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Push for Ethanol-Blended Petrol: A Road that Leads to Nowhere
29 Oct 2021
The government’s
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Oil Palm Mission Threatens Rich Biodiversity of A&N Island, Northeast
17 Sep 2021
The Centre recently approved a poorly conceived Rs 11,040 crore National Mission on Edible Oils-Oil Palm (NMEO-OP) with an ec
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Designed to Kill? Why Go-Ahead for 7 Hydel Projects in Uttarakhand is Malafide
03 Sep 2021
The Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change (MoEFCC) last week filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court conveying that it has now given the go-ahead for seven controversial hydro-elect
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Idea of Self-reliance in Science and Tech has Lost Focus
20 Aug 2021
Even after 74 years of Independence, India’s future looks grim unless it again embraces self-reliance in S&T, strengthens its PSUs and increases public investment in R&D.
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IPCC Climate Report: Less Shock, More Awe and Anxiety
13 Aug 2021
'...the Report’s headline findings, when elaborated with examples and likely future scenarios, are or should indeed be alarming, and provide a strong push to immediate and concerted action by nations…
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Floods, Drought, Heat, Fire -- Climate Change is Here!
06 Aug 2021
Many parts of the world experienced extremes of climate and their consequences during June and July 2021.
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Billionaires' Space Race
18 Jul 2021
The first stage of this race has been won by 71-year-old flamboyant British civil aviation magnate Richard Branson of the Virgin Group of companies.
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India’s Deep Ocean Mission: A Literal Race to the Bottom
25 Jun 2021
Last week, the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs approved a Deep Ocean Mission proposed by the Ministry of Earth Sciences at
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Re-Bundling Britain’s Railways: Conservatives under Johnson Move to Nationalise Rail
28 May 2021
Last week saw the announcement of a momentous reform of Britain’s railway system.
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COVID Mishandling: Misuse of Scientists, Abuse of Science
16 May 2021
It is hugely disappointing to see India’s top science administrators going out of their way to throw their weight behind self-serving government narratives.