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[VIDEO] Anganwadi Exposed: The Theory And The Ground Realities!

Started by the Indian government in 1975 as part of the Integrated Child Development Services program, the Anganwadi scheme is, theoretically, an extremely important initiative. Its goals are as vital as they are comprehensive: to combat child nutrition and hunger, to provide basic health care,

Environment

Dilemma Of Development: Jharkhand

By Ranjeet Kumar: The dilemma of development comes with the long lasting environmental footprints and Jharkhand is no exception to it. The very concept of Water, Forest and Land `Jal, Jungle, Zameen´ has been hit adversely by human activities. Jharkhand which is the hot spot

Specials

The Sad Plight Of The Indian Miners: Why Do They Even Risk Their Lives When They Get Nothing In Return

By Harsh Choudhary: In 2009, India (526 million tonnes) was the third biggest hard coal producer after China (2,971 Mt) and the USA (919Mt). 85 per cent of coal is produced by the Coal India Limited (CIL), the world’s largest coal mining company, currently employing

Biz and Eco,Society

An ideal Employer-Employee Relationship: Tata Steel

By Ankit Varma: "Industrial Relation" is a function of many variables. Some of the contributing factors are participative management, grievance settlement machinery, wage determination etc. Tata Steel is the largest steel manufacturer in India with an annual capacity of 23.5 million ton and employees approximately 80,000. Tata

Society

Another Dowry Death In Garhwa: When Will This Stop?

By Smriti Rana: A poor 22-year-old woman just starting out with her new life was strangled to death and burnt by her in-laws for dowry; sounds familiar? It probably will, considering how this is more or less a frequent occurrence in India. Jharkhand’s Chataniya Village,

Travel

Five Off Beat Destinations In India

By Bhawani Sahoo: During my school days, my friends were always excited for annual school trips to Mumbai, Jaipur, Agra or such places which were very famous among the tourists. But for people like "me" who love exploring the unknown, unconventional places are the main

Specials

Of Hotel Jharkhand, Stock Markets And A Goddamned Lifetime

By Kritika Pandey: The stock market had never engaged my attention for more than nanoseconds before we had this intensive session at my B-school prep classes today. The number of trailing zeros in forty lakh crores, which is the worth of National Stock Exchange in

Society

Rampant Corruption in Government Services in Jharkhand

By Rishin Mukherjee: Recently, to the surprise of many, Bihar was adjudged the least corrupt state in the country. This is a complete turn-around from the Bihar that most people knew, and this has all been made possible due to the able and strict governance

Specials

The Pain In Jharkhand: Of Hopes Over Hate

By Arunabh Saikia: Siliguri-Katihar line with stops (which are mostly obscure and hardly heard of small towns and even smaller villages) was one of the last surviving metre gauge lines in mainland India, with conversion work having completed only this year. Three stations off is Siliguri,