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Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha Allays Cellular Tower Radiation Scare
Brushing aside the growing concerns over the emanating electromagnetic radiations from cellular towers, Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha on Tuesday said studies so far have not revealed any health hazards.
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Radiation death a wake-up call: Kapil Sibal
Describing the Delhi radiation death case as a "wake-up call," Kapil Sibal said the Centre was proposing a regulatory framework for educational institutions that deal with such material.
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NDTV impact: Search for missing radioactive 'pencils' resumes
Search for nuclear waste at Mayapuri in Delhi resumes after NDTV's report on lethal radioactive pencils missing.
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Killer Cobalt-60: Delhi University admits mistake
The Atomic Energy Regulatory Board is contemplating handing down severe punishment to Delhi University's Chemistry Department for allegedly failing to follow safety rules.
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Delhi's poor response to radiation exposure
Three weeks since exposure to deadly radiation sent 19-year-old Gaurav to the hospital, his relatives have been waiting anxiously.
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Radiation leak source traced to Delhi University Chemistry lab
The origin of radioactive Cobalt-60 found in west Delhi's Mayapuri has been traced to Delhi University's Chemistry Department where it was lying unused since the last 25 years.
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Radiation fear haunts Delhi residents
It's been almost a month, but the Cobalt-60 radiation episode still haunts Mayapuri in Delhi. Residents, workers and children are not just in a state of shock but are loathing the baggage of the untoward incident. The D-2 Block market, which once brightened with the hustle and bustle of daily proceedings, is now enveloped with the darkness of tan ...
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Delhi radiation exposure: One patient dies
A man hospitalised after radiation exposure in the national capital earlier this month died due to multi-organ failure on Monday, doctors said.
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Top government meet on Delhi nuclear scare
A high-level meeting will soon discuss Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to scan and dispose of junk materials carrying radioactive waste.
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Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha Allays Cellular Tower Radiation Scare
Brushing aside the growing concerns over the emanating electromagnetic radiations from cellular towers, Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha on Tuesday said studies so far have not revealed any health hazards.
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Radiation death a wake-up call: Kapil Sibal
Describing the Delhi radiation death case as a "wake-up call," Kapil Sibal said the Centre was proposing a regulatory framework for educational institutions that deal with such material.
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NDTV impact: Search for missing radioactive 'pencils' resumes
Search for nuclear waste at Mayapuri in Delhi resumes after NDTV's report on lethal radioactive pencils missing.
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Killer Cobalt-60: Delhi University admits mistake
The Atomic Energy Regulatory Board is contemplating handing down severe punishment to Delhi University's Chemistry Department for allegedly failing to follow safety rules.
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Delhi's poor response to radiation exposure
Three weeks since exposure to deadly radiation sent 19-year-old Gaurav to the hospital, his relatives have been waiting anxiously.
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Radiation leak source traced to Delhi University Chemistry lab
The origin of radioactive Cobalt-60 found in west Delhi's Mayapuri has been traced to Delhi University's Chemistry Department where it was lying unused since the last 25 years.
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Radiation fear haunts Delhi residents
It's been almost a month, but the Cobalt-60 radiation episode still haunts Mayapuri in Delhi. Residents, workers and children are not just in a state of shock but are loathing the baggage of the untoward incident. The D-2 Block market, which once brightened with the hustle and bustle of daily proceedings, is now enveloped with the darkness of tan ...
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Delhi radiation exposure: One patient dies
A man hospitalised after radiation exposure in the national capital earlier this month died due to multi-organ failure on Monday, doctors said.
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Top government meet on Delhi nuclear scare
A high-level meeting will soon discuss Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to scan and dispose of junk materials carrying radioactive waste.
