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School safety certificates go for Rs 3,000 in Delhi -Shradha Chettri

-Hindustan Times New Delhi: Hundreds of schools in Delhi may be working out of unsafe buildings, endangering the lives of their students, since a structural stability certificate — needed for these institutions to remain functional — comes for as little as Rs 3,000, no questions asked. On hearing that engineers and architects at Tis Hazari court complex were “selling” these certificates, HT decided to test the theory — and found it to...

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India may battle malaria on its own as global agencies PLAn to divert fund -Sushmi Dey

-The Times of India NEW DELHI: India may have to ramp up its funding to eliminate malaria as several international agencies are expected to divert finances to more demanding areas, including non-communicable diseases and maternal and child care. Since 2000, global malaria deaths have fallen 58%, and half of the world's nations are now malaria-free. This is likely to prompt many multilateral organisations to shift focus from malaria to other priority health...

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Criminal background no bar: 99 tainted candidates in fray in Bihar -Ashok Mishra

-Hindustan Times Patna: Guns and goons have PLAyed a key role in Bihar’s politics for decades. As the eastern state heads to the polls next month, outlaws with itchy trigger fingers as well as ‘baahubalis’, or strongmen, are back in the frame. Dozens of erstwhile gangsters have found their way into mainstream politics either directly or through spouses and relatives. Some of them will not contest the polls, but their influence can...

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Maharashtra’s first climate study centre to come up in Aurangabad -Kunal Purohit

-Hindustan Times Mumbai: Maharashtra government is finally waking up to the effects of climate change. Reeling under crippling water scarcity, it has decided to set up Maharahstra’s first climate change study centre. The idea of a centre was prompted by the successive weather eccentricities that the state has suffered in consecutive years --- drought, excess rainfall, hailstorms and drought again. The centre will set up in Aurangabad, the heart of the state’s driest and...

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Mamata Banerjee attacks PM Narendra Modi for ‘dissolving’ the PLAnning Commission -Madhuparna Das

-The Economic Times KOLKATA: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee while welcoming Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Digital India' initiative, attacked the government for 'dissolving' the PLAnning Commission, which she alleged, has affected the federal structure of the nation. "Earlier, there was at least a PLAnning Commission. The chief ministers had a PLAtform to voice their views and worries. But now where should we go and speak about such issues?" she said. Even though...

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