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Recycle grey Water

-The Hindu UN-Habitat has commenced a new global consultation to reiterate the crucial role of wasteWater management in the Water cycle and explore policy options for a sustainable future. These consultations have also become necessary to set a future goal for Water use, particularly for the years following 2015, which is the target year for the Millennium Development Goals. For India — a severely Water-stressed region — this offers an opportunity...

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Collective farming comes to the help of destitute and widowed women-MJ Prabhu

-The Hindu "The main aim of collective farming is to discourage migration from villages and to provide food security to the families" Nearly 200 landless women and widows in eight districts of the State are working under the umbrella of Tamil Nadu Women’s Collective network to do farming and allied activities for the last three years. Interestingly, when vast tracts of lands are being sold off to commercial realtors in the name of...

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India seeing a 'cultural emergency', says Salman Rushdie

-IANS A new cultural "emergency" is emerging in India, and writers, painters, and filmmakers are becoming soft targets, says author Salman Rushdie, citing the national "Emergency" during 1975-77. "It seems that culture has become the new target. It may be because the writers, painters, filmmakers, artists don't have armies. We don't have the boys to put on streets to defend our film, novel or painting. So it's not hard to attack," Rushdie...

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All Unclear Over Nuclear -Ranjit Devraj

-IPS News When India was admitted to the world’s nuclear power industry nearly five years ago, many believed that this country had found a way to quickly wean itself away from dependence on coal and other fossil fuels that power its economic growth. After all, India already had a home-grown nuclear power industry that was producing about 4,000 megawatts of power from 19 nuclear reactors, defying a United States-led embargo on nuclear...

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The youth have shown the way, says Justice Verma -Smriti Kak Ramachandran and Bindu Shajan Perappadan

-The Hindu The youth of the country who came out on the streets protesting against the failure of the government to ensure the safety and security of women received a pat on their back from Justice J.S. Verma. Commending their “peaceful” and “mature” protests, he said it was this clamour for good governance that paved the way for the constitution of the Committee on Amendments to the Criminal Law. Hundreds of thousands...

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