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Status of Women In Himachal In Comparison To Uttarakhand, Punjab & Haryana

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By Pradeep Krishnatray
| Hill Post
How does Himachal Pradesh perform in terms of women’s health when compared with its three neighboring states of Haryana, Punjab, Uttarakhand? (Uttar Pradesh is not accounted here because it shares a very narrow strip of border less than 15 kms. with Himachal Pradesh).
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Why Does’t Gujarat Take Care Of Its Poor Children ?

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By Pradeep Krishnatray
| Hill Post
How do children in Gujarat fare when compared to children from some other Indian states? The data from the recently released NFHS-6 (2023-24) for all the states and Union Territories is unequivocal. Currently, over 35 percent of children in Gujarat under age 5 is stunted, meaning that the children’s height is shorter for their age. No other major state in the country except Bihar (35.6) and Meghalaya (36.8) surpasses Gujarat. Across the country, about 29 percent of children under 5 are stunted.
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Data centres: Why UN and India look at it so differently?

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By Pradeep Krishnatray
| Countercurrents
There is a fundamental difference between the way United Nations talks about AI data centres and what the Indian government hopes to achieve through them. This difference can best be captured between what the Secretary-General Antonio Guterres recently said at London Climate Action Week about such data centres and the vision that Indian government’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) laid out in a draft policy document in 2020.
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