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Telangana Women Use Rangoli Art to Map Village Poverty

Women in Telangana villages are using traditional rangoli patterns to create social maps identifying the poorest households. This community-driven initiative aims to improve welfare targeting through local knowledge.

10 Poorest Countries in 2025: Global Finance Ranking

Global Finance Magazine reveals the 10 poorest nations for 2025. Despite global wealth, countries like South Sudan & Burundi face extreme poverty due to conflict, climate, and debt. Explore the list and reasons.

IIT Delhi Opens Admissions for Robotics Executive Programme

IIT Delhi launches its third cohort of the Executive Programme in Robotics, a 5-month course for professionals. Learn AI, IoT, and automation skills for the booming robotics market, projected to hit $111 billion by 2030. Apply now!

Tamil Nadu's Thayumanavar Scheme: A New Home for 100,000th Family

Tamil Nadu launches a comprehensive war on poverty with the Thayumanavar scheme, integrating housing, health, and livelihood support. Sumathi from Tenkasi becomes the 100,000th beneficiary. Discover the state's data-driven approach to eradicating deprivat

Hanumangarh Ethanol Plant Relocates After Farmer Agitation

A major Rs 450-crore ethanol project in Hanumangarh is set to relocate to Madhya Pradesh following intense farmer protests over pollution fears. The move halts a key investment in Rajasthan's green fuel sector. Read the full story.

ICSI CS June 2026 Exam Time Table Released

ICSI has announced the CS June 2026 exam schedule for Executive & Professional programmes. Exams from June 1-7, 2026. Check key dates, timings, and how to download the official timetable.

Telangana: 40% rise in govt schools with under 10 students

Official data reveals a crisis in Telangana's government schools, with over 5,000 institutions having fewer than 10 students. Experts blame single-teacher setups and a shift towards private education. Read the full analysis.

India's Poverty Mindset: A Barrier to Higher Standards

Manu Joseph argues India's low standards, justified by poverty, hold the nation back. The Supreme Court's 'luxury litigation' remark on water packaging reveals a deeper issue. Read why aiming higher is key to progress.

Yunus vows to carry forward ideals at Hadis funeral

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus pledges to continue the legacy of his late colleague, economist Dr. M. A. Hadi, at an emotional funeral in Dhaka. Read about his vision for a poverty-free world.

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