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Critical surgeries delayed as nurses continue strike at AIIMS

Almost 90 surgeries have been cancelled and patients are being forced to go to other hospitals → Read More

No Aadhaar card, no mid-day meals: activists protest Centre's move

A graduate of the Asian College of Journalism, Vishakh tracks stories on public policy, environment and culture. Previously at Mint, he enjoys bringing in a touch of humour to the darkest of times and hardest of stories. One word self-description: Quipster → Read More

Cabinet okays new health policy. Here's what its all about

#NationalHealthPolicy2017 passed by cabinet, promises affordable health care services for all → Read More

Here's why RSS-affiliate SJM wants food minister Harsimrat Badal sacked

Here's why RSS-affiliate Swadeshi Jagran Manch wants Union minister Harsimrat Badal sacked #FDI → Read More

Good, bad and ugly: the National Family Health Survey 4 has it all

India is doing okay when it comes to key health indicators, shows #NFHS, but has a long way to go → Read More

The Observer's piece on Pachauri is just one side of the story

The Observer published a piece quoting Pachauri in a series of email exchanges. Will it damage him further? → Read More

Govt bans 344 common use drugs. And it's good news for your body

Do you use Corex or Vicks Action 500 Extra? The govt has banned them, and that's good news for you → Read More

Between the lines: NGT didn't stop #AOL event, but there's more to its order

We're happy with the verdict but we reiterate we didn't damage environment: AOL counsel Saraswati Nath → Read More

Sonal Mehrotra was attacked while reporting on Kanhaiya's bail plea. It has only made her stronger

Despite all that she faced while covering Kanhaiya's bail plea at Patiala House Court, Mehrotra is even more determined to do well in the future → Read More

#RohithVemula family, friends call Smriti Irani out on her 'lies'

Panel that suspended Rohith Vemula was formed by the UPA, not us, Smriti Irani said. Was she lying? → Read More

Great plan, Mr Prabhu. But who will actually clean the railway coach via SMS?

Many Rail Budget promises are dependent on the pvt sector. They may turn out to be empty promises → Read More

Sri Sri Ravishankar's mega event spells trouble for the Yamuna

Sri Sri said Yamuna's in grave danger. That was 5 yrs ago. Now the guru is set to harm the river → Read More

#NotesforMrJaitley4: five things he must focus on in the Health Budget

Last year, Jaitley slashed #HealthBudget by 5.7%. Here's why he can't afford a repeat this year → Read More

#OddEven to return on public demand; two-wheelers still exempt

#OddEven is back on public demand. CM Kejriwal announces it will be implemented from April 15-30 → Read More

More pain for patients: essential drugs removed from customs exemptions

More pain for cancer, AIDS patients. Govt removes customs exemptions from many life-saving drugs → Read More

Just 6% Muslim faculty, but Pondicherry University faces 'Islamisation' charge

Govt seeks probe into 'Islamisation' of Pondicherry University. Only 6% of the faculty is Muslim → Read More

NABARD chief on farm distress: credit flow hasn't improved. It's a grey area

Hardly 5% farmers growing even major crops are insured. We need to fix this: NABARD chief → Read More

Govt thinks corporatisation is the way to clean Ganga. Will it work?

Projects to clean Ganga failed in the past. Will the new PPP model work? Tough chance, say activists → Read More

Small mercy: Kerala sets up India's first justice board for transgenders

Kerala has India's first justice board for transgenders. Will it help in the face of social stigma? → Read More

Forest Rights Act is being diluted. What does that mean for millions depending on forests?

The Forest Rights Act 2006 empowered those living in forests and also helped forests grow. Why dlute it? → Read More