The officials of Assam Plains Tribes Development Authority (APTDA) had siphoned off Rs 2.75 crore during April 1, 1993 to April 30, 1996 in the name of supply of teaching-aid material to various

several environmental organisations in the us are expressing different opinions over how to deal with the effect of increased population on the environment. Particularly, they have not

Experts believe that the smog which enveloped Indonesia last year may return to aggravate the economic crisis that has engulfed the country

The World Trade Organisation's review of India's trade policy has been fixed for April 8 and 9.

This tiny Asian nation, still struggling to gain a secure economic foothold, is pressing ahead with its first oil refinery which has already become a centre of controversy. Work on the us $1.2

Malaysia, the country that hopes to be the home of latest multimedia technology, is currently advising its people to "return to the soil'. Threatened by a looming economic crisis, Malaysia plans to

Twenty-two Congressmen on Friday asked the Clinton adminstration to impose "tough economic sanction" against India if it did not allow the Amnesty International and other human rights watch groups to

The World Bank has embarked on a new poverty alleviation programme that reaffirms its target of reducing the number of poor by 50 per cent by the year

A proposed power generation project in Laos has become the target of environmentalists ire