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Gene-edited rice sparks alarms: Scientists back activists, warn of hidden dangers
Growing apprehensions over the safety and regulation of genome editing in agriculture have reportedly received "validation" from peer-reviewed scientific studies, backed by civil society advocacy efforts. The Union Government’s...
Migrant Diaries: The story of Munna Sheikh
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“It took us over 62 hours of a hellish train ride to reach home. I hope the Bihar government gives us money,” says a labourer wondering how else would his family survive
Wholesale Price Index (WPI) inflation falls to 3.21 percent during lockdown month of May
However, prices of potatoes, pulses and onions grew during this time
28 die of Covid-19 in one day in Gujarat, death toll crosses 1,500
The state’s healthcare crisis exacerbates as confirmed cases cross 23,000
Dear Prime Minister: 8 Lockdown letters from Sonia Gandhi that await the PM’s reply
The Covid-19 pandemic rages on in India despite the...
Plea in SC demanding transfer of funds from PM CARES to NDRF
The plea relies completely upon the Disaster Management Act, since the same has been invoked for dealing with the epidemic
No plans for another lockdown: Delhi CM
Home Minister Amit Shah chairs key meetings, reviews Covid-19 situation in National Capital
Surat ban beaten by locals, forcibly evicted from rented home on suspicion of Covid-19
Sanjay Sharma had lost his job at a catering firm in Surat and moved in with his friends as he couldn’t afford to pay rent at his prior residence
The Doctor is not needed. Please be seated
The political, economic, social decisions taken during the pandemic have also exposed other chronic illnesses – those of monumental inequity and inequality, those of crumbling human rights in the face of brutal oppression, those of apathy and arrogance, those of utter humiliation and helplessness! Should we wait for another pandemic to be competent Social and Political Doctors?
Shortages of doctors, blood as healthcare crisis grows in Gujarat
With nurses protesting and fatality rate going up, Covid's grip tightens around the state
Assam police sends anti-CAA protestors from KMSS to home quarantine
The police alleged that the violators had violated lockdown norms
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