December 01, 2018

• Paris Agreement can’t be renegotiated: India
• Judges told to practise constitutional compassion
• NGT reiterates urgency in cleaning Ganga
• Trade pact is signed, but U.S.-Canada rift remains
• Together in an uncertain world
• The death debate
• What’s with the back series GDP data?
• Commodity trading time extended
• Climate change is more extensive and worse than once thought
• Can drones help count marine megafauna?
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November 30, 2018

• Farmers assemble in Delhi to demand policy change
• Discoms earn renewable energy credits worth Rs. 250 cr.
• ISRO puts ‘Sharp Eye’ into orbit
• Jaitley moots new federal bodies
• Plan to make Gaganyaan indigenous
• The case for a progressive international
• Walking the tightrope
• Cool it
• Number theory
• RBI moves to ease liquidity for non-banking finance firms
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November 29, 2018

• Brexit will make U.K. worse off, warns government
• Ghani forms team for talks with Taliban
• In a spirit of accommodation 
• Without maternity benefits
• Protect indigenous people
• Oil swings and the economy
• Dire strait
• ‘Climate change may cause threefold increase in powerful storms’
• Global warming increasing death, disease risk: Study
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November 28, 2018

• RBI Governor stresses need for autonomy of central bank
• A shot in the arm for defence IPRs
• Oppn. wants change in Citizenship Bill
• Trump doesn’t believe his govt.’s climate report
• Lessons from a tragedy
• A prescription for the future
• Breathing space
• Economy faces several risks to fiscal health
• Non-food bank credit grows at fastest pace
• Panel clears strategic sale of AI arm
• Resuscitating a dying river
• InSight probe lands on the Red Planet
• Not a long-term solution?
• Arctic plants are browning!
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November 27, 2018

• Stone laid for Godavari-Penna linking project
• Prosecute officials for not acting on pollution: SC
• Notice to Centre on anti-graft Act
• SC rejects fresh plea against Article 370
• May begins Brexit hard sell before Parliament vote
• EU, Iran commit to uphold nuclear pact despite Trump
• Only 40% of RCEP items finalised: official
• Sizzling oceans
• ISS microbes could be a threat to astronaut health
• Are humans responsible for ancient mammal extinctions?
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November 26, 2018

• RIMES terms Titli cyclone ‘rarest of rare’
• HIV infected children likely to suffer cognitive impairment: study
• EU leaders back May’s Brexit deal
• Along the new Silk Roads
• Ahead on malaria
• Cotton production estimated to decline
• Global climate finance flows increased: UN Climate Change
• TRAPPIST-1 system likely hosts Earth-like ocean world
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November 25, 2018

• Odisha now has a lexicon for rare tribal languages
• Rustle in the skies
• Recycling opens new road to stave off plastic threat
• A dying disease, but leprosy colonies still face stigma, shortage of funds
• The lowdown on tiger relocation
• Smoke and mirrors in the trade war
• Saying goodbye to UN migration agreement
• In Japan, cleaning is meditation
• Bringing burn care into focus
• Multiple reasons behind premature births in India
• One man’s trash, another’s treasure
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November 24, 2018

• Why gallows? Explain it to convicts: SC
• India to study marijuana-derived drugs
• India, China set for first post-Wuhan border talks
• Note ban woes still rankle in farm belt
• May defends Brexit deal
• Stopping the virus
• Not by ordinance
• Looking beyond the optics
• Corridor of hope
• Rising sea levels threatening historic lighthouses
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November 23, 2018

• India, Pak. commit to Kartarpur corridor
• Aligning the triad
• Get the model right
• Unlawful dissolution
• NASA’s InSight on track for Mars touchdown
• UN calls for cooperation to tackle wildlife crimes
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November 22, 2018

• Birds flee devastated Pt. Calimere
• An endangered tribe
• WTO panels to review U.S. steel, aluminium tariffs
• The RBI concedes a vital principle
• The post and the person
• Limits of CBI jurisdiction
• Tropical rainforests of Sumatra

November 21, 2018

• Farmers badly hit by demonetisation: Agriculture Ministry
• India, Russia to build stealth frigates
• BASIC nations push for ‘climate finance’
• India offers many roads, says President
• Odisha House passes 33% reservation for women
• Make it the Indian way
• ‘Pollution is now a political subject, that has been its big success’
• Amid institutional decline
• When giants clash
• Board committees to assist RBI
• India, 15 other African countries account for 80% of world’s malaria cases: WHO
• Landing site for Mars 2020 Rover chosen
• Turbulent times ahead?
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November 20, 2018

• ‘Literacy levels in rural India suffer from migration of families’

• CIC asks RGI to change data collection norms
• Army selects Russian Igla-S missile
• Make elephant corridors eco-sensitive zones: NGT
• Taliban confirms holding talks with U.S. officials
• Criteria for the courts
• A 21st century revolution
• Maldivian reprieve
• The many secrets buried in sheaves of paper
• Talks on with 150 nations to reform WTO: Prabhu
• ‘Corruption no longer among top 3 hurdles to doing business in India’
• China launches twin BeiDou navigation satellites

November 19, 2018

• Britain on the edge

• Balance of power, in the balance
• Further stressed by thermal power
• Being prepared
• Of credit rating agencies and credibility
• India steps up agro-diplomacy with China
• GST, a game-changer reform for logistics sector
• U.S., Europe firms looking at India as alternative to China
• The mind behind artificial intelligence
• A warmer winter ahead?
• Storms are getting stronger
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November 18, 2018

• Microplastics – a scourge stalks the sea
• Solih promises to reset ties
• Ganga waterway project cleared
• The growing calls to keep fracking at bay
• British austerity inflicting misery: U.N. poverty expert
• GROWTH-India telescope’s first science observation
• International Commission questions the studies on cancer induction by cell phone radiation
  

November 17, 2018

• SC to hear Article 370 plea in April
• India’s Act East policy can meet OBOR: Chinese envoy
• A.P., Bengal withdraw ‘general consent’ to CBI
• Rabi crop sowing low this year
• Nasheed calls for audit of China-funded projects
• N. Korea tests new ‘tactical weapon’
• Getting the economy back on track
• Unnecessary, destabilising and expensive
• Unnecessary, destabilising and expensive
• Govt. wants more say in RBI decision-making
• Harvesting green fuel from wastewater
• Heart-healthy oil, gluten-free wheat and ever-lasting oranges: Meet the future of food
• A water-logged earth
• India hands over e-rickshaws to Senegal, to boost clean energy ties
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