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Bengal To Set Up Janaushadhi Kendras In 16 State-Run Medical Colleges Under PPP Model
The West Bengal government will set up Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Kendras (PMBJKs) under the public-private partnership (PPP) model at 16 state-run medical colleges.
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'Very Weird': British Traveller Checks Into Delhi Hostel Inside A Metro Station For Rs 400
The Metro Stay hostel offers secure facilities like large lockers and keypad locks despite its unusual location.
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Studio Flat Or 1-BHK? What Is The Smarter Property Bet For Homebuyers
A studio close to offices, metro stations, colleges or other employment and education hubs may find tenants among students and young professionals.
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4 Years After Her Death, Court Says Centre Can Make Cancer Drug She Needed
The Kerala High Court held that the Centre has the power under the Patents Act to manufacture patented life-saving medicines and sell them at cheaper rates to patients who cannot afford them - a ruling that came after a petition filed by a cancer patient who died before her case could be heard.
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'Gen Z Humbled By Housing Prices': Man, 25, Earning Rs 1.8 Lakh Monthly Says He Can't Afford Buying Apartment
A 25-year-old Gen Z tech worker finds housing prices unaffordable despite a steady income.
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Can't Afford Paris? Traveller Says These 3 European Countries Cost Far Less
The Baltics are one of the most underrated travel destinations for your Euro summer and are also extremely affordable.
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ENRICH: India's Affordable EMG-Controlled Prosthetic Hand
India has nearly 54 lakh amputees, with 23,500 new cases annually, facing high costs and limited prosthetic hand functionality.
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Buy Property Under Rs 50 Lakh In These 3 Cities Today, Get 2X Returns In 5 Years
Buy before infrastructure, jobs and connectivity fully arrive, and property prices could rise sharply over the next five years.
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Luxury Housing Everywhere, Affordability Nowhere. What's Going On?
Developers are focusing more on premium segments, given the current demand for housing from HNIs, NRIs, and other affluent segments.
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"Europe, Africa And The Arab World Had A Baby": Creator Says Indians Will Love This Country
Traveller and content creator Preethi said Indians are likely to love this place once they discover what it has to offer.
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Rs 1.5 Crore For 1-BHK Flat: Math That Locks Out Urban Middle Class
Homes priced at Rs 40 lakh and below made up 30 per cent of all new launches in 2020. By 2025, that share had fallen to just 14 per cent.
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India Can Emerge As World's Affordable Caregiving Capital, Says NITI Aayog
A new NITI Aayog report has revealed that India could emerge as an affordable caregiving capital if it focuses on trained caregivers to address the current and future demand of care services in the country.
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Man Says Owning Property In Bengaluru 'Feels Impossible' As Homes Under Rs 1 Crore Vanish
A man has claimed that owning property in Bengaluru was starting to feel impossible due to the exorbitant high prices.
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Delhi Friends Built Kofi Kafi With Rs 3 Lakh, Now Run 5 Outlets Clocking Rs 2.4 Crore Annually
Started from a roadside coffee cart in Rohini with just Rs 3 lakh, Delhi-based founders Vaibhav Arora and Vansh Mor have grown Kofi Kafi into a five-outlet coffee chain, serving affordable premium coffee.
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India Supplies 30% Of Global Generic Drugs: What You Should Know
India supplies nearly thirty percent of the worlds generic medicines and aims to boost domestic use to reduce patients out-of-pocket costs.
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Bengal To Set Up Janaushadhi Kendras In 16 State-Run Medical Colleges Under PPP Model
The West Bengal government will set up Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Kendras (PMBJKs) under the public-private partnership (PPP) model at 16 state-run medical colleges.
-
'Very Weird': British Traveller Checks Into Delhi Hostel Inside A Metro Station For Rs 400
The Metro Stay hostel offers secure facilities like large lockers and keypad locks despite its unusual location.
-
Studio Flat Or 1-BHK? What Is The Smarter Property Bet For Homebuyers
A studio close to offices, metro stations, colleges or other employment and education hubs may find tenants among students and young professionals.
-
4 Years After Her Death, Court Says Centre Can Make Cancer Drug She Needed
The Kerala High Court held that the Centre has the power under the Patents Act to manufacture patented life-saving medicines and sell them at cheaper rates to patients who cannot afford them - a ruling that came after a petition filed by a cancer patient who died before her case could be heard.
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'Gen Z Humbled By Housing Prices': Man, 25, Earning Rs 1.8 Lakh Monthly Says He Can't Afford Buying Apartment
A 25-year-old Gen Z tech worker finds housing prices unaffordable despite a steady income.
-
Can't Afford Paris? Traveller Says These 3 European Countries Cost Far Less
The Baltics are one of the most underrated travel destinations for your Euro summer and are also extremely affordable.
-
ENRICH: India's Affordable EMG-Controlled Prosthetic Hand
India has nearly 54 lakh amputees, with 23,500 new cases annually, facing high costs and limited prosthetic hand functionality.
-
Buy Property Under Rs 50 Lakh In These 3 Cities Today, Get 2X Returns In 5 Years
Buy before infrastructure, jobs and connectivity fully arrive, and property prices could rise sharply over the next five years.
-
Luxury Housing Everywhere, Affordability Nowhere. What's Going On?
Developers are focusing more on premium segments, given the current demand for housing from HNIs, NRIs, and other affluent segments.
-
"Europe, Africa And The Arab World Had A Baby": Creator Says Indians Will Love This Country
Traveller and content creator Preethi said Indians are likely to love this place once they discover what it has to offer.
-
Rs 1.5 Crore For 1-BHK Flat: Math That Locks Out Urban Middle Class
Homes priced at Rs 40 lakh and below made up 30 per cent of all new launches in 2020. By 2025, that share had fallen to just 14 per cent.
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India Can Emerge As World's Affordable Caregiving Capital, Says NITI Aayog
A new NITI Aayog report has revealed that India could emerge as an affordable caregiving capital if it focuses on trained caregivers to address the current and future demand of care services in the country.
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Man Says Owning Property In Bengaluru 'Feels Impossible' As Homes Under Rs 1 Crore Vanish
A man has claimed that owning property in Bengaluru was starting to feel impossible due to the exorbitant high prices.
-
Delhi Friends Built Kofi Kafi With Rs 3 Lakh, Now Run 5 Outlets Clocking Rs 2.4 Crore Annually
Started from a roadside coffee cart in Rohini with just Rs 3 lakh, Delhi-based founders Vaibhav Arora and Vansh Mor have grown Kofi Kafi into a five-outlet coffee chain, serving affordable premium coffee.
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India Supplies 30% Of Global Generic Drugs: What You Should Know
India supplies nearly thirty percent of the worlds generic medicines and aims to boost domestic use to reduce patients out-of-pocket costs.
