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Acid Attacks double in West Bengal in 8 months -Shiv Sahay Singh

-The Hindu Across India, there were 518 victims from January 2010 to July 2014 Kolkata: Geeta Gayen (40), mother of three children, was Attacked with acid on January 13 for spurning the advances of another man at Swarupnagar in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas district. After struggling for life with severe burns on her face, hands, and chest, she died on March 7. "She died for no fault of hers. She used earn...

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Health Service System in India: Is Insurance the Way Forward? -Chhavi Sodhi and Atif Rabbani

- Economic and Political Weekly Universalising health coverage is the current goal of the health service system in India. Tax-funded insurance for poor families is the method chosen for Attaining this objective. The Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana was rolled out in 2008 for households below the poverty line, enabling them to access health services in the public and private sectors. However, experience from different countries shows tax-funded insurance systems work well...

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Trap crops in IPM -DN Kambrekar

-The Hindu Trap crops are grown to attract insects or other organisms to protect main crops from pest Attack. Protection may be achieved either by preventing the pests from reaching the crop or by concentrating them in certain parts of the field where they can be destroyed. The principle of trap cropping rests on the fact that virtually all pests show a distinct preference to a certain crop stage. Farmers are being...

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Nothing to plough back -Devinder Sharma

-DNA The aim is to drive farmers out of agriculture and turn food production into industrial enterprise Some years ago, former President APJ Abdul Kalam was addressing students at an annual event organised by K Govindacharya's Bhartiya Swabhiman Andolan at Gulbarga in Karnataka. He exhorted students to work hard, educate themselves to become doctors, engineers, civil servants, scientists, economists and entrepreneurs. After he had ended his talk, a young student got...

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An ode to the Planning Commission -Shiv Visvanathan

-The Hindu Planning was a vision, a part of the nationalist movement and its history goes back to a many stranded dream of linking knowledge and power to serve society The old aphorism "old soldiers never die, they just fade away" might also be a story of the fate of most institutions. However, it was not true of the Planning Commission, which was terminated brusquely. This Independence day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi...

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