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Centre may have set the goal of doubling farmers’ income, but it’s a near-reality in the State
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By B Yerram Raju Telangana, the 12th largest State in India, will soon be the most dynamic State though the youngest among the States in the Republic of India. The State was virtually stagnant prior to its formation through the AP State Reorganization Act 2013 with a heavy shortage of power, lowest groundwater levels, poverty […]
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By Pittala Ravinder The efforts by the Telangana government during the last five years to rejuvenate the ailing fisheries sector are proliferating favourable results. This can be determined from the remarkable growth in fisheries production and productivity. Owing to the outstanding scheme of ‘free fish seed supply’ by the Telangana government, a first-of-its-kind in India, […]
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By JR Janumpalli The buzzword everywhere is development and distribution of wealth to the people. It is more strident in developing and poor countries. In India, we hear it day in and day out. But we seldom know if it is national income, income of household, personal income or its distribution among the people which […]
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Material objects transform private loss into collective memory, revealing how museums, photographs and memorials preserve grief, absence and histories of death
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Does the state lack the expertise to improve the performance of the assets in question?
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By Dr GVS Murthy Though all children were impacted severely due to Covid-19, children with disabilities having special needs were impacted more adversely. There are 375 million children aged less than 15 years in India, of whom nearly 35 million have neuro-developmental disorders. Most of them reside in rural areas where access to health and […]
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Auditory and visual (in-print and online) asynchronous learning works best during crisis periods
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By KS Gopal Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao has initiated a bold, innovative and pioneering agenda for the people living at the bottom of the economic and social pyramid for centuries. The Dalit Bandhu Scheme (DBS) has caught national attention with other States keen to study and explore adoption. The DBS is a direct […]
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There is a constitutional provision for setting up Cassation Benches in different regions
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There are some significant challenges inherent in dealing with cryptocurrencies
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India needs ‘disruptive change’ to shatter patriarchal social norms
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In cases of public and private sector collaboration, due diligence is critical
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It is imperative that the Indian state facilitates more participative rather than authoritarian governance
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Poverty is no excuse as every child is entitled to right to education
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Those running ‘Sikhs for Justice’ campaign have only exposed themselves with their ‘love’ for a bigoted regime
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Uncertainties in foreign travel offer an opportunity to go big on domestic tourism
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Since the country has no history of democracy, restoring the tribal Loya Jirga (Grand Council) is the way
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Don’t change immunisation schedule and adhere to age-specific recommendations on vaccines
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The world is waiting to see their approach towards people and the first major test is government formation
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A systematic response for ‘catching up’ is required once schools reopen
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Planning at the district level in India will be crucial in the journey ahead
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It is a myth to assume that valuations are precise, one can only be less wrong
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Credit ratings are penalising poorer countries for investing in healthcare during the pandemic