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Blending cultures and rights of Indigenous Peoples needed; LBO-2

News Bureau - September 17, 2020

Putting the cultures and rights of Indigenous Peoples and Local communities (IPLC) at the heart of the 2050 biodiversity strategy would deliver sustainable livelihoods...

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Pork from the Lab is not that far

April 15, 2020

Sweet lime, often overlooked in the world of fruits, holds a treasure trove of advantages for your skin. Rich in water content, this citrus gem offers many remarkable benefits that can enhance your skin's softness and vitality.

Hindus form majority of older population

January 19, 2021

When Are People With Covid 19 Infectious?

Indian leaders must not provide false optimism on Covid-19. Lancet

September 26, 2020

A significant political conflict is emerging over allegations of corruption within Kerala's extensive cooperative banking sector. The state government, led by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, has expressed concerns about the central government's recent involvement in the state's cooperative sector. Vijayan has claimed that there is an attempt to undermine the credibility of Kerala's cooperative sector, and these destabilizing efforts began during demonetization.

Political Battle Over Kerala Cooperative Banking Sector Intensifies

September 27, 2023

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Extreme monsoons could reduce marine life productivity in the Bay of Bengal, threatening food security and fish stocks.

Environment

North Indian Ocean Witness More Cyclonic Storms

International

Muslim, A Growing Presence in US, But still Face Negative Views

Health

Covid 19; WHO says never too late to turn the outbreak...

Fatty Liver Disease, also known as Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD), is a condition characterized by an excessive build-up of fat in the liver cells. It can lead to inflammation, scarring, and, in severe cases, liver failure. When the liver is overwhelmed with fat, it can't function effectively in producing bile and removing toxins from the blood, causing various issues throughout the body.

Health

Internal Displacement Hits Record High of 83.4 Million

Climate Crisis Is Failing Indigenous Peoples

Women’s Rights Under Siege: The Fight for Equality in 2025

How Sexism Accelerates Women’s Memory Decline

New River Map Sets Global Standard

Remembering #Earthquake Victims

UN Declares April 29 as International Day in Memory of the…

Cape Town’s Table Mountain: Where Mountains Touch Legends

Sharp Decline in Global Health due to Pandemic

Step by Step: Walking Linked to Lower Cancer Risk, Study Finds

Working Overtime May Reshape Your Brain

Alarming Decline in Children’s Wellbeing in Wealthy Countries

Shipping ‘s Net-Zero Voyage: How Global Trade Is Tackling Its Carbon…

64% of Adults in Arab Region Still Unbanked

Fragile Global Economy as Trade Tensions and Policy Uncertainty Mount

Electric Vehicle Sales Surge Past 17 Million, Poised to Top 20…

Artificial Intelligence Improves Readability of Patient Education Materials

The Rising Concerns Over AI’s Impact on News

#AI Workplace Transformation Insights

AI at Work: The Promise and Peril of the Digital Revolution

Under Pope Francis, College of Cardinals became less European

Balancing Festivities During Eid-ul-Fitr Celebrations

Religious; faith Millions Leaving Faith Behind

Kollengode: A Hidden Paradise of Heritage and Adventure

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