Why India’s new economic metrics recognise the value of sanitation, waste management and environmental services

Recent revisions in India’s economic and industrial statistics may appear technical in nature, attracting the attention of economists, statisticians and policy specialists. Yet embedded within these reforms is a development that deserves far wider public discussion: the explicit recognition of water supply, sewerage, waste management and related environmental utility services within the country’s evolving framework…

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Turkish proverb of the day: ‘A single cup of coffee is remembered for forty years’ — A reminder that even smallest acts of kindness can outlive anything

A single cup of coffee is remembered for forty years A simple cup of coffee is often forgotten before the last sip cools. Yet, in Turkish culture, there is a saying that refuses to let such a moment disappear so easily: “Bir fincan kahvenin kırk yıl hatırı vardır.” Literally, “A single cup of coffee is…

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Hop, skip and fall: The great Richmond Road obstacle course in Bengaluru | Bengaluru News

What should be a pedestrian-friendly corridor has become a maze of obstacles and risks Walk-o-meter rating: 2/5From Richmond Circle to Shoolay Circle and D’Souza CircleBengaluru: If a hurdle race were to be conducted in the tech capital now, Richmond Road would qualify to provide the perfect turf. From displaced cobblestones to missing bollards, multiple trash…

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World champions’ curse strikes again as India suffer historic Ireland shock | Cricket News

Matt Hollard celebrates after taking the wicket of Shreyas Iyer. (Pic credit: Cricket Ireland) NEW DELHI: India’s reign as T20 World Cup champions began in the worst possible fashion on Friday as Ireland scripted a stunning 34-run victory in Belfast, extending one of international cricket’s most bizarre trends.The defeat meant India became the latest men’s…

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‘A series win over India would be pretty special’: Ireland captain Lorcan Tucker fires warning after historic Belfast triumph | Cricket News

Ireland captain Lorcan Tucker celebrates the historic win with teammates. (Pic credit: Cricket Ireland) NEW DELHI: Ireland captain Lorcan Tucker has set his sights on an even bigger prize after guiding his side to a historic first-ever victory over India in men’s international cricket, declaring that sealing a series win over the reigning T20 world…

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CBSE relief on three-language policy: Classes 7-9 students allowed to continue with two foreign languages- report

Centre has clarified that CBSE students currently studying in Classes VII, VIII and IX who have opted for two foreign languages under the three-language policy will be allowed to continue with the same subject combination till Class X, sources in the Ministry of Education told ANI.The clarification comes weeks after a CBSE circular issued in…

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Sanjay Gupta lauds Aditya Dhar’s conviction for four years for making Dhurandhar: ‘No shortcuts, filmmaking is not playing shooting shooting |

‘Dhurandhar’ and ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ have changed the perspective towards Hindi cinema. So much so, that a large part of the audience is also now comparing every film to this Aditya Dhar directorial because a new benchmark is set. Veteran filmmaker Sanjay Gupta has heaped praise on director Aditya Dhar for staying true to his…

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