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Breastfeeding not to be an Issue at Taj Mahal
For the first time in India, breast feeding mothers are going to get feeding rooms in world famous historic monuments, including the Taj Mahal.
The...
Rajasthan to be India’s first to introduce Right to Health Care
Rajasthan is all set to become the first state in India to come up with the Right to Health Care Bill, which is aimed...
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Google Play Store removes 600 apps for disruptive ads
Whether playing a game, chatting or reading, advertisements may be big distractions to most of...
No more angry faces in Indian schools
No more angry faces in schools under the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in...
Pakistan to drag Kashmir to World court
After raising the Kashmir issue in the United Nations and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation,...
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Corona Drug Research: Five Leads of Hope
The scientists across the world are working overtime to develop a drug or vaccine to...
Vulture population in India comes down to four lakh from four crores
Vulture population in India has sharply come down to about four lakh from four crore...
No new coal for cleaner, greener economies: UN
Stating that nine out of every ten people breathe unclean air, UN Secretary General António...
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Trials of Hope: India may be the first to launch Covid-19 vaccine by August...
Much ahead of the United States or the UK and the frontrunners in China, India may have the Covid-19 vaccine for public use, all...
Scientists from 30 countries launch Covid clinical research coalition
The Covid-19 Clinical Coalition, involving scientists, physicians, funders, and policy makers from over 70 institutions from over 30 countries, has been set up to...
Sleep less, your anger and frustration increases
If you sleep less, then there is much chance that your anger and frustration would be augmented. A new study found that anger and...
Sinking of land affects 635 million
Human activities and natural causes will lead to the sinking of the surface of the Earth, which as per scientists would affect 635 million...
Corona tests in India still considerably lower than most countries
The coronavirus infections in India continues to rise, with the confirmed cases crossing 3.54 lakh with another 10974 testing positive in the last 24...
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UP Chief Minister’s love for Kalu
Kalu, the black Labrador of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, is not just a pet dog but is now an internet celebrity. The...
Govt agencies to get fast track clearance to use Drones for...
Government agencies in India will be provided 'fast track conditional exemptions' to operate Remotely Piloted Aircraft System/ drone for COVID-19 related activities in the...
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UNEP outlines Adaptation plan for a greener world
The world went through difficult times in 2020 with Covid 19 pandemic affecting all spheres of life. Apart from this, the globe also witnessed an increase in temperature, droughts, floods, wildfires, locust attacks and...
Circumcision leads to stressed life; Study
Circumcision of infants is widely practised for religious and even medical reasons. However, the psychological impact of it is likely to haunt the adults in later years, according to a latest study.
The researchers from...
46 Percent of Indians do not own land
More than two-fifths of the households (46 per cent) in India do not own land and only three per cent of the household own non-cultivable land, according to the latest report Longitudinal Ageing Study...
Nurses at heightened stress
With infection levels increasing in the nursing workforce and continued abuse, the nurses world over are at a heightened psychological distress, according to data from the International Council of Nurses (ICN).
The ICN said that...
Promote healthy food in Public facilities; WHO
Stressing that unhealthy diet is responsible for millions of deaths and lost years of good health, the World Health Organisation has called for promoting healthy food in public facilities.
The WHO maintains that urgent action...
Internal displacement costs 20 billion dollars for countries
The Internal displacement of people has cost at least 20 billion dollars for each of the countries with an average cost of 390 dollars per person, according to new estimates.
The cost increased in the...
Poor air quality makes pregnancy risky
A seven per cent of pregnancy loss in South Asia is preventable if the quality of air in the region is improved, according to a study in the Lancet. The study showed that pregnant...
India is younger
India is showing a relative decline in the population among childhood ages with the fertility graph declining in the country in the last ten years. However, India has a young population, according to the...
More Army personnel dies of stress than in enemy actions
Suicides, untoward incidents and fratricides have led to the loss of more army personnel than in enemy actions, according to a study by the United Service Institution of India, a think tank.
The study report...
India to have 319 million elderly population by 2050
India will have an elderly population of over 319 million by 2050, which is a rise of 19.5 per cent from the previous 2011 census, according to the Longitudinal Ageing Study in India (LASI).
In...