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Where has the chirpy sparrow gone (19 March 10:51) |
| Today World House Sparrow Day is being observed all over the world to raise awareness about the decline of the bird. Speak Up asks experts reasons for the decline and solutions to stem the t... |
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Adding zing to that mundane auto ride (18 March 10:55) |
| Three youngsters have launched first autorickshaw magazine to help passengers spend time |
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Rectify the decline in punctuality of trains (18 March 10:54) |
| A DNA reader highlights how even minor delays affect daily commuters |
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Will Mayawatis antics lead to aggressive display of money power (18 March 10:52) |
| City feels it will trigger brazen show of wealth and want stringent action |
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System heading for overhaul (18 March 10:47) |
| The government is planning to revamp the education system to make it more beneficial to students. Speak Up asks if such innovations will be in their interest |
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This group wants to secure the future of 75 girls (17 March 11:26) |
| Organisation plans to hold an auction of paintings and raise funds for
education |
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Will Baba Ramdevs mission succeed (17 March 11:24) |
| Most Mumbaikars are sceptical if he will be successful and want him to focus on social work instead |
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Say cheers without that peg (17 March 11:21) |
| A study to probe the link between alcohol intake and heart disease among Indians has made a startling revelation that even small amounts of liquor can harm us, due to our genetic composition... |
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Breathing easy Not any more (16 March 11:33) |
| According to the state pollution control board, there has been a rise in pollution levels in the city due to construction activity and proliferation of vehicles. Speak Up finds out if the da... |
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Can foreign universities solve nations crisis (16 March 11:28) |
| Mumbaikars welcome the move, but want the institutes to provide affordable education. |
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Eco-conscious students promote water conservation initiative (16 March 11:25) |
| Mithibai College recently organised a signature and handprint drive to save the resource. |
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Bringing youngsters closer to social issues (16 March 11:23) |
| A DNA reader elaborates how the social involvement programme has changed her perspective about the underprivileged. |
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Wanna jog Check out the drain next lane (15 March 11:56) |
| The municipal administration's Standing Committee has suggested building of jogging and cycling tracks along open drains. Speak Up finds out if BMC's plan to emulate Singapore's experience i... |
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English talking its way to become Indias lingua franca (15 March 11:50) |
| English speakers in India outnumber those in western Europe. Speak Up probes if the lingo's preponderance has become a barrier for others. |
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Celebrating Ugadi Gudi Padwa with fervour (15 March 11:45) |
| On Ugadi, people rise before dawn and after a bath decorate the entrance of their homes with fresh mango leaves. |
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Prevention is better than cure (15 March 11:43) |
| DNA reader feels the death of the seven-year-old child at Andheri is an eye opener and youngsters must be warned. |
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Nine-day Ram Navami festivities begin tomorrow (15 March 01:39) |
| This year Ram Navami falls on March 24. However the nine-day festival at various temples will begin tomorrow, which is also the Gudi Padwa day. |
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Consumers must unite for the global day of emancipation (15 March 01:38) |
| Consumer Rights Day has become an occasion for mobilising citizenry. Speak Up finds if there is awareness about rights and willingness to resort to redressal. |
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Killer stick What will make you stub it out (12 March 11:35) |
| From June 1, cigarette packets and tobacco products will carry a new set of pictorial health warnings. Speak Up asks if it will deter people from smoking. |
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Its showtime folks let the games begin (11 March 10:48) |
| Indian Premier League fever has caught on and the stage is set for the biggest cricketing extravaganza of the year. Speak Up asks fans who they think will lift the trophy this season. |
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Time to put a cork on colas (10 March 11:20) |
| Representatives in New York are pressing for a tax on the soft drinks industry, claiming they are responsible for an upsurge of obesity.
Speak Up asks if beverages constitute a stumbling bl... |
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Should womens self help groups be given parking lot contracts (10 March 11:15) |
| Many Mumbaikars feel such measures will strengthen their empowerment. |
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Educating the youth about ecology (10 March 11:12) |
| An organisation wants to create awareness about maintaining one of our most vital resources. |
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Games up for opponents of empowerment (10 March 11:09) |
| DNA reader feels the vote in Rajya Sabha has unmasked politicians. |
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More power to Indian women (09 March 11:07) |
| The bill granting reservation for women in the parliamentary process was passed on Tuesday by the upper house, braving acrimonious protests. Speak Up elicits views on the proceedings. |
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How does Mumbai fare on the liveability index (09 March 10:59) |
| Opinion among inhabitants is divided if city is indeed the nation's second most liveable city. |
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Making their voices count in the system (09 March 10:55) |
| Tata Institute of Social Science (Tiss) has envisioned a platform where children will be able to send their doubts, queries, suggestions and opinions to improve the educational system. |
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Need some regulation on free diagnostic tests (09 March 10:53) |
| DNA reader wants devious advertisements to be evicted from public areas. |
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Will training youth to take the constabulary exam help policing (08 March 11:51) |
| Citizens feel this experiment conducted on small scale must be replicated across the city. |
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Is gossiping injurious to health (08 March 11:47) |
| According to a study, a person's well-being is directly related to indulging less in trivial talks and more in meaningful conversations. Speak Up asks young urban professionals. |
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Taking graphic books to another level (08 March 11:41) |
| Vimanika Comics will be releasing theme based tomes on ancient epics with a subtle message to spread awareness. |
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Breaking through the glass ceiling (08 March 12:33) |
| A study by consulting firm Bain & Company found that few women tend to make it to higher echelons of management. DNA asks if there is a deliberate attempt to keep them away from leadership |
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Marital bliss More than just a formula (05 March 10:59) |
| For a union to click, researchers from the Geneva School of Business feel a bride should be five years younger than her groom and come from the same cultural background. Speak Up finds out i... |
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Can more options ensure them a better future (04 March 11:32) |
| The varsity has changed the eligibility criterion, as irrespective of the subjects students have studied in std XII, they can now enrol into Bachelor of Commerce course. Speak Up weighs the ... |
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Equipping managers with the right skills to race ahead of competition (04 March 11:26) |
| Managers have learnt the managerial theories, internalised corporate case studies and learnt how to crack them, communicate and present better. |
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Can the city do without the three-wheeler (03 March 10:49) |
| The state has proposed to phase out autorickshaws to improve road safety and reduce pollution. Speak Up examines if the step is viable. |
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Putting BRTS and Mumbais commuters in the fast lane (03 March 10:44) |
| Bus Rapid Transit System has at last got a blueprint for its first two corridors. Speak Up finds out if it can change the way we travel in the city. |
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Guardians must try to demystify board exams and academic stress (03 March 10:40) |
| DNA reader feels parents play a crucial role in allaying fears about SSC exam. |
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Gear up to give the exam your best shot (03 March 02:04) |
| Final preparations are on for students who are appearing for the SSC exams which begin on March 4. Speak Up charts a roadmap to get around the rigmarole of last minute revision. |
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Will MF Husains humiliation hurt our image internationally (03 March 01:59) |
| Artist's acceptance of foreign citizenship will tarnish India's democratic reputation. |
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Activists must try to popularise dry Holi (03 March 01:56) |
| DNA reader wants political, religious leaders to spread message of conservation. |
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Experts get together to tackle menace of terror (03 March 01:53) |
| Civil society is interested in analysing the cause of the problem to seek an amicable solution for peace. |
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Happy days may be back for job aspirants (01 March 11:33) |
| According to the economic survey tabled in Parliament, almost 1.51 lakh jobs have been added till September 2009. Speak Up asks experts and people about the emerging scenario. |
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Cagers team up to breathe life into sport (01 March 11:28) |
| The Indian Gymkhana has come up with a plan to launch a basketball academy with financial assistance from some corporate groups. |
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Dont use Holi fest as an excuse to chop trees (01 March 11:26) |
| It is necessary for each individual to understand the ramifications of their actions and refrain from harmful acts, which are certain to boomerang on humanity. |
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Are you satisfied with this years budget (26 February 07:01) |
| While there would be no tax for income up to Rs1.6 lakh, a tax of 10% would be levied for income up to Rs5 lakh, 20% for up to Rs8 lakh, and 30% beyond that level. |
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What the aam aadmi is hoping for (25 February 11:55) |
| All eyes will be on finance minister Pranab Mukherjee today as he presents the budget. DNA finds out what residents of the financial capital are expecting from the annual exercise. |
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Do you feel Sachin Tendulkar can be called the God of cricket for his consistent performance What is your congratulatory message for the Master Blaster (25 February 08:30) |
| Do you feel Sachin Tendulkar can be called the God of cricket for his consistent performance? What is your congratulatory message for the Master Blaster? |
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Hazards begin to show their true colours (25 February 12:44) |
| Red, pink, blue, green, yellow, purple? Yes, you have guessed it right. It's the festival of colours 'Holi' is now just a couple of days away. |
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Common curriculum may unite all (25 February 12:43) |
| DNA reader lauds the government's initiative for a standard syllabus. |
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