Rajasthan School’s Unique Design Offers Respite From Heat

The Rajkumari Ratnavati girls’ school uses the same yellow sandstone as the 12th-century fort in nearby Jaisalmer, in India’s western state of Rajasthan, dubbed the “golden city” due to the colour of the rock. Image: Idrees Mohammed / AFP© In the sweltering heat of India’s Thar desert, where summer highs soar above 50 degrees Celsius, … Read more

Rivals try to woo the Pacific as climate change bites

BBC The Tongan capital Nuku’alofa was buzzing during the Pacific Islands Forum Tonga’s sleepy capital Nuku’alofa was buzzing last week as leaders from across the Pacific region descended upon it for the annual Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) Leaders Meeting. Every so often, a police escort would speed through its streets, sirens blaring. On the bonnet … Read more

Foreign Trade Of India 2024: Exports, Imports, And Trade Partners

India’s economic history has been inseparably linked to foreign trade, featuring a rich tapestry of trade routes, colonial influences, and economic reforms that have shaped the nation’s story over the centuries. From ancient times along the Silk Road to the contemporary era, trade has played a dramatic role in India’s economic evolution, a trend that … Read more

Women, fight

It’s time to show what women are made up of. As crimes against women continue to rise across the country. It’s time for women to take matters into their own hands. The skill development department in Maharashtra launched a new campaign— Har Ghar Durga—under which dedicated physical education sessions will be held in all government-run … Read more

Is Mpox another pandemic?

Many countries, including India, are on high alert to fight and address a massive, untoward imperative. The concerned authorities are making every effort to ensure they are adequately prepared to halt the spread of mpox in the event of an out-of-control situation. Although the World Health Organisation (WHO) confirmed that mpox is yet to reach … Read more