Drinking water supply is now regularly reaching to all house-holds in Khongwing, a remote village in Ri Bhoi district, Meghalaya. Thanks to Delhi based NGO, The Society for Action in Community Health (Sach) and
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Meet Kajal Roy, a village ward
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The late Prof K N Raj, one of India’s most influential economists in the 1950s and 1960s, once said that the cow was the only multipurpose animal in the world, beating even the horse. This was because a cow could produce milk, which is
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When you blend Indian cooking and German technology, the result will be some amazing mouth-watering dishes. In a live cooking demo organised by Häcker Kitchens, in association with Siemens, celebrity chef Debabrata Mukherjee from Mumbai demonstrated how even
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It’s true. Age has a way of creeping up. Today you are sixteen, tomorrow it’s your 60th and one day you wonder where it all went. You count the minutes by the years you’ve invested in trying
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Anoyara Khatun (20) of Chhoto Askara village in North 24 Parganas of West Bengal dreams of a world where every child is aware of his or her rights and fights
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Had the world been ruled by women, would the exchange rate have become a symbol of muscular national strength? That is, if women had been in charge, would countries have equated a ‘strong’ currency with national power? This is not a frivolous question. Throughout
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It was more like a family get together. Rotarians shared ideas and basked in the general warmth and camaraderie for two days,” says DG Pramod Kumar, D 3120, referring to the District Conference held at Khajuraho. With electronic voting in place to elect the DGN-designate (Sanjay Agarwal of
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World peace begins with enlightened public opinion at home, and to achieve it we should bring peace to our homes and communities,” said TRF Trustee Chair Elect Paul Netzel, inaugurating the International Understanding and Peace Symposium at MAEER’s MIT College in Pune. The two-day programme conducted by D 3131 and hosted
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On the day this year’s IPL started the anchor asked Sunil Gavaskar: who were more important in the T20 format, batsmen or bowlers? Gavaskar said batsmen because they could play for 20 overs while bowlers could play only for four. He also pointed down
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Raju Ram, a bonded Dalit labourer, begins work at the strike of dawn, along with his wife every day at a brick kiln factory in Daloowala village of Phagi tehsil in Jaipur. He and his pregnant wife used to work
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