By Nicholas Parry The COVID-19 crisis in India shows no signs of abating, as cases remain around the 400,000 peak. The situation remains dire, with figures consistently surpassing that of all other nations. India reported 403,000 new infections and 4,000 deaths on Sunday, indicating that — though the country may…

By Nicholas Witts Indian cities’ levels of air pollution are continuing to rise. Critical contributions to this trend are coming from hidden pollutants, scientists from the University of Birmingham have revealed. Using observations from instruments on satellites that scan the global skies every day, scientists were able to build estimated…

Millions of lives could be saved each year if we properly invested in midwifery, a new report has found. …

By Nicholas Witts People living with HIV are potentially more susceptible to a severe clinical course of COVID-19 than those who are HIV-negative, according to a study published in The Lancet which has provided fresh insight into the link between HIV and COVID-19. Amongst people who are HIV-positive, individuals with…

By Nicholas Parry The initial wave of COVID-19 in India had already pushed hospitals to breaking point. The second wave has seen both daily cases and death counts triple, with many now dying simply through the lack of ability to avail healthcare. While the initial wave lingered just below 100,000…

By Nicholas Parry India’s plight amidst the second wave of COVID-19 is dire. The death toll is rising and there is still no end in sight to the rise in cases. Many have lost loved ones. …

By Nicholas Parry In just a few short months, the tables for India’s COVID-19 vaccine donation plans have turned. While in February India was committed to providing vaccine doses across the world, recent events have seen the international community rally behind India to provide aid. India continues to break daily…

By TM Chen, President, Continental Carbon India Limited Policies we lay down today, pave way for the future of domestic industry. For instance, tariffs imposed on goods and services that enter the country can alter the balance of trade between the international trading partner and the tariff imposing country. There…

Plans to cut Universal Credit is not simply a political decision. For many who depend on it and other benefits, it’s the difference between life and death. The failings of the UK welfare system have become painfully apparent. In recent weeks, the harrowing story of Philippa Day gained traction —…