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Gujarat Minister Says H1N1 Situation Under Control, Orders Hospitals To Strengthen Preparedness
A high-level review meeting was held in Gandhinagar under Health Minister Praful Pansheriya's chairmanship to assess the state's preparedness against H1N1 and review measures taken to control water-borne and mosquito-borne diseases during the monsoon.
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From 6-Ball Disappointment To Double Delight: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's Roller-Coaster Ride In Duleep Trophy. Watch
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi picked up two wickets in one over in a Duleep Trophy quarter-final
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"Money, Fame": BCCI Concerned About U-19 Cricketers, Wants Selectors To Build Awareness Against "Drugs, Match-fixing"
The new BCCI Junior Cricket Committee, which is set to be announced at the Board's AGM next month, will have a new key responsibility: educating young cricketers about the dangers of drugs, betting and match-fixing
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A Rs 4.75 Crore Gamble: Why BCCI's New Sponsor Deal Isn't Attracting Buyers - Report Explains
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is yet to find a title sponsor for the Indian cricket team for home matches, as there has not been much interest in acquiring the rights due to the steep pricing
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Delhi Warns Pharmacies Over 'Up To 80% Off' Ads, Says Discounts Must Be Genuine
The department, however, made it clear that selling medicines below the Maximum Retail Price (MRP) is permitted. Its objection is to vague or exaggerated advertisements that could mislead customers about the discount actually available.
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Tamim Iqbal's Bombshell Update Leaves India's Bangladesh Tour In Limbo
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Tamim Iqbal has hinted that India's scheduled tour of Bangladesh could be postponed again
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Erica Schwartz Takes Helm At US CDC Promising To Restore Trust, Address Workforce Decline
The new director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention promised Wednesday to advocate for the agency while acknowledging that congressionally funded programs lacked staff and employees were feeling burned out
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Gujarat Reports Significant Decline In Malaria Dengue And Chikungunya Cases In 2026
Gujarat has recorded a substantial decline in malaria, dengue and chikungunya cases this year, with the state reporting a 45 per cent fall in malaria, 39.1 per cent in dengue and 48.1 per cent in chikungunya infections
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Soha Ali Khan And Tisca Chopra Share Their Biggest AI Concerns As Parents
Soha Ali Khan and Tisca Chopra shared why parents need to stay informed as children become more comfortable with AI tools
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Apple May Add Camera Control Button to Future iPad, Patent Reveals
Apple's newly granted patent describes a pressure-sensitive physical control that could be used on a future tablet. The mechanism can detect different levels of force, determine where pressure is applied and respond with haptic feedback. It can also support swipe gestures, making it comparable to the Camera Control on recent iPhone models. The pate...
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Fire At Kolkata Airport's Air Traffic Control Building, Flight Ops Unaffected
According to airport staff, the security guards and other staff on duty suddenly saw flames coming out of the second floor of the ATC building at around 4 am.
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Amid Hardik Pandya IPL Trade Frenzy, Sunil Gavaskar Makes A Stunning Demand
The IPL 2026 auction is still close to four months away, yet speculation is rife about some mega trade deals
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"Something Is Clearly Wrong": Sunil Gavaskar Calls Out 1 Glaring Concern Of Indian Cricket
Legendary opener Sunil Gavaskar has raised concern over the rising injuries in Indian cricket.
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BCCI Selectors Unhappy With Secretary Over 'Rohit Sharma' Comments: Report
BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia, in response to reports suggesting that the selectors didn't want to continue with Rohit after the ODI series against England last month, claimed that no such decision has been made regarding the former India captain's future.
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India Great In Line To Replace Ajit Agarkar As Chief Selector? Report Drops Bombshell
Former Indian cricket team fast bowler Zaheer Khan has emerged as a top option to lead the BCCI selection committee if the board decides to not extend Ajit Agarkar's contract, according to a report.
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Gujarat Minister Says H1N1 Situation Under Control, Orders Hospitals To Strengthen Preparedness
A high-level review meeting was held in Gandhinagar under Health Minister Praful Pansheriya's chairmanship to assess the state's preparedness against H1N1 and review measures taken to control water-borne and mosquito-borne diseases during the monsoon.
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From 6-Ball Disappointment To Double Delight: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's Roller-Coaster Ride In Duleep Trophy. Watch
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi picked up two wickets in one over in a Duleep Trophy quarter-final
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"Money, Fame": BCCI Concerned About U-19 Cricketers, Wants Selectors To Build Awareness Against "Drugs, Match-fixing"
The new BCCI Junior Cricket Committee, which is set to be announced at the Board's AGM next month, will have a new key responsibility: educating young cricketers about the dangers of drugs, betting and match-fixing
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A Rs 4.75 Crore Gamble: Why BCCI's New Sponsor Deal Isn't Attracting Buyers - Report Explains
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is yet to find a title sponsor for the Indian cricket team for home matches, as there has not been much interest in acquiring the rights due to the steep pricing
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Delhi Warns Pharmacies Over 'Up To 80% Off' Ads, Says Discounts Must Be Genuine
The department, however, made it clear that selling medicines below the Maximum Retail Price (MRP) is permitted. Its objection is to vague or exaggerated advertisements that could mislead customers about the discount actually available.
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Tamim Iqbal's Bombshell Update Leaves India's Bangladesh Tour In Limbo
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Tamim Iqbal has hinted that India's scheduled tour of Bangladesh could be postponed again
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Erica Schwartz Takes Helm At US CDC Promising To Restore Trust, Address Workforce Decline
The new director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention promised Wednesday to advocate for the agency while acknowledging that congressionally funded programs lacked staff and employees were feeling burned out
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Gujarat Reports Significant Decline In Malaria Dengue And Chikungunya Cases In 2026
Gujarat has recorded a substantial decline in malaria, dengue and chikungunya cases this year, with the state reporting a 45 per cent fall in malaria, 39.1 per cent in dengue and 48.1 per cent in chikungunya infections
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Soha Ali Khan And Tisca Chopra Share Their Biggest AI Concerns As Parents
Soha Ali Khan and Tisca Chopra shared why parents need to stay informed as children become more comfortable with AI tools
-
Apple May Add Camera Control Button to Future iPad, Patent Reveals
Apple's newly granted patent describes a pressure-sensitive physical control that could be used on a future tablet. The mechanism can detect different levels of force, determine where pressure is applied and respond with haptic feedback. It can also support swipe gestures, making it comparable to the Camera Control on recent iPhone models. The pate...
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Fire At Kolkata Airport's Air Traffic Control Building, Flight Ops Unaffected
According to airport staff, the security guards and other staff on duty suddenly saw flames coming out of the second floor of the ATC building at around 4 am.
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Amid Hardik Pandya IPL Trade Frenzy, Sunil Gavaskar Makes A Stunning Demand
The IPL 2026 auction is still close to four months away, yet speculation is rife about some mega trade deals
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"Something Is Clearly Wrong": Sunil Gavaskar Calls Out 1 Glaring Concern Of Indian Cricket
Legendary opener Sunil Gavaskar has raised concern over the rising injuries in Indian cricket.
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BCCI Selectors Unhappy With Secretary Over 'Rohit Sharma' Comments: Report
BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia, in response to reports suggesting that the selectors didn't want to continue with Rohit after the ODI series against England last month, claimed that no such decision has been made regarding the former India captain's future.
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India Great In Line To Replace Ajit Agarkar As Chief Selector? Report Drops Bombshell
Former Indian cricket team fast bowler Zaheer Khan has emerged as a top option to lead the BCCI selection committee if the board decides to not extend Ajit Agarkar's contract, according to a report.
