Despite red flags, green nod for coal mining, new blocks put on auction

Despite red flags, green nod for coal mining, new blocks put on auction

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DESPITE A CLEAR order by the National Commission of Scheduled Tribes (NCST) to defer public hearings, and a study by Indian Council of Medical Research that points to adverse impact of coal mining on health of tribals, the Chhattisgarh government and the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF & CC), facilitated the […]

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Gendered division of labor shaped human spatial behavior

Gendered division of labor shaped human spatial behavior

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Navigating, exploring and thinking about space are part of daily life, whether it’s carving a path through a crowd, hiking a backcountry trail or maneuvering into a parking spot. For most of human history, the driving force for day-to-day wayfinding and movement across the landscape was a need for food. And unlike other primates, our

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Online classes: Tribal students at the receiving end, says survey

Online classes: Tribal students at the receiving end, says survey

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Pointing to the impact of the pandemic on learning, a survey has found that students in tribal areas received less than optimal exposure to online classes. The students in tribal locations in five districts reported that they attend less than an hour of online class on working days.The survey was conducted by Kanal Innovations, an

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