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"Can Urgent Matters Be Identified More Effectively?" Chief Justice Asks Courts
Chief Justice Kant said that the top court has consistently respected the institutional autonomy of High Courts, but the frequency of such requests invites us to consider whether there is room to improve the responsiveness of our processes.
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A Village Chief In Congo Works To Overcome Ebola Prejudice Even As The Disease Kills His Relatives
Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo surpasses ten thousand cases amid mistrust and violence hampering response efforts.
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Delhi's Winter Pollution Curbs Are Back. Do They Actually Work?
Past episodes show that Delhi's AQI has often fallen after Stage IV of the plan was imposed. On 17 January 2026, the AQI stood at 400. It dropped to 192 within a week. In November 2023, it fell from 454 to 218 over the same period.
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Why Do Some People Enjoy Fear? New Study Reveals Surprising Reason
A new study suggests that people with stronger psychopathic traits may enjoy frightening situations because they feel invincible.
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Bangladesh Sees 1,147 Deaths From Measles Over Weak Immunisation
Bangladesh is battling the world's worst measles outbreak this year due to failure in routine immunisation with over 2,02,000 suspected cases and 1,147 deaths reported since the outbreak began in midMarch, a new report has said.
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Congo's Ebola Outbreak Leaves Grieving Families Struggling With Fear And Stigma
A schoolteacher in eastern Congo lost family members to Ebola and sought mental health care amid stigma and trauma in her community.
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Gujarat's 108 Service Handles Nearly Two Crore Emergencies In 19 years, Saves 19.66 Lakh Lives
Gujarat's 108 Emergency Medical Service has handled more than 1.99 crore emergency cases and helped save over 19.66 lakh lives since its launch in 2007, according to figures released by the state government up to August this year.
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'Value Of Life Is Trivial': Bengaluru Resident's 'Realisation' After Witnessing Car Accident Viral
A Bengaluru resident reports no ambulance or police arrival 30 minutes after the car accident.
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Garba Night Health Alert: When Dizziness And A Racing Heart Signal More Than Fatigue
Prolonged Garba dancing can cause dizziness and palpitations due to dehydration, low blood sugar, heat exhaustion, or heart rhythm issues.
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Ebola Outbreak Slowing In Parts Of DRC But Still Growing In Others: WHO Chief
World Health Organisation (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on Saturday said there was a strong progress in the Ebola response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), with 25 survivors discharged from a treatment centre in Isiro.
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India Stands In Solidarity With Kenya To Combat Ebola
The High Commission of India in Kenya on Thursday stated that India stands in solidarity with Kenya to combat Ebola virus and is committed to supporting public health preparedness and response.
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"We Indians Are A Disgrace": Chumbak Star Sumeet Raghvan Slams Tourists For Littering Himachal's Mountains
On an adventure in Himachal Pradesh, Sumeet Raghvan called out the littering of mountain trails by tourists and urged the state government to take strict action, saying that citizens lack civic sense
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Suspected Pneumonic Plague Case In Russia Started In A Lab: Why Laboratory Biosafety Matters Most
The most important takeaway is not simply the word "plague". It is the importance of biosafety, surveillance and rapid containment when potentially dangerous infectious organisms are handled.
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India Condemns Black Sea Attack On MV Royad Mammadov; Three Indian Crew Safe, Two Foreign Sailors Dead
India condemned the attack on MV Royad Mammadov in the Black Sea after two foreign sailors were killed and Indian crew members were injured; all three Indians are safe.
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CISF Personnel Help Unconscious Staff Member At Surat Airport
The incident highlights how the CISF personnel at the airport responded quickly to assist a staff member in need.
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"Can Urgent Matters Be Identified More Effectively?" Chief Justice Asks Courts
Chief Justice Kant said that the top court has consistently respected the institutional autonomy of High Courts, but the frequency of such requests invites us to consider whether there is room to improve the responsiveness of our processes.
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A Village Chief In Congo Works To Overcome Ebola Prejudice Even As The Disease Kills His Relatives
Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo surpasses ten thousand cases amid mistrust and violence hampering response efforts.
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Delhi's Winter Pollution Curbs Are Back. Do They Actually Work?
Past episodes show that Delhi's AQI has often fallen after Stage IV of the plan was imposed. On 17 January 2026, the AQI stood at 400. It dropped to 192 within a week. In November 2023, it fell from 454 to 218 over the same period.
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Why Do Some People Enjoy Fear? New Study Reveals Surprising Reason
A new study suggests that people with stronger psychopathic traits may enjoy frightening situations because they feel invincible.
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Bangladesh Sees 1,147 Deaths From Measles Over Weak Immunisation
Bangladesh is battling the world's worst measles outbreak this year due to failure in routine immunisation with over 2,02,000 suspected cases and 1,147 deaths reported since the outbreak began in midMarch, a new report has said.
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Congo's Ebola Outbreak Leaves Grieving Families Struggling With Fear And Stigma
A schoolteacher in eastern Congo lost family members to Ebola and sought mental health care amid stigma and trauma in her community.
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Gujarat's 108 Service Handles Nearly Two Crore Emergencies In 19 years, Saves 19.66 Lakh Lives
Gujarat's 108 Emergency Medical Service has handled more than 1.99 crore emergency cases and helped save over 19.66 lakh lives since its launch in 2007, according to figures released by the state government up to August this year.
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'Value Of Life Is Trivial': Bengaluru Resident's 'Realisation' After Witnessing Car Accident Viral
A Bengaluru resident reports no ambulance or police arrival 30 minutes after the car accident.
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Garba Night Health Alert: When Dizziness And A Racing Heart Signal More Than Fatigue
Prolonged Garba dancing can cause dizziness and palpitations due to dehydration, low blood sugar, heat exhaustion, or heart rhythm issues.
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Ebola Outbreak Slowing In Parts Of DRC But Still Growing In Others: WHO Chief
World Health Organisation (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on Saturday said there was a strong progress in the Ebola response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), with 25 survivors discharged from a treatment centre in Isiro.
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India Stands In Solidarity With Kenya To Combat Ebola
The High Commission of India in Kenya on Thursday stated that India stands in solidarity with Kenya to combat Ebola virus and is committed to supporting public health preparedness and response.
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"We Indians Are A Disgrace": Chumbak Star Sumeet Raghvan Slams Tourists For Littering Himachal's Mountains
On an adventure in Himachal Pradesh, Sumeet Raghvan called out the littering of mountain trails by tourists and urged the state government to take strict action, saying that citizens lack civic sense
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Suspected Pneumonic Plague Case In Russia Started In A Lab: Why Laboratory Biosafety Matters Most
The most important takeaway is not simply the word "plague". It is the importance of biosafety, surveillance and rapid containment when potentially dangerous infectious organisms are handled.
-
India Condemns Black Sea Attack On MV Royad Mammadov; Three Indian Crew Safe, Two Foreign Sailors Dead
India condemned the attack on MV Royad Mammadov in the Black Sea after two foreign sailors were killed and Indian crew members were injured; all three Indians are safe.
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CISF Personnel Help Unconscious Staff Member At Surat Airport
The incident highlights how the CISF personnel at the airport responded quickly to assist a staff member in need.
