Month: September 2019

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Popular Acidity Drug Ranitidine Being Tested For Cancer Agents After US Red Flag

The Wire Staff 25/09/2019

While the government has not recalled these drugs, two...

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As Droughts Spread Across India, So Does Water Budgeting

Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar 25/09/2019

Villages across Maharashtra are working together to get themselves...

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In Election Year, Maharashtra Has a Water Shortage and a Solutions Shortage

Amit Ranjan 25/09/2019

A strong test of the chief minister's claims about...

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How a Community Radio Gives Voice to the Climate-Vulnerable in Tamil Nadu

Kartik Chandramouli 25/09/2019

After Cyclone Gaja wreaked havoc in Tamil Nadu, a...

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Piyush Goyal’s Gravity Comment Earned Its Ridicule for Sidelining Math

Kamal Datta 25/09/2019

Physical reality is very strange, and we cannot comprehend...

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Why Do Government Efforts to Ensure Menstrual Hygiene Focus on Sanitary Napkins?

Raagini Ramachandran 25/09/2019

By merely distributing sanitary napkins, the government neither ensures...

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Arts, Not Medicine or Engineering, Most Popular Undergraduate Course in India: Survey

The Wire Staff 24/09/2019

The All India Survey on Higher Education found that the...