Have technology, will survive

A green agenda based on the paradigm of pollution prevention can rescue the small-scale industry

Mere plans

Government proposes. Industry disposes. Programmes for cleaning up have very largely gone by the wayside

The small big polluter

Resource crunch and poor regulatory processes have made small-scale industries the pariahs of India's environment

Cast away

After being at the receiving end of both militants and the state government, Kashmir's village heads are now threatening to boycott next year's …

Dream bargain

Draft of employment guarantee act forwarded to Centre

Internet in, crime out

Loan sharks lay debt trap

In short supply

Sorry state

First stock-taking of science in India paints a gloomy

Woe the people

A citizen's report evaluates state policy and performance

Chinese recognition, it's official

Website review: Going 'rural'

www.ruralnaukri.com proclaims itself as a "'Haat' where buyers and sellers of rural talent meet". But if you think it is entirely to do with …

Occupational disease

Now what's that?

Spur to militancy?

Investments in the Northeast fail to generate employment

ZAMBIA

More or less equal

God made all humans equal, but some are more equal than others when it comes to consuming the world's resources

UNITED NATIONS

KENYA

Tobacco ban - Blatant blackmail

The Rajya Sabha's clearance of the tobacco bill has attracted an ad from the industry criticising the ban imposed on the sale of tobacco products …

I&B ministry to amend rule on employing foreigners in Indian media

Hat-trick

The Supreme Court has upheld the rights of Gujarati tribals to permanent employment

THE PHILIPPINES

In the dock

Were the World Bank policies faulty?

New aquaculture project

New East vs new West

Another "developing" divide