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Rahul Gandhi Meets Patients, Families Of Indore Water Contamination Victims
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday met patients and families affected by the vomiting and diarrhoea outbreak linked to water contamination in Madhya Pradesh's Indore city.
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"He Vomited, Died": Family Loses 6-Month-Old To Indore's Contaminated Water
A family has lost its six-month-old son, who was born after 10 years, after falling sick due to alleged consumption of contaminated water in Indore district.
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Madhya Pradesh Minister's "Useless" Reply To NDTV Question, Then A Public Apology
In Bhagirathpura, a densely populated locality of India's "cleanest city," at least 8 people have died after consuming contaminated tap water, according to families.
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Burning Homes, Locked Doors: Hindu Family Wakes Up To Horror In Bangladesh
Amid increasing violence against minorities in Bangladesh, at least five houses of a Hindu family were set on fire in Dumritala village in the Muslim-dominated nation's Pirojpur district.
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Winter Rains And Freezing Temperatures Compound Misery In Gaza
It only took a matter of minutes after the heavy overnight rain first began to fall for Jamil al-Sharafi's tent in southern Gaza to flood, drenching his food and leaving his blankets sopping wet.
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Tarique Rahman's 'Bulletproof' Entry In Dhaka, Lakhs Gather To Welcome Him
Thousands of people in Bangladesh took to the streets on Thursday to welcome Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) acting chairman Tarique Rahman, who landed in Dhaka, ending more than 17 years of self-exile in the United Kingdom.
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"Work Dispute, Not Blasphemy": New Twist In Hindu Man's Lynching In Bangladesh
Days after Hindu factory worker Dipu Chandra Das was set on fire after being lynched in Bangladesh's Mymensingh, his family has claimed that the 27-year-old was killed over workplace rivalry rather than any alleged "blasphemous" remark.
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Delhi Sees Over 2 Lakh Respiratory Cases In 6 Major Hospitals In 3 Years
The Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has disclosed that six major central government hospitals in Delhi recorded a staggering 2,04,758 cases of acute respiratory illness (ARI) presenting to emergency departments between 2022 and 2024.
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Jonty Rhodes To NDTV On Delhi's Pollution Crisis: "As a Dad and a Sports Person, I Would Struggle to Live Here"
Jonty Rhodes, now based in Goa with his family, couldn't help but feel the jolt upon landing in the capital.
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Government Launches National Action Plan To Contain Antimicrobial Resistance Crisis
Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare on Tuesday launched the second version of the National Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance (2025-29) with key strategies to contain antibiotic resistance.
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US Lifts Sanctions On Bosnian Serb Leader Dodik, Citing 'Defused Crisis'
The US Treasury Department on Wednesday lifted sanctions on Bosnian Serb nationalist leader Milorad Dodik, his allies, and family members and companies related to them, the Office of Foreign Assets Control announced.
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"Save Your Tears": White House Responds To Ariana Grande's Anti-Trump Post
American popstar Ariana Grande's latest social media post questioning US President Donald Trump's handling of recent events and policy decisions has received a direct response from the White House.
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World Environmental Health Day 2025: Indoor Air Pollution Impacts Every Indian Home
On World Environmental Health Day 2025, as the world rallies behind "Clean Air, Healthy People," Indian families must confront a silent crisis: indoor air pollution.
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In Bihar Ahead Of Polls, Sister Poses Challenge To Tejashwi Yadav
The rift between Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Yadav's daughter Rohini Acharya and her brother Tejashwi Yadav appears to be heading for a crisis, with her supporters rallying around her. They argue that Lalu Yadav owes his life to her.
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No Visas For Indian Businesspersons, Family With Drug Trafficking Links: US
The US has revoked the visas of Indian businesspersons and their family members, and denied subsequent re-applications, based on their involvement in trafficking 'precursors' of fentanyl, the synthetic opiod behind a drugs crisis in that country.
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Rahul Gandhi Meets Patients, Families Of Indore Water Contamination Victims
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday met patients and families affected by the vomiting and diarrhoea outbreak linked to water contamination in Madhya Pradesh's Indore city.
-
"He Vomited, Died": Family Loses 6-Month-Old To Indore's Contaminated Water
A family has lost its six-month-old son, who was born after 10 years, after falling sick due to alleged consumption of contaminated water in Indore district.
-
Madhya Pradesh Minister's "Useless" Reply To NDTV Question, Then A Public Apology
In Bhagirathpura, a densely populated locality of India's "cleanest city," at least 8 people have died after consuming contaminated tap water, according to families.
-
Burning Homes, Locked Doors: Hindu Family Wakes Up To Horror In Bangladesh
Amid increasing violence against minorities in Bangladesh, at least five houses of a Hindu family were set on fire in Dumritala village in the Muslim-dominated nation's Pirojpur district.
-
Winter Rains And Freezing Temperatures Compound Misery In Gaza
It only took a matter of minutes after the heavy overnight rain first began to fall for Jamil al-Sharafi's tent in southern Gaza to flood, drenching his food and leaving his blankets sopping wet.
-
Tarique Rahman's 'Bulletproof' Entry In Dhaka, Lakhs Gather To Welcome Him
Thousands of people in Bangladesh took to the streets on Thursday to welcome Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) acting chairman Tarique Rahman, who landed in Dhaka, ending more than 17 years of self-exile in the United Kingdom.
-
"Work Dispute, Not Blasphemy": New Twist In Hindu Man's Lynching In Bangladesh
Days after Hindu factory worker Dipu Chandra Das was set on fire after being lynched in Bangladesh's Mymensingh, his family has claimed that the 27-year-old was killed over workplace rivalry rather than any alleged "blasphemous" remark.
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Delhi Sees Over 2 Lakh Respiratory Cases In 6 Major Hospitals In 3 Years
The Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has disclosed that six major central government hospitals in Delhi recorded a staggering 2,04,758 cases of acute respiratory illness (ARI) presenting to emergency departments between 2022 and 2024.
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Jonty Rhodes To NDTV On Delhi's Pollution Crisis: "As a Dad and a Sports Person, I Would Struggle to Live Here"
Jonty Rhodes, now based in Goa with his family, couldn't help but feel the jolt upon landing in the capital.
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Government Launches National Action Plan To Contain Antimicrobial Resistance Crisis
Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare on Tuesday launched the second version of the National Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance (2025-29) with key strategies to contain antibiotic resistance.
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US Lifts Sanctions On Bosnian Serb Leader Dodik, Citing 'Defused Crisis'
The US Treasury Department on Wednesday lifted sanctions on Bosnian Serb nationalist leader Milorad Dodik, his allies, and family members and companies related to them, the Office of Foreign Assets Control announced.
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"Save Your Tears": White House Responds To Ariana Grande's Anti-Trump Post
American popstar Ariana Grande's latest social media post questioning US President Donald Trump's handling of recent events and policy decisions has received a direct response from the White House.
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World Environmental Health Day 2025: Indoor Air Pollution Impacts Every Indian Home
On World Environmental Health Day 2025, as the world rallies behind "Clean Air, Healthy People," Indian families must confront a silent crisis: indoor air pollution.
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In Bihar Ahead Of Polls, Sister Poses Challenge To Tejashwi Yadav
The rift between Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Yadav's daughter Rohini Acharya and her brother Tejashwi Yadav appears to be heading for a crisis, with her supporters rallying around her. They argue that Lalu Yadav owes his life to her.
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No Visas For Indian Businesspersons, Family With Drug Trafficking Links: US
The US has revoked the visas of Indian businesspersons and their family members, and denied subsequent re-applications, based on their involvement in trafficking 'precursors' of fentanyl, the synthetic opiod behind a drugs crisis in that country.
