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Indian billionaires Gautam Adani, Shiv Nadar and Ashok Soota, along with Malaysian-Indian businessman Brahmal Vasudevan and his lawyer-wife Shanthi Kandiah, were named in Forbes Asia's 16th Annual Heroes of Philanthropy List on Tuesday.

Agencies Thiruvananthapuram, Nov 17: Around 13.1 per cent of the people involved in drug and substance abuse in India are below 20 years, which calls for further stepping up community intervention and preventive mechanism targeting adolescents, said a top United Nations official, here on Thursday. Billy Batware, Programme Officer of United Nations Office on Drugs and

Billy Batware, Programme Officer of United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) said this while speaking at the International Forum on Children Matter-Right to a Drug-Free Childhood.

Billy Batware, Programme Officer of United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) said this while speaking at the International Forum on Children Matter-Right to a Drug-Free Childhood.

Around 13.1 per cent of the people involved in drug and substance abuse in India are below 20 years, which calls for further stepping up community intervention and preventive mechanism targeting adolescents, said a top United Nations official, ...

Experts blame it on lack of communication, a low anger threshold and normalisation of violence through television and cinema.

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], November 15 (ANI/GPRC): In their endeavor to make a difference for the little blooming buds of our society, Sakra World Hospital, a premier healthcare organization in Bengaluru on the occasion of Children's Day, launched its year-long CSR program, Sankalp today. With a noble intent to help 120 students from Std. I - X from poor families in their growth and overall well-being, the program will be conducted in collaboration with Government Higher Primary School, ...

The drug trafficking in Kashmir has emerged as one of the biggest challenges for the law enforcing agencies and the administration.Not

Is Pakistan repeating its Punjab drug push strategy in Kashmir? It certainly appears so. Drug traffickers are out to destroy Kashmir's generation-next by selling poison to it at the behest of Pakistan, which wants to enslave the youngsters for ...

The drug trafficking in Kashmir has emerged as one of the biggest challenges for the law enforcing agencies and the administration.Not