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Climate Change; UNICEF’s Call to Protect and Prepare Children

With every child on every continent facing more frequent, severe, and destructive climate hazards, the UNICEF has called on to PROTECT the health, safety,...

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A new FAO-WFP report warns of catastrophic hunger in 16 global hotspots, driven by conflict, climate shocks, and funding gaps. Urgent action is needed to prevent famine

Millions at Risk: UN Warns of Deepening Hunger Crisis

A recent joint report by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the World Food Programme (WFP) reveals that acute food...
White collar terrorism has taken root beyond traditional militant circles

White collar terrorism has taken root beyond traditional militant circles

White collar terrorism has taken root beyond traditional militant circles. The alleged  involvement of doctors and other professionals in Red Fort Delhi...
Explore the latest WHO report on tuberculosis, global progress, challenges, and funding needs to end TB by 2030. Learn facts, FAQs, and key insights.

TB cases fall for first time

For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, TB cases are declining. Yet, funding gaps threaten global progress. Tuberculosis remains one of...
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India To Become World Diabetic Nephropathy Capital By 2030

India will have 134 million diabetics in next 25 years

India has an estimated 77 million people with diabetes, though China leads the global list with 116 million diabetics. Globally, over 425 million people are...
Remittances, a crucial financial support system for millions in developing economies, surged to nearly $800 billion in 2022. Approximately 80% of these funds, sent by migrants to their home countries, were directed towards low and middle-income nations.

Surging Remittances; A Lifeline for Developing Economies

Remittances, a crucial financial support system for millions in developing economies, surged to nearly $800 billion in 2022. Approximately 80% of these funds, sent by migrants to their home countries, were directed towards low and middle-income nations.

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Remittance flow To LMICs Expected To Increase

When the world is reeling under financial crisis, remittance flows to low- and middle income countries (LMICs) are expected to increase by...