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Jun 19, 2018
Over one billion small firearms in the world and 857 million of them are in civilian hands, reveals survey
There are over 1 billion firearms in the world today, including 857 million in civilian hands — with American men and women the dominant owners, according to a study. -
Jun 13, 2018
US automakers are finding more ways to boost lithium output to cut their dependence on China
In North Carolina, Nevada and other states, miners are working to revive the US lithium industry, once the world’s largest until it fell off in the 1990s. -
Jun 12, 2018
Govt forms panel led by former chief statistician TCA Anant to bring in more transparency in jobs data calculation
The government has set up a technical committee under former chief statistician TCA Anant to bring in more transparency in jobs data calculation and presentation, the labour ministry said on Monday -
Jun 08, 2018
People aren't optimistic about current economic conditions or the employment situation nationwide, shows RBI's survey
RBI survey also shows that while households remain pessimistic about the current employment situation, their sentiments are marginally better for the future. -
Jun 08, 2018
Why the Modi govt's move to ditch quarterly jobs surveys to make way for EPFO-based employment data is a mistake
Dumping the QES for EPFO data is a bad idea and a case of seeking refuge in unrealistically high #employment numbers. -
Jun 07, 2018
One year of GST: The roller-coaster ride is over and businesses are now prepping to switch to cruise control
If voluntary courting of GST by SMEs can swell the revenue kitty, robust self-policing can add much more to the government's coffers. -
Jun 04, 2018
India's forest cover has increased by 1.29% from 2009 to 2015, reports Environment Minister Harsh Vardhan
The 'Status of Environment Report, India 2015', by Environment Minister Harsh Vardhan on Monday said the forests and tree cover constitute 24.16 per cent of the country. -
Jun 04, 2018
One in three adults suffer from inadequate sleep, could cost countries billions, finds study
Inadequate sleep, a health problem affecting at least one in three adults worldwide, could cost countries billions, a study has found -
May 28, 2018
Exams set to return for Class 5, Class 8: NAS report, recent board results reveal students aren't learning much
The no-detention policy for students between Class 5 and Class 8 is likely to be scrapped soon with the National Achievement Survey (NAS) revealing lack of exams impacting students' performances severely -
May 14, 2018
At four year mark of Narendra Modi govt, 57 percent citizens satisfied with performance, says survey
With a year left in Narendra Modi's term, a total of 57 percent Indians feel that the BJP govt has "either met or exceeded" their expectations.
