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Indian-American docs seek action on health crisis

More than 40 members of the top leadership of the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin, led by president Dr Hemant Patel and the heads of key committees, descended on Capitol Hill......

$130 mn aid for deprived Indian children

Britain has committed $130 million over next five years to provide primary healthcare and education to the most vulnerable children in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, which are among the poorest states......

250 countries sign women's rights plan

More than 250 countries, including India, have asked the United Nations to help promote women's right to education, healthcare, reproductive health and family planning, but the Bush administration......

A first: Obama to appoint PIO as asst secretary for South Asia

Nisha Desai Biswal is strongly tipped to succeed Robert Blake and will be the first Indian-origin nominee to the post, reports Aziz Haniffa In what could be yet another historic......

PM on UPA's fourth anniversary: We have taken India forward

We present verbatim Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s speech on the fourth anniversary of UPA II government, ahead of the dinner organised by the government to celebrate its achievements. The......

Spend more on education, healthcare: Amartya Sen

The government needs to allocate more funds for basis amenities like primary education and healthcare in order to attain its inclusive growth target, noted economist and Nobel laureate Amartya Sen......

Poverty continues to plague LDCs

An increase in development aid since 2002 has raised health and education standards and hastened gender equality among the world's poorest nations but overall poverty rates are not improving, says......

Govt's social agenda to cost Rs 12,200 cr

The social sector initiatives on health, education and employment promised in the United Progressive Alliance's common minimum programme will put an additional annual burden of at least Rs 12,200......

Colleges may ban colas in Gujarat

Though the ministry of health and family welfare has given clean chits to Coca-Cola and Pepsi, more than 150 educational institutions across Gujarat will ban these drinks in their campus from......

Budget: A victory for pragmatism and realism

The minister learns from Europe's economic suicide, and pulls off a difficult balancing act, says Claude Smadja.Let us be realistic: looking at it from the perspective of a foreign observer not......

Review: Rajanna is brilliant

Radhika Rajamani feels that Telugu film Rajanna is quite impressive.Producing and acting in a part-historical and part-fictional tale, where the hero makes an entry 40 minutes into the film,......

First Look: Trailer of Steven Spielberg's Tintin is out!

The music is a tad too 'epic', Tintin himself looks disturbingly like Tilda Swinton and we don't get to see Captain Haddock or Professor Calculus just yet, but dash it all, this is Steven......

What tickles Sonakshi's funny bone

The Twitter world is quite a busy one, and Bollywood contributes a great deal to it. Here's looking at the best star tweets of the day. Sonakshi Sinha shocked her fans when she tweeted......

Trans-Tasman rivalry resumes in Nagpur

The Trans-Tasman rivalry is set to resume at the VCA Stadium in Jamtha, Nagpur, when Australia take on New Zealand in the World Cup Group A encounter on Friday. It will be the first match between......

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Aruna Roy's report card

Roy, an instrumental force behind the Right to Information Act, criticised the government for stalling on essential legislations such as the Food... ...

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Health Ministry examining US court order against Ranbaxy

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