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- Man-made reasons for Uttarakhand disaster 1
- Dhari Devi idol goes missing 2
- Pedestrian questions 14
- Where all did extreme events cause disasters last decade
- Transition failure 1
- Gujarat pollution board gets a makeover in efficiency 33
- Rains over past three days extreme weather event: scientists 1
- Monsoon arrives early; kills over 30 people in Uttarakhand
- Rush of hydropower projects on Ganga, tributaries
- Out of turn
- Don’t just cash in on tigers 18
- Pedestrian questions 14
- Weather dice is loaded 13
- “Come elections, our forests are looted” 10
- Odisha's waterman 6
- Kudankulam meltdown 5
- Contaminating millets 4
- Risk of corruption clouds Andhra Pradesh solar bids 4
- Waging war on state 4
- Is Ganga losing its resilience? 4
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Contents page
Jul 1-15, 2004
Cover Story
SOPAN JOSHI travels through Andhra Pradesh, only to find that beyond the immediate crisis of state-wide farmers' suicide lies one decade of neglect. Of agriculture, which sustains 70 per cent of its people, actually rendered unproductive and life-denying. By the government.
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News
Madhya Pradesh's amended rehabilitation policy may render dam-affected tribals of 14 villages landless
Kerala plans to use water hyacinth to manufacture an important industrial enzyme
G-20 suggests parameters to cut agricultural tariffs
Nepal's practical approach to biodiversity conservation
Doubts cloud foreign firm's hepatitis drug tests in India
The Swiss government regulates even the numbers of polluting particulate matter
Excessive mining hits coastal Gujarat hard
Bid to dilute definition of radioactive wastes in the US
From government for Bhopal tragedy case in the US
Hydel project bang next to Kerala's evergreen forest
HC takes note of hospital waste recycling racket
Creation of panchayati raj ministry sparks row
MCD adapts new measure to combat dengue and malaria
Global warming will lead to water scarcity in Asia
Cancer linked to polluted water in the Gangetic belt
Process to regularise marine assessments delayed
Interview
GOURISANKAR GHOSH, executive director, Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council, Geneva, Switzerland tells NIDHI JAMWAL that there should be a regulatory framework to m...
Factsheet
World's poorest nations can't have the much needed investment for growth
Feature
Females of some insect species dominate males. Why?
A village in Madhya Pradesh prospers by reverting to its traditional means of livelihood
Women effect a remarkable change in two districts of backward Bundelkhand
Debate
The government's draft tribal policy is insensitive to most matters concerning tribals
New rules dilute the biodiversity act
Only to find out that weight loss clinics are a sham
Opinion
Andhra Pradesh is a watershed for agriculture in post-independent India. For the government
They will bankrupt development
