Don't expect much from G-20 By Devinder Sharma

Though the economic policies of the industrialised world continue to widen economic disparities, International groups like G-20 have failed to correct the structural problems behind the global economic crisis.
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Power sector can ruin Western Ghats By Shankar Sharma

Protecting Western Ghats is crucial for India's environment but the proliferation of the power projects in the region may cause massive and irreversible damage to the beautiful and sensitive mountains.
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Lighting a green lamp By Ashirbad S Raha

While India awaits a revolution of renewables to meet its economic and development goals in a sustainable way, the questions regarding the funding and implementation of green energy policies have become louder.

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Surrendering Indian agriculture before Obama By Devinder Sharma

Having failed to revive U.S. economy and facing rising opposition back home, President Obama is coming to India with the sole aim to demand drastic policy measures to help revive business of US agri-corps and retail giants.
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Kala Cola By Shalini Bhutani

The latest Diwali special advertisement by Coca-Cola uses ancient Warli tribal art for commercial objectives.
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Climate change, population and gender equity By Rina Mukherji

Allowing women to make their own reproductive health decisions to control population by ensuring safe childbearing and longer life expectancy is the only solution to save our planet.
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Squeeze poor, extract profits By Pandurang Hegde

The microfinance companies in India have finally come under scanner for charging exorbitant rates of interest from poor villagers and using exploitative methods to recover small loans, forcing many poor to commit suicides.
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