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Maharashtra’s Women Fight for Universal Old Age Pension in India
India is often regarded as one of the youngest nations in the world with 33 per cent of its population below 15. The focus of government's policy and social mobilisation has invariably been on the younger and 'productive' sections of society.
Leela Dube Infuses Study of Anthropology in India With Gender Sensitivity
Many of these ideas came together in her masterly 'Anthropological Explorations in Gender: Intersecting Fields', which was brought out by Sage Publications in 2001. The volume is considered a landmark contribution to feminist anthropology. It exam
Is US-India Relationship ‘Oversold’?
He stresses that the U.S.-India partnership is much more than a quest for 'the next big thing' or in diplomatic-speak 'the next big deliverable.'
India’s Green Village Celebrates Birth of Daughter By Planting Trees
Planting trees to celebrate the birth of a girl child is essentially a move to build an asset base for her, which can eventually be utilised by the family to finance her education and future development.
AHRC Voices Concern Over Case of Police Brutality in India
The AHRC has expressed concern over case of illegal arrest, detention and police brutality against Mr Golam Kibria from Murshidabad district, West Bengal, India.
