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Clean air, no cars, no armies or wars — have I been drinking too much?	22.6.2018	Hindu: Rx
No matter how ridiculous it may sound, one should imagine a totally different future, different outcomes from those signposted by current reality
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Making India carbon-neutral	22.6.2018	Hindu: Religion
We must invest in mass public transport, sustainable constructions, and massive green cover, says Nidhi Adlakha
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Data Shows Madhya Pradesh May Soon Face Acute Water Shortage	13.5.2018	NDTV News - Latest
Madhya Pradesh is staring at an acute water shortage as 65 dams, out of 164 important reservoirs in the state, have almost dried up.
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Germany's green power transition holds lessons for India (Energy Feature)	7.5.2018	All News-IANS Stories
People in Germany's small towns and rural areas are turning to renewable energy in a process that has special lessons for countries like India.
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Neutrino project: no clearance from villagers	15.4.2018	Hindu: News
The recent granting of environmental clearance by the Union Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change has sharpened the divide between villagers of Pottipuram, activists and scientists, with local hostility to the project strengthening
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UP discoms bleeding money as Centre's UDAY scheme fails to prevent losses; 49% homes without power	2.4.2018	Latest News India on Firstpost
UP's electricity distribution companies (discoms) ran up losses totalling Rs 21,486 crore by 2016, as Centre's UDAY scheme failed to prevent losses.
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In Little Rann, a life lived on the margins highlights need to strike a balance in man vs wild conflict	28.3.2018	Latest News India on Firstpost
The conflict brewing in Little Rann highlights that getting the balancing act right between wildlife-and-people is one of the great challenges that India will need to solve
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The long road ahead	28.3.2018	FrontLine: Home
A massive march by farmers from Nashik to Mumbai makes the Devendra Fadnavis government sit up and make a fresh round of promises, but the crisis-ridden farm sector of Maharashtra needs much more. By LYLA BAVADAM
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Tasteful metaphors, poor politics	8.3.2018	Deccan Herald - Opinion
The recent political speeches about "rewriting history" and "unemployed people should sell pakodas" raises concerns about the quality of the ongoing political debate as well as the policies they will influence. Though the quality of debate and policy formulation exercise may seem orthogonal to each other, they pathologically reflect the contemporary organisational philosophies of the government and the opposition, together influencing the countrys long-term vision of growth and development. Jawaharlal Nehru and Atal Bihari Vajpayee, both feted as statesmen, were known for their oratory and remembered for their vision of nation-building through dams, IITs, the Golden Quadrilateral, etc. Not long ago, during NDAs stint in the opposition, Sushma Swarajs oratory made former speaker Meira Kumar apprehensive about the adabof Shayaris (polite gesture of sharing Urdu couplets) as she was "repaying a loan of one couplet with two couplets". Political speeches and debates should communicate in-depth analysis of an ...
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India-Vietnam Joint Statement during State visit of President of Vietnam to India (March 03, 2018)	4.3.2018	Govt of india: PIB
At the invitation of H. E. Shri Ram NathKovind, President of the Republic of India, H.E. Mr. Tran Dai Quang, President of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam, and Spouse paid a State Visit to the Republic of India from 02-04 March 2018.
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Gujarat Needs Water. Madhya Pradesh Won't Allow It (Hint: Election)	15.2.2018	NDTV News - Latest
The BJP leadership has described the Narmada as the lifeline of Gujarat, but with its government in Madhya Pradesh at its most vulnerable in recent years, the competing claims over the river are...
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Budget 2018: Infra boost, lower GST rates; corporates have high hopes from Arun Jaitley	1.2.2018	Latest News India on Firstpost
most economists expect a 3.2 percent deficit in 2018-19, as the government looks to increase investments in areas such as agriculture.
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Wastelands of the Noyyal	30.1.2018	FrontLine: The Nation
Despite court orders, dyeing units of Tiruppur have poisoned the Noyyal river and thus laid waste vast areas of agricultural land in three districts of Tamil Nadu over a period of three decades. By T.S. SUBRAMANIAN
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Farmers don’t seek free power, but uninterrupted power, says Venkaiah	20.1.2018	Hindu: National
‘Even after 70 years of Independence, nearly 4,000 villages have not been electrified till now’
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Inspiring change: When a once-arid village becomes a national model (IANS Special Series)	31.12.2017	All News-IANS Stories
John F. Kennedy said "One person can make a difference, and everyone should try". These words of one of America's best-known presidents probably inspired a former engineer in India to try to transform what was once a bone-dry region into a green oasis simply by motivating its inhabitants to do what they earlier thought was impossible.
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‘The mindset of the urban planner in India is in the bullock cart age. We need to change that’	10.12.2017	India – The Indian Express

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The stars are calling...	9.12.2017	Deccan Herald - Supplements
By 2020, the average Indian will be just 29 years old, making India the worlds youngest country. Over 64% of Indias population will be in the working age group, while the population of western countries, Japan and China grows older and less active. This would unleash a workforce with immense potential and give Indias economy a massive boost. On the other hand, this could become a demographic disaster if enough jobs are not generated and infrastructure does not gear up to adequately support the growth potential. Will our youth get a chance to test their wings and build a better India and world? Will our current leaders and policymakers be able to provide them quality education and training to prepare them to face tomorrows challenges? Or, will Indias youth be bogged down by lack of healthcare and social security, and cut-throat competition, to get and retain jobs? India is already set to overtake China as the worlds most populous country. In the coming years, New Delhi is likely to become the worlds ...
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Students should continue to learn, earn and yearn to serve with clear vision, pure heart and strong shoulders: Vice President	18.11.2017	Govt of india: PIB
The Vice President of India, Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu has said that Students should continue to learn, earn and yearn to serve with clear vision, pure heart and strong shoulders. He was addressing the Eighth Convocation of Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management (GITAM), in Hyderabad today. The Minister for Irrigation, Marketing & Legislative Affairs, Shri T. Harish Rao, the Chancellor of GITAM University, Prof. K. Ramakrishna Rao and other dignitaries were present on the occasion.
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Environmentalists moot ‘Natural Amaravati’ for secure future	28.10.2017	Hindu: National
Propose to form an outfit to invest in the idea and promote it across the country
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PM Narendra Modi for outcome-based approach for rural development	11.10.2017	ET: Policy
PM Narendra Modi said for sustainable development of rural India, schemes developed taking into account the need of the people, should be implemented using latest technology.
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