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  • 21st Jul 2008
    In Theory v. In Practice: The India Development Gateway
    In line with its National E-Governance Plan, the Government of India recently launched the India Development Gateway, which seeks to “foster inclusive growth and empower its rural users through releva...
    Primary
  • 9th Jun 2008
    The Experiment: E-Medicine in Rural Gujarat
    Under the auspices of its “e-gram” initiative, which intends to connect all villages through broadband, the Gujarat government has launched an e-medicine scheme for rural areas. The objective of the s...
    Primary
  • 2nd Jun 2008
    Gay Capital of the Sub-Continent: Bangalore
    While the government of India wrestles with its official stance on homosexuality, the gay-lesbian scene in Bangalore is flourishing. Just last week,> The Delhi high court directed the Union government...
    Stories
  • 2nd May 2008
    Another Victory for Sex Workers
    In a prior post, Vinay wrote about a groundbreaking event – the establishment of the first ever bank run for and by sex workers in Kamathipura, Bombay.As a follow up to that post, OneWorld South Asia ...
    Primary
  • 30th Apr 2008
    World's Largest Census?
    OneWorld South Asia just published a great piece by Bappa Majumdar on India’s preparation for one of the world’s biggest ever censuses. This once in ten-year exercise is an important national report c...
    Primary
  • 30th Apr 2008
    TC-I Tidbits
    Your daily dose of headlines: * * Can India meet the MDGs on access to safe drinking water? Keya Acharya has this interesting analysis [via OneWorld South Asia] * Thai fruit wine, responsible outsour...
    Competitions
  • 6th Apr 2008
    Media and Technology for Supplementary Education
    Two stories display how there are possibilities for creativity in supplementing Indian education and providing more options for students. OneWorld South Asia reports on FM stations in Bihar that will ...
    Primary
  • 2nd Apr 2008
    Midday Newsfeed
    Employment: The social justice ministry concluded that the participation ratio of SCs/STs in the NREGA, a rural job scheme, shows that despite the fact that tribals are half the number of Dalits, they...
    Primary
  • 1st Apr 2008
    A New Software that Keeps Politicians As Honest as Possible
    Starting April 1st, the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA), which provides at least 100 days of guaranteed wage employment to every household whose adult members volunteer to work on labo...
    Primary
  • 1st Apr 2008
    Mid-Day News Feed
    Oneworld South Asia highlights that India’s strategy to combat Multi Drug Resistant TB (MDR-TB) might be failing to stop the spread of the disease. There are 2.2 million new cases of TB every year.The...
    Primary
  • 29th Mar 2008
    In Desperate Need of an Agricultural Revolution
    On Wednesday, Indian Finance Minister P. Chidambaram attacked developing nations’ usage of crops for biofuel, referring to the policy as “uncaring” in light of a relentless rise in prices of food and ...
    Primary
  • 29th Mar 2008
    The Polio Capital of the World: India
    Last year alone, India spent Rs. 1,300 crore on the Polio Eradication Programme, with Rs. 1,042 crore more allocated for this year. Despite these efforts, however, the success of the past few years ap...
    Primary