated by the high-yielding Pusa-44 rice variety. However, its long maturation period has inadvertently contributed to the severe issue of stubble burning, which has significant environmental and health repercussions. Enter Pusa-2090, a promising alternative that offers comparable yields but […]

Credit card growth slows as SBICARD struggles amid market challenges

Despite this, credit card receivables continue to outpace systemic credit growth, which registered at 17% YoY during the same period.

Modernising Traditional Vaidya healers can challenge Big Pharma

The collaboration between traditional tribal healers and modern medicine in India, exemplified by the Tribal Health Collaborative (THC), poses a unique challenge to “Big Pharma.” By integrating gram vaidyas (traditional healers) with modern healthcare systems, this approach brings authentic local healing practices to the forefront, focusing on affordable, accessible, and culturally resonant care.   This […]

Regulating fact-checking industry after Bombay HC decision

The recent ruling by the Bombay High Court striking down the Centre’s Fact Check Unit (FCU) rules has been a victory for free speech advocates, but it also brings up critical concerns about how misinformation should be managed in India’s digital landscape. While the government’s attempt to curb fake news was seen as overreaching, it […]

Reforming surveillance laws in India

The recent controversy surrounding phone tapping allegations in Kerala has brought the issue of surveillance laws in India into sharp focus. Accusations by MLA P.V. Anvar against Additional Director General of Police M.R. Ajith Kumar of unauthorized phone tapping involving ministers, journalists, and other officials have raised significant concerns about the misuse of power and […]

Menace of spurious drugs in India

The recent revelation by the Central Drug Standards Control Organisation (CDSCO) regarding the identification of over 50 commonly used drugs as substandard is deeply concerning. This issue not only jeopardizes public health but also diminishes trust in the pharmaceutical industry, which plays a vital role in India’s economy. The findings highlight that medications prescribed for […]

Protecting Indian children from trafficking

The Supreme Court’s recent directive to all states and union territories to furnish data on missing children since 2020 underscores the alarming reality of child trafficking in India. With multiple First Information Reports (FIRs) revealing a well-entrenched inter-state network, the problem is both grave and widespread, as highlighted in a petition filed by Guria Swayam […]

India leading charge in Carbon Emission Reduction

In a world grappling with the escalating impacts of climate change, the recent global survey by the Boston Consulting Group and CO2 AI brings a glimmer of hope. The survey highlights that China, Brazil, and India are at the forefront of reporting, target-setting, and reducing carbon emissions. This leadership is not just commendable but crucial […]

Dark side of social media pranks: When ratings trump common sense

In the age of digital media, the race for views likes, and shares has driven some social media influencers to engage in increasingly hazardous and irresponsible behaviour. The recent incident in Jhansi, where two men sprayed foam on the face of an elderly cyclist, is a stark reminder of the potential harm these so-called “pranks” […]

Ensuring train, track safety in Indian Railways

The recent arrest of a railway employee for placing detonators on tracks has sent shockwaves across the nation. This incident underscores the immense challenges faced by Indian Railways in ensuring the safety of its vast network. With over 67,000 kilometres of track and more than 20,000 trains operating daily, the task of maintaining safety is […]

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