National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) chief Priyank Kanoongo says it is the responsibility of Child Welfare Committees to ensure that kids who lost their parents to Covid should not lose their home and property
In view of the Covid pandemic’s dynamic and evolving nature, no fixed number or target or a time frame can be assigned for the vaccination drive, says Union health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan
What was gold standard a decade ago may not be relevant today, hence there cannot be an answer to developing on line of modern medicine, says Ayush secretary Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha
Lt Col Quazi Sajjad Ali Zahir, who defected from the Pakistani Army to join the Liberation War, talks about the impact of the 1971 war on India and Bangladesh.
Not talk about Arnab Goswami? That was not an option, says Seema Mustafa, president, Editor’s Guild. That would only have imperilled all other unfairly detained journalists.
Union health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan talks about the preparedness of the government’s vaccination programme and expresses confidence that all Indians shall get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Mohammed Saqib, Secretary General, India China Economic And Cultural Council, says Indian industry is capable of replacing certain Chinese imports, but not all.
In an interview with Outlook, Anil Bhardwaj, Secretary General, FISME, says China can never ignore India for its growth, and India needs China for its industrial engine to boom.
Dr Anurag Agrawal who is the Director at the Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology speaks to Outlook regarding the importance of vaccination against Coronavirus.
Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan expresses optimism, but warns that there "there are several uncertainties. The biggest is that the vaccine may not work."
Post anti-CAA protests and whatever happened in Jamia Millia Islamia and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh, Oulook had done a cover story looking at the politicization of police. The issue is as much relevant as it was a month ago when we ran it.
They always talk about the 12th century and only of the principles advocated by the pioneers, not of later compromises and developments, says Prof S Settar
