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Elderly people wait for their turn to receive a dose of COVID-19 vaccine, during a countrywide inoculation drive, at BKC jumbo vaccination centre in Mumbai, Maharashtra on March 1, 2021.

Data | COVID-19 cases in Maharashtra and Punjab rise again, most cases in rural districts

Vignesh Radhakrishnan Sumant Sen Naresh Singaravelu

As many as 11 rural districts in Maharashtra recorded over 100 new cases on an average between Feb. 21 and 27, compared to just 4 such districts between Jan. 3 and 9

A policewoman is administered COVID-19 vaccine at IV Town police station in Visakhapatnam on February 25, 2021.

Data | India unlikely to meet its target of 400 million COVID-19 vaccine doses by July

Naresh Singaravelu Vignesh Radhakrishnan

A worker seen filling petrol at a bunk in Chennai. File

Data | As petrol prices cross ₹90 per litre, new cess could deepen Centre's coffers

Vignesh Radhakrishnan Sumant Sen Not one rupee of the Rs. 1.25-lakh crore of cess collected on crude oil was transferred to an oil industry development body it was meant to finance, between FY10 and FY19

Passengers taking COVID-19 tests at the Thane railway station in Maharashtra on Sunday.

Data | COVID-19 cases in Maharashtra and Punjab increase sharply

Vignesh Radhakrishnan Sumant Sen The average number of tests conducted in February reduced compared to January in both States

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Uttar Pradesh records highest number of sewer cleaning-related deaths in last five years

Naresh Singaravelu Vignesh Radhakrishnan Many victims' families yet to receive compensation

Rescue operations under way at Tapovan Tunnel. Two power projects – NTPC’s Tapovan-Vishnugad hydel project and the Rishi Ganga Hydel Project – were extensively damaged.

Data | Over 50,000 hectares of forest land in Uttarakhand diverted for various projects in last 30 years

Vignesh Radhakrishnan Sumant Sen Recent flash floods highlight danger of hydropower projects in State

A healthcare worker works on a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) test from a positive patient inside a COVID-19 unit at Trinitas Regional Medical Center in Elizabeth, New Jersey, U.S. | File

A year after the first COVID-19 death in China, fatalities peak worldwide

Vignesh Radhakrishnan Naresh Singaravelu On January 19, 2021, 17,066 COVID-19 patients died worldwide — the second such day when daily fatalities crossed the 17,000-mark since the pandemic started

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‘District courts will take 10 years to clear cases’

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat. File Photo

Dalit sub-castes seek reservation review

NEXT STEP: “The government has to use its goodwill with industry to expand the objective of ‘Make in India’ to ‘Skill India.’” Picture shows students at a handicrafts workshop in Chennai. Photo: M. Srinath

Uphill task for Skill India mission

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National Health Profile highlights poor doctor-patient ratio

Immigration flows are on the rise in most OECD countries, and preliminary data for 2014 suggest that permanent migration flows increased sharply for the first time since 2007.

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Emigration from India rises but remains relatively low

Narendra Modi Madison Square Garden speech is not listed in the information provided about his US visit.

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PM Modi’s foreign travel: what we spent and what we got

A look at the Bihar poll scenario

Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi announced on Wednesday that polls to the 243-seat Bihar Assembly would be held in five phases on October 12,

More children in school, but very few enter college

Over 400 million people, or over a third of the population in 2011, had never attended any school or educational institution, new numbers from the

Region and religion both matter for better population indicators

For better population indicators, region and religion both matter, suggest data from 2011 and 2001 decadal Censuses. According to the data, in the

Birth rate dips, sex ratio up in Delhi

The number of female birthshad ‘increased’ and was ‘improving every year’

India's religions by numbers

India’s Muslim population is growing slower than it had in the previous decades, and its growth rate has slowed more sharply than that of the Hindu

Hollow promise of 'special status'

Given that economic benefits under the ‘Special Category’ status are minimal and have been diluted over the years, States would be better off seeking a special package

54.72 % of population in Kerala are Hindus

Muslims make up 26.56% and Christians 18.38 %

Muslim population growth slows

Gap with Hindu growth rate narrows.

Some improvements in child malnutrition: data

Eight States have reduced the proportion of underweight children.

Conviction rates up, but not for rape

Despite an increase in the number of cognisable crimes in India during 2014, the rate of conviction rose as well. There were over 9.4 lakh cases under

Sharp rise in crimes against children

NCRB data dispel the myth about ‘rising juvenile crime’

Govt. to urge States to ensure 33% women in police forces

‘Currently, women make up just 6.11 per cent of India’s police force and 7.15 per cent of the Delhi Police’s strength’

Steep rise in Dalit murders in 2014

But the overall incidence of crime against SCs has dropped

Demystifying NCRB data in six charts

The National Crime Records Bureau released the data for 2014 on Tuesday evening, and one of the major stories from it remains sexual assault. Here are

‘Women police personnel face bias’

They make up just 6.1 per cent of the force, report says

Delhi is now India’s rape capital, show NCRB data

Number of cases proportionate to women population earns it infamy

2.8 million workers and $13 bn: the story of Indian migrants to the UAE

The UAE is the top destination globally for Indian migrants, with over 2.8 million Indians living there, according to UN estimates.

The desertification of Tamil Nadu

How private wells and paddy are drying up the southern State.

43% kids in Delhi stunted

This was revealed by the Rapid Survey on Children (RSOC), a 2013-14 nationwide sample survey of over one lakh households.

The (mostly) tragic story of the monsoon session in 6 charts

You didn’t really need numbers to tell you this, but here it is anyway; this was an incredibly unproductive session of Parliament.

'MGNREGS reduced poverty, empowered women'

The programme reduced poverty by up to 32 per cent and prevented 14 million people from falling into poverty.

BIMARU States: the shoe fits even now

In a speech in Gaya on Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that while Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh were no longer “BIMARU” states, Bihar

Spectre of drought rubs salt on wounds of farmers in Karnataka

After slump in prices and harassment from moneylenders, the farming community now faces another hardship – failure of kharif crops owing to severe

In search of a new route

The writer talks to experts to find out that the only solution to a smooth traffic flow is an improved public transport system along with measures to control personal vehicle use

Some have faith in unelected institutions, but India values dissent

'Yet identify themselves as democrats'

Two-thirds of rural households still use firewood for cooking, says NSSO

In urban areas, however, a similar proportion use LPG

Suicides refuse to go south

The rate in Puducherry is four times more than the national average

T.N. reduces deaths in road accidents

Tamil Nadu accounted for 13.6 per cent of all accidents and 11.3 per cent of all deaths due to road accidents in the country

India’s new farm suicides data: myths and facts

There has been a lot of misreporting and conspiracy theorising about the new farm suicide numbers. No doubt, these numbers – as with most crime data –

A third of HC judges’ posts vacant, Lok Sabha told

The situation in the Chhattisgarh High Court is the worst, with nearly 60 per cent of positions vacant.

Delays dog highway projects

Truancy by contractors the main reason

‘Bengal records highest rate of rise in suicides’

Rate of suicides per lakh population in West Bengal was 15.5 per cent, while the national average was 10.6 per cent in 2014.

Yakub Memon and the story of the death penalty, so far

The Supreme Court on Tuesday >dismissed a curative petition filed by Yakub Memon, sentenced to death by a special TADA court for his role in the

Trial courts give death freely, but just 5% confirmed

Of 1,790 death sentences, 1,512 were decided by the High Courts, while the remaining were either awaiting decision or had been sent for retrials.

One unlikely city is India's accident and suicide capital

India's suicide and road accident capital is an unlikely city - Bhopal. New official data shows that the city recorded 56.6 suicides per 1 lakh

Suicide top killer of women, accidents for men

The streets continue to remain the most unsafe place for men and the home, for women. New data shows that of all unnatural causes, men in India are

Uttar Pradesh, T.N. roads the most unsafe, show NCRB data

Sixteen Indians died in road accidents every hour in 2014, a quarter of them on two-wheelers, and a majority of them as a result of overspeeding or

The quality of air you breathe in Chennai is worse than in Delhi

Chennai had the highest proportion of ‘severe’ days based on AQI

Gujarat and Tamil Nadu lead in project clearance in coastal areas

Interestingly, all proposals were to build jetty, port, industry etc. unlike rest of the States, where several proposals were pertaining to repairing or reconstruction.

Manual scavenging still a reality

Startling facts emerge from census; Maharashtra tops the list

MDG report: India on track in reducing poverty

‘But it still remains home to one quarter of global underfed population’

SCs in TN better off than FCs in Jharkhand

National averages hide State-level dynamics; SCs, STs worse off on average.

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Taapsee Pannu. Photo: Special Arrangement

24K | Taapsee Pannu breaks silence on I-T raids

Anjali Shahi and Lavanya Jayashankar

13K | Four women in spirits: meet the entrepreneurs behind India’s new liquor brands

Seeking out: We have been undertaking active case finding in the State. Anyone with influenza-like illness is tested for coronavirus infection, says Dr. Khobragade.

13K | Coronavirus | Kerala’s delayed approach towards herd immunity

Policemen carry cans of spurious liquor recovered from a field at Harkhua Khajurbari village in Bihar’s Gopalganj district on August 17, 2016 after several people died after consuming hooch.

11K | 2016 Bihar hooch tragedy | Nine get death sentence; life term for four

Image used for representation purpose.

11K | Paris-New Delhi Air France flight makes emergency landing in Bulgaria as Indian passenger assaults flight attendant

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10K | Only NRI quota seats based on entrance exams for OCI cardholders: MHA

9K | Do not consume alcohol for 45 days after vaccination: Experts

8K | New space: On ISRO’s first dedicated commercial mission

Paramedic staff seen arriving at the Vijayawada railway station as part of a COVID-19 safety exercise.

7K | Coronavirus live updates | Maharashtra continues to report highest new cases