Water is preeminently acknowledged as the driving force of all nature. Apart from meeting the water and sanitation requirements of the world’s 6 billion people, the water sector is also responsible for providing 40 per cent of the world’s food requirements, through irrigation, which also accounts for ap...
Recent visit of Nepalese Prime Minister Prachnada to India and his frank talks with Indian leaders on matters concerning bilateral, regional and global issues augur well for widening the scope of improvement of friendly relations between the two countries. For the past years, massive changes have taken...
Pakistan’s newly-installed President Asif Ali Zardari recently visited China, Pakistan’s trusted and tested friend. This visit came at a time when Pakistan is troubled on several fronts: its economy has hit rock bottom, it is unable to effectively counter the rising challenge of militancy and terrorism...
#DrArvindKumarPresidentIndiaWaterFoundation The present-day Central Asia comprises five countries – Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan. Prior to the dissolution of erstwhile Soviet Union in 1991, these countries formed the part of Soviet Empire and were called Soviet Republ...
Recent developments in Jammu region as well as the Kashmir valley over the issue of allotment of land for the Amranath Shrine Board have taken serious turn not only for Jammu and Kashmir but for the country as a whole owing to communal overtones that accompanied it because of petty vote politics played...
The curtain was down on spectacular political drama in the Indian Parliament on 22 July 2008 when the government headed by Dr. Manmohan Singh won a perilously close vote of confidence, amid uproarious scenes. The win could mean India now focusing on pushing through a much-vaunted, long-delayed nuclear d...
