Levels of air pollution have risen dramatically over the last two to three decades. That has had a major impact on COPD
India also has the highest share (24%) of drug-resistant TB cases, i.e. patients resistant to one or more first line drugs used to treat the more common, drug-sensitive TB
India is the largest exporter of beef in the world, exporting buffalo meat worth $4 billion a year. However, since 2014, exports have mostly declined
Flood-prone areas get twin-pit toilets, not Ecosans, all to meet Swachh Bharat Mission targets
Anaemia is widespread in India--58.6% of children, 53.2% of non-pregnant women and 50.4% of pregnant women were found to be anaemic in 2016, as per the NFHS
Issues relating to the youth, education and jobs, are likely to take centrestage in the general elections 2019
Some countries such as the US and France have multiple time zones and DST
The farming community is still struggling to cover the cost of cultivation leave aside make any income or profits
If women menstruate during the floods, they have no option but to wash in floodwaters and re-use the blood-soaked cloth they use as a sanitary napkin
The air quality in the world's most polluted city, Delhi--home to 20 million people--remained above safe limits almost all days this winter between November 2018
Teacher training is imperative for improving learning outcomes in Indian classrooms
Addressing policy issues are important if India is to fulfill its commitment to the Paris Climate Agreement 2015 to install 175 giga watt (GW)
The school education system in India is facing a shortage of trained teachers and a lack of proper infrastructure
Unless skill development programmes receive impetus, the numbers of the unemployable will only rise
India's expenditure on higher education as a percentage of its total budget has remained largely stagnant, hovering around an average 1.47% over 12 years to 2018-19
Agriculture generates only 18% of gross domestic product but sustains 600 million people--half of India's population
24,000 'villages' with populations greater than towns lose out on policies for urban areas
Only 57.6% of women in India use sanitary napkins--48.5% in rural areas and 77.5% in urban areas
Andhra Pradesh and Telangana have thousands of unqualified traditional practitioners who mainly work within communities and wield trust among them
Jeffrey Shaman of the Mailman School of Public Health in New York explains how climate change impacts our health and why it is so difficult to link a particular public health event to climate change