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Parking Management Practices |
Prashant Jena |
Urbanization is a reality and is happening at a fast pace. Currently 50% of the world population is living in the cities and by another two decades two third of the world population would be living in the cities. |
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ADR Impact Assessment Series |
Madhu S |
Alternative Dispute Resolutions (ADR) are a mechanism aimed at settling disputes out of court. Through the various modes like Mediation, Arbitration, Conciliation and Negotiation, |
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Asia's Rising Middle Class - Part III |
Gordon Feller |
According to various dictionaries, a middle class means "a class of people intermediate between the classes of higher and lower social rank or standing; the social, economic, cultural class, having approximately |
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Mending Pendency |
Madhu S |
"Justice Delayed is justice denied" is an oft repeated sentence. The towering Supreme Court, judges, lawmakers, legal luminaries etc |
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Creating a Pedestrian Friendly Road |
Rekha J |
Most of our city planners and officials often say, that we need to "strike a balance" between motorists and pedestrians. However, when put to practice, most of the policies are oriented towards motorists. |
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To Eat or Not to Eat (PART I) |
Pradipti Jayaram |
Over the quandary of whether to eat or not to eat, the 'king' consumer stands utterly baffled. Demystifying the 'myth' of organic and what lies behind genetics is the most urgent need of the hour. |
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Eco Tax and the Indian Scenario |
Gincy Susan Jose |
Increasing population growth in the past few decades has radically impacted the ecology. The extensive use of scarce natural resources and increasing pollution levels has lead to huge greenhouse gases emissions (GHG). |
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LPO: Promises and Concerns |
Sumy Baby |
LPO is not just hype, but a sure reality. There are around 140 firms in India that are currently engaged in this business. It's a game-changer of the highest order. |
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Pil'L'ing on to Life |
Sukanya Garg |
According to the International Consortium for Emergency Contraception, 80 million unplanned pregnancies occur annually and 19 million women suffer from unsafe abortions. |
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Health Infrastructure in India |
D Dhanuraj |
Lack of infrastructure development in housing, waste management, slum rehabilitation, and drinking water has had a definite impact on the overall health index of cities. |
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'PRO'stitution |
Sukanya Garg |
Among the many avenues of employment that engage people, prostitution is another such avenue and the people employed in the profession are entitled to an equally respectable place in society. |
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Should India Ban Endosulfan? |
Gincy Susan Jose |
Kasargod district in north Kerala has lots to tell about the cruelty of pesticide Endosulfan, which has supposedly inflicted on thousands severe neurological and congenital deformities. |
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Aadhaar: Where It Goes Wrong |
Ann Raymond |
On September 29, 2010, Ranjana Sonawne of the Tembhli village in Nandurbar district of Maharashtra went down in the history books as one of the first recipients of 'Aadhaar'. |
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Women's Health in India |
Rohini Abraham |
The health of a nation is often reflected in the health and status of women in that nation. Due to a variety of factors, women's health in India is neglected, not only by her family, but by the woman herself. |
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Time to Reveal |
Dinsa Sachan |
Want to know how funds under the rural job guarantee scheme were used in a remote district of Rajasthan or Gujarat, or looking for information on various subsidy schemes? |
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Vocational Training in India |
Madhu S |
There are currently 2133 government run Indian Technical Institutes or commonly referred to as ITI’s in India with can accommodate 432006 students (DGET, 2010). |
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