Although India has been able to vaccinate only 45% of the total healthcare workforce for now—the health ministry in its weekly press briefing detailed that of the 96 lakh healthcare workers, a little over 45 lakh have been vaccinated—it is still the fastest to reach
The problem, of course, lies in internet governance—namely, the absence of rules. The virtues of cyber-libertarianism have become inseparable from its vices
In some cultures, psychedelic substances have been tolerated across centuries, even celebrated, if not for therapeutic uses—India is, of course, one of the most notable examples.
New report highlights why, unless there is a drastic fixing of gaps, justice delivery will be beset by delays in India
The upcoming budget needs to take into account two major sources of stress in Indian cities—water supply and urban mobility
Budget fy22 can address india’s poverty problem if it scales up the importance of small entrepreneurs
A study published in Scientific Reports in 2020 projects the global population exposed to inundation and episodic coastal flooding by 2100 at 300 million
A government looking at expanding healthcare coverage must lay down ways for companies like Apple, Niramai to collaborate with hospitals.
Union Budget 2021 India: Expect the Centre’s fiscal Deficit to narrow to 5.3% of GDP in FY22 from the projected 6.8% in FY21; the govt’s gross market borrowing is likely to be ~Rs 11 tn in FY22
Covid-19, it appears, is more a transatlantic epidemic than a pandemic as such. The social media and a globally undifferentiated policy response, however, make it seem and feel like a pandemic