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Kamakhya Devi Temple Doors Open After 4 Days Of 'Ambubachi Mela'
The doors of Kamakhya temple atop Nilachal hill were opened to devotees on Thursday after four days of 'Ambubachi Mela', officials said.
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Israel Kills 30 In Gaza, Including Aid Seekers, Amid Iran Conflict: Health Authorities
Israeli gunfire and strikes killed at least 30 people across the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, local health authorities said, as some Palestinians there said their plight was being forgotten as attention shifted to the air war between Israel and Iran.
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Israeli Tank Fire Kills 51 People In Gaza Crowd Trying To Get Food
Israeli tanks fired into a crowd trying to get aid from trucks in the Gaza Strip on Monday, killing at least 51 people, according to medics, in one of the bloodiest incidents yet in mounting violence as desperate residents struggle for food.
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45 Palestinians, Waiting For Aid, Killed By Israeli Tanks: Gaza Ministry
Israeli tanks fired into a crowd trying to get aid from trucks in the Gaza Strip on Monday, killing at least 51 people, according to medics, in one of the bloodiest incidents yet in mounting violence as desperate residents struggle for food.
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Air India Crash: Trainee Doctor's Help May Have Kept Death Count Low
At least 270 died when the Air India flight crashed into the campus of a medical college in Ahmedabad shortly after takeoff. Only one passenger among the 242 aboard survived.
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Medical Body Seeks Aid From Tata Group For Students Affected By Plane Crash
The Indian Medical Association of Gujarat wrote a letter to the Chairman of Tata Sons, requesting to extend support to medical students injured and killed following the plane crash at the premises of the BJ Medical College in Ahmedabad.
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Charred Vehicles, Lost Caretakers: NGO Aids Shock-Stricken Animals After Plane Crash
Around seven dogs and over 50 birds perished in the fir following the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad. NGO Darshana Animal Welfare managed to save three to four dogs and six to seven birds, now under medical care.
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How Black Box Recovery Brings Investigators Closer To What Caused Air India Crash
The black box from Air India's ill-fated Ahmedabad-London flight was recovered from the rooftop of the medical college hostel building it crashed into minutes after take-off on Thursday.
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New York State Senate To Allow Terminally Ill People To End Their Lives Peacefully
Assemblywoman Amy Paulin, a Westchester Democrat who leads the body's Health Committee, first introduced the bill a decade ago.
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"Our Children Are Dying Slowly": Father Searching For Food In Starving Gaza
Israel has blocked the entry of medical, food and fuel supplies into Gaza since the start of March, prompting international experts to warn of looming famine in the besieged enclave that is home to 2.3 million Palestinians.
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At Least 70 Countries Missing Out On Medical Care Amid Funding Cuts: WHO
People in at least 70 countries are missing out on medical treatment due to funding cuts to aid programmes, the WHO said on Monday, adding it also faces major financial challenges.
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Living Things Emit A 'Ghostly Glow' That Vanishes When We Die, Scientists Claim
The existence of this faint glow might be debatable, but scientists at the University of Calgary have come up with a study explaining the phenomenon.
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At Least 2 From Pune Killed In J&K's Pahalgam Terror Attack
At least two persons from Pune have suffered gunshot injuries in a terrorist attack in Kashmir, with NCP (SP) MP Supriya Sule requesting Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to provide immediate medical aid and support.
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"Thought Will Lose Her": 2-Year-Old Girl's Parents Thank Assam Rifles' Swift Rescue, Medical Aid In Manipur
A two-year-old girl from a poorly connected remote village in Manipur's Kamjong district was rescued and airlifted by the Assam Rifles on Monday, a statement said.
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Israel Flags "Professional Failures" That Killed 15 Gaza Aid Workers
An Israeli military investigation concluded Sunday that its troops did not use "indiscriminate fire" in an incident that killed 15 Gaza emergency service personnel, but acknowledged failures and announced plans to dismiss a field commander.
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Kamakhya Devi Temple Doors Open After 4 Days Of 'Ambubachi Mela'
The doors of Kamakhya temple atop Nilachal hill were opened to devotees on Thursday after four days of 'Ambubachi Mela', officials said.
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Israel Kills 30 In Gaza, Including Aid Seekers, Amid Iran Conflict: Health Authorities
Israeli gunfire and strikes killed at least 30 people across the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, local health authorities said, as some Palestinians there said their plight was being forgotten as attention shifted to the air war between Israel and Iran.
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Israeli Tank Fire Kills 51 People In Gaza Crowd Trying To Get Food
Israeli tanks fired into a crowd trying to get aid from trucks in the Gaza Strip on Monday, killing at least 51 people, according to medics, in one of the bloodiest incidents yet in mounting violence as desperate residents struggle for food.
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45 Palestinians, Waiting For Aid, Killed By Israeli Tanks: Gaza Ministry
Israeli tanks fired into a crowd trying to get aid from trucks in the Gaza Strip on Monday, killing at least 51 people, according to medics, in one of the bloodiest incidents yet in mounting violence as desperate residents struggle for food.
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Air India Crash: Trainee Doctor's Help May Have Kept Death Count Low
At least 270 died when the Air India flight crashed into the campus of a medical college in Ahmedabad shortly after takeoff. Only one passenger among the 242 aboard survived.
-
Medical Body Seeks Aid From Tata Group For Students Affected By Plane Crash
The Indian Medical Association of Gujarat wrote a letter to the Chairman of Tata Sons, requesting to extend support to medical students injured and killed following the plane crash at the premises of the BJ Medical College in Ahmedabad.
-
Charred Vehicles, Lost Caretakers: NGO Aids Shock-Stricken Animals After Plane Crash
Around seven dogs and over 50 birds perished in the fir following the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad. NGO Darshana Animal Welfare managed to save three to four dogs and six to seven birds, now under medical care.
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How Black Box Recovery Brings Investigators Closer To What Caused Air India Crash
The black box from Air India's ill-fated Ahmedabad-London flight was recovered from the rooftop of the medical college hostel building it crashed into minutes after take-off on Thursday.
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New York State Senate To Allow Terminally Ill People To End Their Lives Peacefully
Assemblywoman Amy Paulin, a Westchester Democrat who leads the body's Health Committee, first introduced the bill a decade ago.
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"Our Children Are Dying Slowly": Father Searching For Food In Starving Gaza
Israel has blocked the entry of medical, food and fuel supplies into Gaza since the start of March, prompting international experts to warn of looming famine in the besieged enclave that is home to 2.3 million Palestinians.
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At Least 70 Countries Missing Out On Medical Care Amid Funding Cuts: WHO
People in at least 70 countries are missing out on medical treatment due to funding cuts to aid programmes, the WHO said on Monday, adding it also faces major financial challenges.
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Living Things Emit A 'Ghostly Glow' That Vanishes When We Die, Scientists Claim
The existence of this faint glow might be debatable, but scientists at the University of Calgary have come up with a study explaining the phenomenon.
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At Least 2 From Pune Killed In J&K's Pahalgam Terror Attack
At least two persons from Pune have suffered gunshot injuries in a terrorist attack in Kashmir, with NCP (SP) MP Supriya Sule requesting Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to provide immediate medical aid and support.
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"Thought Will Lose Her": 2-Year-Old Girl's Parents Thank Assam Rifles' Swift Rescue, Medical Aid In Manipur
A two-year-old girl from a poorly connected remote village in Manipur's Kamjong district was rescued and airlifted by the Assam Rifles on Monday, a statement said.
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Israel Flags "Professional Failures" That Killed 15 Gaza Aid Workers
An Israeli military investigation concluded Sunday that its troops did not use "indiscriminate fire" in an incident that killed 15 Gaza emergency service personnel, but acknowledged failures and announced plans to dismiss a field commander.
