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The glitches that dog RTE implementation

-The Hindu Meet held to discuss the discrepancies experienced across the State Bangalore: Glaring discrepancies in the implementation of the Right to Education Act across Karnataka were discussed at a State-level meet convened here on Saturday by the People Alliance for Right to Education (PAFRE). Each district representative prepared a brief note about the ground realities of the RTE and its implementation at the workshop attended by members of PAFRE, teachers, mahila sanghas,...

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Agriculture vs technology -Deepak Pental

-The Indian Express No country has ever achieved prosperity without engaging with science and technology (S&T). The ascent of the West and its global domination owes much to its prowess in S&T. In Asia, Japan and South Korea and more recently China have taken the highway to prosperity by mastering technology and effectively dealing with complexity. Chinese economist Justin Yufi Lin in his book The Quest for Prosperity has argued that...

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EC's demand on voluntary Donations referred to Law Commission

-PTI The Election Commission's demand that the limit of Rs 20,000 be removed to make it mandatory for parties to show on record all voluntary Donations, irrespective of the sum, has been referred to the Law Commission which is working on the issue of electoral reforms. Since the poll panel's recommendation requires amending the Representation of People's Act, the government has decided to wait for the Law Commission's recommendations on electoral reforms...

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Govt blocks EC move to make party funding transparent-Maneesh Chhibber

-The Indian Express In the seven years between 2004 and 2011, the Congress received over Rs 2,004 crore from donors; the BJP got about Rs 994 crore. Smaller and regional parties too got significant sums. These amounts were declared by parties; however, the source of over 85 per cent of Donations is not known. The parties say donors gave sums less than Rs 20,000, and need not be made public. The Election Commission's...

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Neglected Diseases of Neglected People: The Case for Investing in Neglected Tropical Diseases-Donald Bundy

-The World Bank Blog Infecting more than 1 billion people globally, the 7 major Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) cause blindness, disfigurement, anemia and cognitive impairment, and yet can be controlled or even eliminated by taking pills once or twice a year. NTDs are not simply neglected in terms of awareness and resource allocation but also in the sense that they affect some of the most neglected communities on the planet –...

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