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New Delhi, Sept 24: Pointing out that India can become a developed nation if the issues of education, health and security are dealt with, NRI business tycoon Lord Swraj Paul has emphasised the need for reforms aimed at the poor.

Pointing out that India can become a developed nation if the issues of education, health and security are dealt with, NRI business tycoon Lord Swraj Paul has emphasised on the need for reforms aimed at the poor.

China and India are experiencing explosive economic growth that will offer both challenges and opportunities for the United States, U.S. vice consul to India Brian Reynolds said Wednesday.

NAGPUR, Aug 4 (Bernama) -- India will send an astronaut into space on one of its own rockets by 2015 and embark on a manned mission to the moon by 2020, the country's space agency chief said.

New Delhi, July 20 (IANS) In the last 60 years of independence, no madrassa - including the great Darul Uloom at Deoband - has produced a single scholar, says minority education body chief M.S.A. Siddiqui underlining the need to modernise madrassas in India.

In the last 60 years of independence, no madrassa - including the great Darul Uloom at Deoband - has produced a single scholar, says minority education body chief M.S.A. Siddiqui underlining the need to modernise madrassas in India.

Two thousand Indian schoolchildren began a televised battle last night to win five scholarships to English universities, in the first instalment of a new prime-time show tipped to grip the nation this summer.

New Delhi - People opposing sex education in India are hypocrites, a federal minister said Monday referring to some local governments' refusal to implement a federal education module developed in the face of HIV/AIDS. We have a one billion populatio...

A leading global provider of software and services for quality improvement and statistics education, on Wednesday announced it will open a corporate office in India.

India may be booming, but not for those who occupy the lowest rung of society here. The Dalits, once known as untouchables, continue to live in grinding poverty and suffer discrimination in education, jobs and health care. For them, status and often occupation are still predetermined in the womb.