Research

Reduction In Salt Production In Kanyakumari: Reasons [RESEARCH]

By Dr. S. Ganesan & R. Aruna: Salt is an essential commodity with inelastic demand. Since salt has been needed from time immemorial, man has used his intellectual and environmental resources for selecting the place and choosing the mode of manufacture of salt all through

Research,Society

From Bharat To India: Understanding Rural-Urban Migration [RESEARCH]

By Tejaswini Pagadala: [NOTE: This article has been written in three parts. At the end of each part please click on the read more option to read Pg 2 and Pg 3 of the research article.] In a country with 600 million farmers, of which

Environment,Research

Grand Symbol of Love Faces Up To Environmental Test

By Sumedha Upadhyay: ‘Taj Mahal’ the ‘Crown of all Monuments’ is not only one of the wonders of the world but of our country also. The Taj Mahal, the mother of all monuments, is the finest structure built in the history of India. It was

Research,Society

[RESEARCH] Human Trafficking In India: How It Happens, What To Do

By Shivani Singh: It’s hard to imagine that a world which talks about love, peace and brotherhood amongst fellow human beings has a dark secret staring and mocking at its true reality. India is listed in the Tier II list of the UN which includes

Exclusive,Research

Indian Constitution: A Comprehensive Analysis, Loopholes and More

By Sumedha Upadhyay: “We the people of India, having solemnly resolved to constitute India into a Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic and to secure to all citizens: JUSTICE - social, economic and political LIBERTY - of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship EQUALITY- of status

Education,Research

Science and Technology in Indian Education Today [Where Is The Real Science?]

By Alex Mathew V: There are an enormous number of technical institutions in India today, well over a thousand engineering colleges alone. Yet the number of institutions conducting useful research is very small. As far as engineering or physics goes, the only places I can

Education,Research

Research Career: A tale of bankrupt intellectuality

Ranjeet Kumar: Research today has become more paper driven than passion driven. There is a growing community which chooses a research problem that can be solved and is easy. This can be very well understood by scenarios where nothing new is coming out except burgeoning

Health & Life,Research

How Medically Advanced Are We?

Avneesh Kumar: The burden of healthcare in India is put on the state governments in India. In this regard, the national healthcare policy was formulated in India in the year 1983 and then again in the year 2002. Under these policies, a comprehensive strategy was

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