Hindustan Times
The week Bollywood star Aamir Khan initiated a campaign against female feticide through television serial Satyamev Jayate there was an attempt in Ghaziabad to bury an unwarranted girl child alive. [Read more]
About Chetan Chauhan
From once a green city Shimla, environment reporting happened because of accident rather than choice for Chetan in late 1990s when CNG vehicles were being introduced in Delhi. Since then, environment has brought him closer to nature and a probable reason for his hatred for madness in Delhi. He is senior assistant editor in Hindustan Times, the newspaper he joined in 2000.
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Loading ...A small staircase, just enough to fit a human body, takes you to a kotha (brothel) in a bylane of crowded and dusty Swami Sharadhanand Marg, called Garstin Bastion (GB) Road, my window to life in a Delhi brothel. [Read more]
(3 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...Trin…trin, a phone call assuring you a good return if you re-invest in a plan of a reputed company. [Read more]
(4 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...The National Green Tribunal needs to deliver a Noida type order — banning new industries till air quality improves — for almost every emerging city in India or else, they would be new premature death zones. [Read more]
(2 votes, average: 4 out of 5) Loading ...Online services reduce petty corruption, ensure faster delivery of public services and are environment friendly. Sound great on theory as the government is now providing many services only through online mode. But, in reality it can cause additional hardships to people because of restrictions the online system imposes. [Read more]
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