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Backlash Grows After IPS Officer Targeted Over Appearance In Viral Clip
A video shared by the Mirzapur Police, intended to highlight the arrest of a criminal, drew a large volume of inappropriate and derogatory comments targeting the officer's appearance.
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Tricycle Given By Minister Breaks Down, A Replacement Follows Within Hours
A tricycle allegedly broke down minutes after being handed over to a person with disabilities in an incident that occurred during Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia's four-day visit to Guna in Madhya Pradesh.
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"Disability Doesn't Matter, It's All About Mindset": Coimbatore Man Cracks UPSC In 1st Attempt
Abdullah Afridh from Coimbatore cracked the UPSC Civil Services Exam in his first attempt, securing an All India Rank of 942 despite multiple disabilities including cerebral palsy and low vision.
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1 In 7 Indians Affected By Mental Health Disorders And Face Treatment Gaps: Experts
One in seven Indians is affected by mental health disorders, while several states continue to face a treatment gap ranging from 70 to 90 per cent as discussed in the post-budget webinar breakout session.
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Chile Becomes First In The Americas To Eliminate Leprosy, WHO Verifies
Chile has become the first country in the Americas to be officially verified by the World Health Organization for eliminating leprosy as a public health problem. The milestone follows more than 30 years without locally transmitted cases and sustained
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17 Disabled Children Die At Ujjain Ashram In 14 Months, High Court Takes Note
The court issued notices to top administrative officials, demanding answers within two weeks, over the deaths of 17 disabled children at the Ankit Sewadham Ashram in Ujjain.
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Rs 28.68 Lakh Compensation To Tailor, Domestic Help Injured In 2018 Accident
The Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) in Thane has awarded a compensation of Rs 20.9 lakh to a woman tailor and Rs 7.7 lakh to a domestic help for permanent disabilities sustained in an accident in 2018.
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Iranian Tanker Seized By India Spent Days In Pak Waters, Went Dark For Hours
India seized three oil tankers suspected of links to Iran's sanctioned oil trade after a dramatic mid-sea operation, which revealed a deliberate 11-hour blackout of tracking systems and illegal fuel transfers in Indian waters involving one of them.
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Thane Girl Injured In 2016 Accident Gets Rs 25-Lakh Compensation
The Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) in Thane has awarded a compensation of Rs 25.2 lakh to a girl who suffered permanent physical disabilities in an accident nearly a decade ago, noting that she had a "bright future".
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"100% Sure It's Conspiracy": Rohit Pawar On Uncle Ajit's Plane Crash Death
Rohit Pawar, leader of the Sharad Pawar faction of the NCP and grand nephew of the veteran politician, today said the death of his uncle and Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar on January 26 could have been the result of a conspiracy.
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Backlash Grows After IPS Officer Targeted Over Appearance In Viral Clip
A video shared by the Mirzapur Police, intended to highlight the arrest of a criminal, drew a large volume of inappropriate and derogatory comments targeting the officer's appearance.
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Tricycle Given By Minister Breaks Down, A Replacement Follows Within Hours
A tricycle allegedly broke down minutes after being handed over to a person with disabilities in an incident that occurred during Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia's four-day visit to Guna in Madhya Pradesh.
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"Disability Doesn't Matter, It's All About Mindset": Coimbatore Man Cracks UPSC In 1st Attempt
Abdullah Afridh from Coimbatore cracked the UPSC Civil Services Exam in his first attempt, securing an All India Rank of 942 despite multiple disabilities including cerebral palsy and low vision.
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1 In 7 Indians Affected By Mental Health Disorders And Face Treatment Gaps: Experts
One in seven Indians is affected by mental health disorders, while several states continue to face a treatment gap ranging from 70 to 90 per cent as discussed in the post-budget webinar breakout session.
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Chile Becomes First In The Americas To Eliminate Leprosy, WHO Verifies
Chile has become the first country in the Americas to be officially verified by the World Health Organization for eliminating leprosy as a public health problem. The milestone follows more than 30 years without locally transmitted cases and sustained
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17 Disabled Children Die At Ujjain Ashram In 14 Months, High Court Takes Note
The court issued notices to top administrative officials, demanding answers within two weeks, over the deaths of 17 disabled children at the Ankit Sewadham Ashram in Ujjain.
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Rs 28.68 Lakh Compensation To Tailor, Domestic Help Injured In 2018 Accident
The Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) in Thane has awarded a compensation of Rs 20.9 lakh to a woman tailor and Rs 7.7 lakh to a domestic help for permanent disabilities sustained in an accident in 2018.
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Iranian Tanker Seized By India Spent Days In Pak Waters, Went Dark For Hours
India seized three oil tankers suspected of links to Iran's sanctioned oil trade after a dramatic mid-sea operation, which revealed a deliberate 11-hour blackout of tracking systems and illegal fuel transfers in Indian waters involving one of them.
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Thane Girl Injured In 2016 Accident Gets Rs 25-Lakh Compensation
The Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) in Thane has awarded a compensation of Rs 25.2 lakh to a girl who suffered permanent physical disabilities in an accident nearly a decade ago, noting that she had a "bright future".
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"100% Sure It's Conspiracy": Rohit Pawar On Uncle Ajit's Plane Crash Death
Rohit Pawar, leader of the Sharad Pawar faction of the NCP and grand nephew of the veteran politician, today said the death of his uncle and Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar on January 26 could have been the result of a conspiracy.
