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The case of theft of tomatoes is on the night of July 4. Woman farmer Dharani of Goni Somanahalli village in Hassan district told...

The FRIENDS OF RIVER TAWI on World environment day Hosted an event "TAWI LAYI- DOSTI KA SURAKSHA KAWACH" with trees at the Tawi...

Bengal Film Industry (Tollywood) has again witnessed an incident of utter disrespect for our esteemed artists who leave no stone unturned and sincerely try...

A Surat court in Gujarat, presided over by Judge Robin Mogera, recently denied Rahul Gandhi's appeal to postpone his conviction in a defamation lawsuit...

Over the past ten years, India has undergone significant change as a result of its swift economic development and shifting political climate. In order to better understand the country's development, it is crucial to examine its performance on various global indices. This blog post will compare India's rankings in 2013 and 2022 on various indices and discuss the effects of these changes on the growth and development of the nation. Hungrier Nation India placed 63 out of 121 nations in 2013 according to the Global Hunger Index. The ranking fell to 107 out of 121 by 2022, reflecting a rise in hunger and malnutrition in the nation. This drop in ranking highlights the urgent need for improved food distribution systems and nutrition programmes to deal with this problem. No More Free Press Press Freedom Index: Over the past ten years, the nation's position in the index has also declined,       falling from 140 out of 179 nations in 2013 to 150 out of 180 nations in 2022. This decline reveals a rising concern for the right to free speech and the independence of the media to report the news without restraint or interference from the state. Sad Nation In a similar vein, India's position on the Happiness Index dropped from 111 out of 130 in 2013 to 136 out of 146 in 2022. This shift emphasises the need for policies that prioritise overall life satisfaction, mental health, and well-being in addition to economic growth. Beti Bachao? India dropped significantly in the Global Gender Gap Index rankings from 101 out of 136 nations in 2013 to 135 out of 146 nations in 2022. This reveals a rise in gender inequality in the nation and emphasis...