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"For The People": Jagan Reddy's Close Aide Announces Plans To Launch Party
The announcement takes significance because of V Vijayasai Reddy's long and close association with the YS family and Jagan.
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Bihar Temple Stampede: First Aid Steps To Prevent Brain, Body Trauma In Crowded Places
The Ashok Dham temple stampede-like incident is a reminder that crowd-related emergencies can cause serious injuries within minutes.
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India Emerges As Global Leader In Natural Disaster Response: Report
India is emerging as a leading global responder to natural disasters, with rapid humanitarian aid and disaster relief efforts earning worldwide recognition.
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When USAID Shut In Nepal, Mothers And Babies Started Dying
In Nepal, a five-year, $35 million program cancelled by the U.S. cuts reached more than 100,000 women and girls in its first three years.
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Samsung Galaxy Buds Hearing Aid Feature Gets FDA Clearance, to Roll Out in Q4 2026
Samsung’s new Galaxy Buds hearing features will let users check their hearing and adjust sound amplification according to their individual profiles. The Hearing Test uses pure-tone audiometry and provides an audiogram, while the Hearing Aid feature can enhance harder-to-hear sounds and reduce background noise. Samsung has developed the technology...
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Ebola Response Under Pressure As WHO Chief Visits Congo Amid Strike
The head of the World Health Organization arrived in Congo was in Congo on Wednesday as aid workers said the world's fastest-growing Ebola outbreak is spreading at an "alarming" rate and some health workers are striking over lack of pay.
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'Attack On Christians': US Lawmaker's 'India Ties' Warning Over Foreign Funds
The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, seeks to empower the government to create a "Designated Authority" to take over the management of foreign contributions when an organisation's FCRA registration is cancelled.
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2 Lakh People On HIV Treatment: What Karnataka's Latest Report Shows
Karnataka has around 2.60 lakh people living with HIV, but only 2.05 lakh receive antiretroviral therapy, showing a significant treatment gap.
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Russia Puts Telegram Founder Pavel Durov On Wanted List Over Terror Charges
Charges against Durov come as Russia restricts Telegram, one of the most popular messaging apps in the country.
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Kapil Sibal Pledges Rs 1 Crore To Support Legal Aid For CJP Protesters
To help protesters arrested by Delhi Police, senior lawyer Kapil Sibal has pledged Rs 1 crore to the Cockroach Janta Party's legal aid initiative.
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AIDS Fight Under Threat As Global HIV Funding Reaches Critical Low
The science has never been better, but political will has reached a new low: AIDS experts warned Monday that the fight against HIV was in real danger as funding reaches critical low.
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One Million Women Lose Access To Vital Support Amid Aid Cuts: UN
Sixty-five percent of women-led organisations reported staff working without pay to keep services running, while nearly half reported rising staff burnout.
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Actor Rajesh Sharma Hospitalised After Insect Bite: First Aid Tips You Should Know
Actor Rajesh Sharma has been hospitalised in Kolkata after an insect bite worsened due to elevated blood sugar levels.
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Venezuelans Thank India After Treatment At Army Field Hospital
Survivors and their families have expressed heartfelt gratitude for the treatment and care being extended in the Indian Army's Field Hospital.
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The Ring And Lilo & Stitch Actor Daveigh Chase Dies Of AIDS, Says Medical Examiner
The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner also listed "chronic polysubstance use" (use of multiple drugs) under "other significant conditions," ruling her death natural.
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"For The People": Jagan Reddy's Close Aide Announces Plans To Launch Party
The announcement takes significance because of V Vijayasai Reddy's long and close association with the YS family and Jagan.
-
Bihar Temple Stampede: First Aid Steps To Prevent Brain, Body Trauma In Crowded Places
The Ashok Dham temple stampede-like incident is a reminder that crowd-related emergencies can cause serious injuries within minutes.
-
India Emerges As Global Leader In Natural Disaster Response: Report
India is emerging as a leading global responder to natural disasters, with rapid humanitarian aid and disaster relief efforts earning worldwide recognition.
-
When USAID Shut In Nepal, Mothers And Babies Started Dying
In Nepal, a five-year, $35 million program cancelled by the U.S. cuts reached more than 100,000 women and girls in its first three years.
-
Samsung Galaxy Buds Hearing Aid Feature Gets FDA Clearance, to Roll Out in Q4 2026
Samsung’s new Galaxy Buds hearing features will let users check their hearing and adjust sound amplification according to their individual profiles. The Hearing Test uses pure-tone audiometry and provides an audiogram, while the Hearing Aid feature can enhance harder-to-hear sounds and reduce background noise. Samsung has developed the technology...
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Ebola Response Under Pressure As WHO Chief Visits Congo Amid Strike
The head of the World Health Organization arrived in Congo was in Congo on Wednesday as aid workers said the world's fastest-growing Ebola outbreak is spreading at an "alarming" rate and some health workers are striking over lack of pay.
-
'Attack On Christians': US Lawmaker's 'India Ties' Warning Over Foreign Funds
The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, seeks to empower the government to create a "Designated Authority" to take over the management of foreign contributions when an organisation's FCRA registration is cancelled.
-
2 Lakh People On HIV Treatment: What Karnataka's Latest Report Shows
Karnataka has around 2.60 lakh people living with HIV, but only 2.05 lakh receive antiretroviral therapy, showing a significant treatment gap.
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Russia Puts Telegram Founder Pavel Durov On Wanted List Over Terror Charges
Charges against Durov come as Russia restricts Telegram, one of the most popular messaging apps in the country.
-
Kapil Sibal Pledges Rs 1 Crore To Support Legal Aid For CJP Protesters
To help protesters arrested by Delhi Police, senior lawyer Kapil Sibal has pledged Rs 1 crore to the Cockroach Janta Party's legal aid initiative.
-
AIDS Fight Under Threat As Global HIV Funding Reaches Critical Low
The science has never been better, but political will has reached a new low: AIDS experts warned Monday that the fight against HIV was in real danger as funding reaches critical low.
-
One Million Women Lose Access To Vital Support Amid Aid Cuts: UN
Sixty-five percent of women-led organisations reported staff working without pay to keep services running, while nearly half reported rising staff burnout.
-
Actor Rajesh Sharma Hospitalised After Insect Bite: First Aid Tips You Should Know
Actor Rajesh Sharma has been hospitalised in Kolkata after an insect bite worsened due to elevated blood sugar levels.
-
Venezuelans Thank India After Treatment At Army Field Hospital
Survivors and their families have expressed heartfelt gratitude for the treatment and care being extended in the Indian Army's Field Hospital.
-
The Ring And Lilo & Stitch Actor Daveigh Chase Dies Of AIDS, Says Medical Examiner
The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner also listed "chronic polysubstance use" (use of multiple drugs) under "other significant conditions," ruling her death natural.
