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Dengue Cases In Bhopal Reach 156, Health Department Intensifies Prevention Drive
Health officials urge residents to watch for symptoms like high fever, eye pain, joint aches, nausea, and rashes. Anyone experiencing these should seek immediate medical advice rather than resorting to self-medication.
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Oura Updates Its Fitness Tracking: What Its New Metrics Reveal About Your Workouts
Oura introduces Cardio Effort and VO2 max metrics to track workout cardiovascular demands and aerobic fitness for better training insights.
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Delhi Government To Implement Winter Action Plan To Combat Pollution From November 1
The Delhi government on Tuesday announced a comprehensive Winter Action Plan to combat rising pollution during the winter season.
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Kenya's Ebola Cases Hit 8, With No Community Transmission Yet
Kenya's first case exposed gaps in screening measures at border points. The country has since strengthened screening and established an emergency hotline for anyone who suspects they may have been in contact with an Ebola patient or develops symptoms.
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Delhi's Construction Ban: How Much Can Cutting Dust Exposure Protect Respiratory Health?
Delhi's construction restrictions aim to reduce dust emissions, lowering short-term exposure to harmful particulate matter near active sites.
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Drought-Hit Maharashtra Farmers To Get Rs 5,000 Aid Before Diwali
Devendra Fadnavis also said Rs 5,000 would be deposited in farmers' bank accounts before Diwali to provide initial financial assistance ahead of the festival.
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Ebola Outbreak In Democratic Republic Of Congo Surpasses 9,000 Cases And 4,000 Deaths
A clinical trial for an Ebola vaccine is expected to be launched in the DRC before the end of the month, experts from the World Health Organization (WHO) said.
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Fuel Cuts, Vehicles, Foreign Trips: Pak's Austerity Push As Economy Falters
To reduce the impact of rising petroleum prices, Pakistan has ordered a cut in fuel for official vehicles, bans on vehicle purchases by the state, foreign visits by officials, and official dinners, except those hosted for foreign visitors and delegations.
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September-October Period Can Cause Lung Infection, Asthma Flare-Ups: How To Care For Your Lungs
September and October bring temperature shifts, humidity, mould, viruses, and pollution that can worsen respiratory health, especially in asthma patients.
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Mumbai Dengue Cases Spike 28% Since Last Year: Unique Risk Factors, Symptoms And Treatment Explained
Dengue cases in Mumbai have increased by 28% due to warm, humid weather and stagnant water promoting mosquito breeding.
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Dengue, Swine Flu Cases Rise In Tamil Nadu; Doctors Urge Vigilance Ahead Of Monsoon
Tamil Nadu is witnessing a sharp increase in dengue and swine flu cases compared with last year, prompting doctors to urge greater vigilance and stronger preventive measures as the monsoon season approaches.
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'Eight Points Of Outcomes': MEA Shares Key Takeaways From India-China Border Talks
The latest India-China talks focused on strengthening border management, maintaining peace along the LAC and advancing negotiations on a mutually acceptable settlement.
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Gatherings Curbed In Noida Ahead Of Eid, Janmashtami, NEET PG Exam
Section 163 will remain in force covering the entire Gautam Buddh Nagar Commissionerate till September 4, in view of various festivals and the upcoming NEET PG examination.
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Committed To Fair Exam, Won't Charge Re-Test Fee: Exam Body Sources
The NTA will re-conduct UGC-NET June 2026 exams for English, Commerce, and Sociology due to errors found in question papers.
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UGC Directs Higher Education Institutions To Strictly Implement Anti-Ragging Rules
UGC directs higher education institutions to strictly implement anti-ragging rules, display helpline details, ensure vigilance and take strict action.
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Dengue Cases In Bhopal Reach 156, Health Department Intensifies Prevention Drive
Health officials urge residents to watch for symptoms like high fever, eye pain, joint aches, nausea, and rashes. Anyone experiencing these should seek immediate medical advice rather than resorting to self-medication.
-
Oura Updates Its Fitness Tracking: What Its New Metrics Reveal About Your Workouts
Oura introduces Cardio Effort and VO2 max metrics to track workout cardiovascular demands and aerobic fitness for better training insights.
-
Delhi Government To Implement Winter Action Plan To Combat Pollution From November 1
The Delhi government on Tuesday announced a comprehensive Winter Action Plan to combat rising pollution during the winter season.
-
Kenya's Ebola Cases Hit 8, With No Community Transmission Yet
Kenya's first case exposed gaps in screening measures at border points. The country has since strengthened screening and established an emergency hotline for anyone who suspects they may have been in contact with an Ebola patient or develops symptoms.
-
Delhi's Construction Ban: How Much Can Cutting Dust Exposure Protect Respiratory Health?
Delhi's construction restrictions aim to reduce dust emissions, lowering short-term exposure to harmful particulate matter near active sites.
-
Drought-Hit Maharashtra Farmers To Get Rs 5,000 Aid Before Diwali
Devendra Fadnavis also said Rs 5,000 would be deposited in farmers' bank accounts before Diwali to provide initial financial assistance ahead of the festival.
-
Ebola Outbreak In Democratic Republic Of Congo Surpasses 9,000 Cases And 4,000 Deaths
A clinical trial for an Ebola vaccine is expected to be launched in the DRC before the end of the month, experts from the World Health Organization (WHO) said.
-
Fuel Cuts, Vehicles, Foreign Trips: Pak's Austerity Push As Economy Falters
To reduce the impact of rising petroleum prices, Pakistan has ordered a cut in fuel for official vehicles, bans on vehicle purchases by the state, foreign visits by officials, and official dinners, except those hosted for foreign visitors and delegations.
-
September-October Period Can Cause Lung Infection, Asthma Flare-Ups: How To Care For Your Lungs
September and October bring temperature shifts, humidity, mould, viruses, and pollution that can worsen respiratory health, especially in asthma patients.
-
Mumbai Dengue Cases Spike 28% Since Last Year: Unique Risk Factors, Symptoms And Treatment Explained
Dengue cases in Mumbai have increased by 28% due to warm, humid weather and stagnant water promoting mosquito breeding.
-
Dengue, Swine Flu Cases Rise In Tamil Nadu; Doctors Urge Vigilance Ahead Of Monsoon
Tamil Nadu is witnessing a sharp increase in dengue and swine flu cases compared with last year, prompting doctors to urge greater vigilance and stronger preventive measures as the monsoon season approaches.
-
'Eight Points Of Outcomes': MEA Shares Key Takeaways From India-China Border Talks
The latest India-China talks focused on strengthening border management, maintaining peace along the LAC and advancing negotiations on a mutually acceptable settlement.
-
Gatherings Curbed In Noida Ahead Of Eid, Janmashtami, NEET PG Exam
Section 163 will remain in force covering the entire Gautam Buddh Nagar Commissionerate till September 4, in view of various festivals and the upcoming NEET PG examination.
-
Committed To Fair Exam, Won't Charge Re-Test Fee: Exam Body Sources
The NTA will re-conduct UGC-NET June 2026 exams for English, Commerce, and Sociology due to errors found in question papers.
-
UGC Directs Higher Education Institutions To Strictly Implement Anti-Ragging Rules
UGC directs higher education institutions to strictly implement anti-ragging rules, display helpline details, ensure vigilance and take strict action.
