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The New Humanitarian | Why the UN is not climate neutral - Vimarsana News

The New Humanitarian | Why the UN is not climate neutral

Is the UN really climate neutral? No. - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world

Lawmakers Call on G20 to Prioritise Spending on Youth, Gender, and Human Security - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers Call on G20 to Prioritise Spending on Youth, Gender, and Human Security

NEW DELHI, Sep 05 (IPS) - Legislators from around the world, this week, officially submitted to the Sherpa of the G20 meeting set for September in New Delhi a declaration calling on governments to prioritise spending on ageing, youth, gender, human security, and other burning population issues.

How AAP government's waste management plan is making Delhi toxic - Vimarsana News

How AAP government's waste management plan is making Delhi toxic

Burning garbage is choking Delhi’s health, environment, livelihoods and finances. It is high time that the AAP government starts addressing the problem of waste, not when it is thrown away, but when it is produced

India's Mughal history erased from its textbooks - Vimarsana News

India's Mughal history erased from its textbooks

The removal from school textbooks of chapters covering the Mughal period of India's history, spanning three centuries, has raised a storm of protest from

Politics Behind the Removal of Mughal History From Textbooks Say Academics - Vimarsana News

Politics Behind the Removal of Mughal History From Textbooks Say Academics

NEW DELHI, Apr 20 (IPS) - The removal from school textbooks of chapters covering the Mughal period of Indian history spanning three centuries has raised a storm of protests from academics.