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Contaminated 'Dahi Bara' Causes Illness In Over 50 Villagers In Odisha: Here's How To Spot The Signs Of Food Poisoning
Food poisoning happens when you consume something that is contaminated by germs or other toxins. Your body works to remove the toxins from the digestive system, which leads to vomiting, diarrhoea, and other issues.
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Over 50 Odisha Villagers Fall Ill After Having 'Dahi Bara' From Roadside Stall
Villagers ate dahi bara from a roadside vendor between 8:30 am and 9:30 am on Friday. Soon after, several of them complained of vomiting and diarrhoea.
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Odisha Man Slits Wife's Throat, Mutilates Live-In Partner's Genitals
A man slit his estranged wife's throat and mutilated her live-in partner's genitals using a sharp weapon in Odisha's Jajpur on Wednesday, police said, adding that a manhunt is on to track down the suspect.
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Family Abandons Woman, Her Newborn In Hospital Over Baby's Rare Disorder
A woman and her newborn baby were allegedly abandoned by family members in a hospital in Odisha's Jajpur district after being informed that the baby has ambiguity in genitalia.
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Odisha Infant Found Abandoned In Drain
A newborn baby boy was found abandoned in a roadside drain near Chorada Chhak in Odisha's Jajpur district, the police said today. The infant, believed to be between just five and six hours old, was rescued by a local and admitted to a hospital at Jajpur Road on Monday night, they said adding the condition of the newborn is fine.
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No Ambulance, Son Carries Mother's Body To Village On Trolley-Rickshaw In Jaipur
Another sad incident has came to light after the Dana Majhi incident of Odisha, when the son of tribal woman named Pana Tirika had to carry her body in a trolley-rickshaw to their village Ankula, located four kilometers away from Jajpur on Saturday after she died at Jajpur District Hospital.
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Naveen Patnaik urges Tata group to build hospital and training institutes in Odisha
Cyrus P. Mistry, the chairman-designate of the Tata Group called on the Odisha chief minister Naveen Patnaik, on Tuesday evening "to pay a courtesy visit" and to discuss several on-going Tata projects in the state. Mr Mistry, however, did not take any questions from waiting mediapersons after his hour-long visit with the chief minister and other se...
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Contaminated 'Dahi Bara' Causes Illness In Over 50 Villagers In Odisha: Here's How To Spot The Signs Of Food Poisoning
Food poisoning happens when you consume something that is contaminated by germs or other toxins. Your body works to remove the toxins from the digestive system, which leads to vomiting, diarrhoea, and other issues.
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Over 50 Odisha Villagers Fall Ill After Having 'Dahi Bara' From Roadside Stall
Villagers ate dahi bara from a roadside vendor between 8:30 am and 9:30 am on Friday. Soon after, several of them complained of vomiting and diarrhoea.
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Odisha Man Slits Wife's Throat, Mutilates Live-In Partner's Genitals
A man slit his estranged wife's throat and mutilated her live-in partner's genitals using a sharp weapon in Odisha's Jajpur on Wednesday, police said, adding that a manhunt is on to track down the suspect.
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Family Abandons Woman, Her Newborn In Hospital Over Baby's Rare Disorder
A woman and her newborn baby were allegedly abandoned by family members in a hospital in Odisha's Jajpur district after being informed that the baby has ambiguity in genitalia.
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Odisha Infant Found Abandoned In Drain
A newborn baby boy was found abandoned in a roadside drain near Chorada Chhak in Odisha's Jajpur district, the police said today. The infant, believed to be between just five and six hours old, was rescued by a local and admitted to a hospital at Jajpur Road on Monday night, they said adding the condition of the newborn is fine.
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No Ambulance, Son Carries Mother's Body To Village On Trolley-Rickshaw In Jaipur
Another sad incident has came to light after the Dana Majhi incident of Odisha, when the son of tribal woman named Pana Tirika had to carry her body in a trolley-rickshaw to their village Ankula, located four kilometers away from Jajpur on Saturday after she died at Jajpur District Hospital.
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Naveen Patnaik urges Tata group to build hospital and training institutes in Odisha
Cyrus P. Mistry, the chairman-designate of the Tata Group called on the Odisha chief minister Naveen Patnaik, on Tuesday evening "to pay a courtesy visit" and to discuss several on-going Tata projects in the state. Mr Mistry, however, did not take any questions from waiting mediapersons after his hour-long visit with the chief minister and other se...
