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Focus on COVID-19 estimated deaths

21-Jun-2021

Death registration is already quite low in India which is further  complicated by  COVID-19 pandemic. But understanding the causes of death is essential for health sector planning and optimal allocation of health resources.

A place for disruptive technology in India’s health sector

18-Jun-2021

As frontline warriors fighting COVID-19 wearing mainly masks and gloves as the only protective gear have been exposed to great risk.

Energy inefficiency can short circuit cooling India

17-Jun-2021

More frequent and intense heat waves are expected with a rise in global temperatures due to climate change.In the last three decades, there have been 660 heat waves across India causing 12,273 deaths.

Embracing cryptocurrency

16-Jun-2021

On June 9, El Salvador became the first country in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal tender. This is illustrative of the rising global trend of embracing cryptocurrencies with all its attendant risks.

Planning for a biosecure future

15-Jun-2021

COVID-19 has made it clear that our traditional imagination of national security is no longer credible.

The world is hardly wired for cyber resilience

14-Jun-2021

A string of high-profile cyber attacks in recent months has exposed vulnerabilities in the critical infrastructure of even advanced nations. 

Making peace with nature

11-Jun-2021

There has been an urgent need to restore damaged ecosystems as COVID-19 pandemic is a direct result of the degradation of natural areas, species loss, and exploitation. 

The promise and perils of digital justice delivery

10-Jun-2021

Perception about Indian courts is that courts justice delivery is with long delays and difficult for ordinary litigants. 

Towards a stronger mental health strategy

08-Jun-2021

Mental health issues are a major health challenge in the world today as according to the World Health Organization (WHO), there is a 10-25-year life expectancy reduction in patients with severe mental disorders.

The recall of chief secretary

07-Jun-2021

On May 28, the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) under the Ministry of Personnel directed that West Bengal Chief Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay report to its office at North Block in Delhi by 10 a.m. on May 31.



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