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WHO And EU Ramp Up Ebola Response: Why The Disease Remains A Concern
WHO and EU intensify efforts to contain Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda, focusing on surveillance, treatment, and preventing cross-border spread.
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India's Fertility Rate Drops Below Replacement Level for First Time, Reveals Government Report
India's fertility decline has been dramatic over the past five decades. The TFR dropped from 5.2 during 1971-1981 to 4.5, and further from 3.6 in 1991 to 1.9 in 2024.
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A New Ebola Strain Is Threatening Fresh Outbreak. What Are Doctors Doing
This is where the Democratic Republic of Congo's latest Ebola outbreak has erupted in the middle of a grinding conflict that has hollowed out public services and displaced millions.
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Public Health Spend Nearly Triples In A Decade, Household Burden Falls: Report
The report noted that government spending on health received a significant boost during the COVID-19 pandemic, when expenditure rose to 1.84 per cent of GDP in 2021-22.
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India Calls For UN Reforms, Gaza Ceasefire At BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meet
Jaishankar opened his address with a frank assessment of a deteriorating global landscape. Conflicts, climate events, and the Covid pandemic, he said, had been "key contributory factors" to widening vulnerabilities.
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PM Modi Asks Indians To Skip Foreign Trips, How Travel And Hospitality Industry Is Reacting
Every international trip and destination wedding by Indian travellers involves spending foreign currency on flights, accommodation, shopping and more.
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PM Modi's WFH Appeal Sparks Debate: Is Corporate India Ready Again?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Indians to work remotely to save fuel use. He also urged people to use metros and public transport.
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Centre's Covid-Era Response Strategy To Shield Sectors Hit By War: Sources
Iran War Impact: MSMEs are seen as the most exposed. They are highly sensitive to interest rates and demand disruptions.
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Long COVID May Raise Heart Disease Risk, New Study Warns
New Delhi, April 2 (IANS) A team of researchers has shown that people with long COVID are likely to be at an increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
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Covid-19 Cicada Variant Spreads To 29 US States: Is India At Risk?
BA.3.2 has been designated a Variant Under Monitoring by the World Health Organisation (WHO), meaning it is under close observation.
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CEOs In India Earn This Huge Amount Annually, But Hike Slowest Since Covid
The sluggish rise in the remuneration of CEOs is an outcome of the stock markets underperforming for over a year.
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How 65-Year-Old 'Amma' From Patna Turned Rs 20 Food Delivery Into Rs 2.5 Crore Business
"I never thought of giving up, because feeding people is a blessing. This work came from passion, so it gave me happiness," Amma said.
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US Revives Drug Origin Debate, Cites Indian Exports
US renewed a push to require country-of-origin labeling on prescription drugs, citing temporary restrictions on pharmaceutical exports during the Covid pandemic by India as evidence that America's drug supply remains vulnerable to foreign disruptions
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Woman Who Lost Husband In Covid Allowed To Settle Loan On Relaxed Terms
The Supreme Court has granted relief to a widow who lost her husband during the second wave of Covid-19 by permitting her to settle a bank loan on relaxed terms.
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UK's Covid Lockdown Delay Led To 23,000 Excess Deaths: Report
UK's government-level response to the COVID pandemic was often a case of "too little, too late", and a week's delay in imposing a mandatory lockdown during first wave in 2020 led to approximately 23,000 excess deaths, an official inquiry concluded.
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WHO And EU Ramp Up Ebola Response: Why The Disease Remains A Concern
WHO and EU intensify efforts to contain Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda, focusing on surveillance, treatment, and preventing cross-border spread.
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India's Fertility Rate Drops Below Replacement Level for First Time, Reveals Government Report
India's fertility decline has been dramatic over the past five decades. The TFR dropped from 5.2 during 1971-1981 to 4.5, and further from 3.6 in 1991 to 1.9 in 2024.
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A New Ebola Strain Is Threatening Fresh Outbreak. What Are Doctors Doing
This is where the Democratic Republic of Congo's latest Ebola outbreak has erupted in the middle of a grinding conflict that has hollowed out public services and displaced millions.
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Public Health Spend Nearly Triples In A Decade, Household Burden Falls: Report
The report noted that government spending on health received a significant boost during the COVID-19 pandemic, when expenditure rose to 1.84 per cent of GDP in 2021-22.
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India Calls For UN Reforms, Gaza Ceasefire At BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meet
Jaishankar opened his address with a frank assessment of a deteriorating global landscape. Conflicts, climate events, and the Covid pandemic, he said, had been "key contributory factors" to widening vulnerabilities.
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PM Modi Asks Indians To Skip Foreign Trips, How Travel And Hospitality Industry Is Reacting
Every international trip and destination wedding by Indian travellers involves spending foreign currency on flights, accommodation, shopping and more.
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PM Modi's WFH Appeal Sparks Debate: Is Corporate India Ready Again?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Indians to work remotely to save fuel use. He also urged people to use metros and public transport.
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Centre's Covid-Era Response Strategy To Shield Sectors Hit By War: Sources
Iran War Impact: MSMEs are seen as the most exposed. They are highly sensitive to interest rates and demand disruptions.
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Long COVID May Raise Heart Disease Risk, New Study Warns
New Delhi, April 2 (IANS) A team of researchers has shown that people with long COVID are likely to be at an increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
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Covid-19 Cicada Variant Spreads To 29 US States: Is India At Risk?
BA.3.2 has been designated a Variant Under Monitoring by the World Health Organisation (WHO), meaning it is under close observation.
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CEOs In India Earn This Huge Amount Annually, But Hike Slowest Since Covid
The sluggish rise in the remuneration of CEOs is an outcome of the stock markets underperforming for over a year.
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How 65-Year-Old 'Amma' From Patna Turned Rs 20 Food Delivery Into Rs 2.5 Crore Business
"I never thought of giving up, because feeding people is a blessing. This work came from passion, so it gave me happiness," Amma said.
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US Revives Drug Origin Debate, Cites Indian Exports
US renewed a push to require country-of-origin labeling on prescription drugs, citing temporary restrictions on pharmaceutical exports during the Covid pandemic by India as evidence that America's drug supply remains vulnerable to foreign disruptions
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Woman Who Lost Husband In Covid Allowed To Settle Loan On Relaxed Terms
The Supreme Court has granted relief to a widow who lost her husband during the second wave of Covid-19 by permitting her to settle a bank loan on relaxed terms.
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UK's Covid Lockdown Delay Led To 23,000 Excess Deaths: Report
UK's government-level response to the COVID pandemic was often a case of "too little, too late", and a week's delay in imposing a mandatory lockdown during first wave in 2020 led to approximately 23,000 excess deaths, an official inquiry concluded.
