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Childhood Cancer: Less Than 30% Of Diagnosed Children Survive In Pakistan
Around 10,000 children are diagnosed with cancer in Pakistan each year, but fewer than 30 per cent of them survive due to delayed diagnosis, limited treatment facilities and financial difficulties, health experts stated at an
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Polio Campaign Proves Ineffective In Pakistan As Nearly 1 Million Children Remain Unvaccinated
Nearly one million children were missed and more than 53,000 families refused vaccination during Pakistan's latest nationwide polio campaign, raising serious concerns about the effectiveness of eradication efforts, a report h
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"It Is Ours Too": Pakistan Brings Back Sanskrit, Plans Gita, Mahabharata Studies
For the first time since Partition, Sanskrit has quietly made its way back into classrooms in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
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"His Greatest Ire...": Expert On Why Trump Tariffs Target India, Not China
As India makes it clear that it is ready to stand up to US President Donald Trump's tariffs offensive, a South Asia analyst has explained the link between the ceasefire that paused the India-Pakistan conflict after the Pahalgam terror attack
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How South Korea Is Dealing With Viral "Lovebug" Invasion
K-pop's BTS are grossed out by them. A YouTuber ate them. Hikers plough through them: South Korea is dealing with a "lovebug" invasion that experts say highlights worsening climate change.
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India Ahead Of Neighbours In Egg Intake, But Still Lags Global Average
Experts link India's upward trend to rising incomes, better access to food, and increasing awareness about the importance of dietary protein.
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Bangladesh's Nuclear Power Plant Faces Inspection
An expert team was in Bangladesh on Monday to sign off on the South Asian country's first nuclear power plant ahead of the contentious facility's expected operational start later this year.
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Did A Robot Really Die By 'Suicide' In South Korea? Experts Probe
A robot employed by the Gumi City Council in South Korea went defunct after falling down a flight of stairs. While some have sensationalised the event as robot suicide', experts believe it is more likely a technical malfunction or glitch.
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Do Current Vaccines Work On Omicron? Top WHO Expert's Reply
Preliminary evidence on Omicron suggests "higher transmissibility", WHO Regional Director for South East Asia Dr Poonam Khetrapal told NDTV today, adding that "regardless of the change in severity, increase in cases alone may pose overwhelming demand
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How ClickPost Is Looking to Automate the Logistics Sector in India
With startup culture thriving in India and the need for ‘going local’ becoming increasingly popular, we take a look at all the hottest tech startups grabbing headlines in the country. Gadgets 360 talks to ClickPost co-founder Naman Vijay to know of the company’s history and growth. We also talk to experts to understand what this startup needs...
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Childhood Cancer: Less Than 30% Of Diagnosed Children Survive In Pakistan
Around 10,000 children are diagnosed with cancer in Pakistan each year, but fewer than 30 per cent of them survive due to delayed diagnosis, limited treatment facilities and financial difficulties, health experts stated at an
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Polio Campaign Proves Ineffective In Pakistan As Nearly 1 Million Children Remain Unvaccinated
Nearly one million children were missed and more than 53,000 families refused vaccination during Pakistan's latest nationwide polio campaign, raising serious concerns about the effectiveness of eradication efforts, a report h
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"It Is Ours Too": Pakistan Brings Back Sanskrit, Plans Gita, Mahabharata Studies
For the first time since Partition, Sanskrit has quietly made its way back into classrooms in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
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"His Greatest Ire...": Expert On Why Trump Tariffs Target India, Not China
As India makes it clear that it is ready to stand up to US President Donald Trump's tariffs offensive, a South Asia analyst has explained the link between the ceasefire that paused the India-Pakistan conflict after the Pahalgam terror attack
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How South Korea Is Dealing With Viral "Lovebug" Invasion
K-pop's BTS are grossed out by them. A YouTuber ate them. Hikers plough through them: South Korea is dealing with a "lovebug" invasion that experts say highlights worsening climate change.
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India Ahead Of Neighbours In Egg Intake, But Still Lags Global Average
Experts link India's upward trend to rising incomes, better access to food, and increasing awareness about the importance of dietary protein.
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Bangladesh's Nuclear Power Plant Faces Inspection
An expert team was in Bangladesh on Monday to sign off on the South Asian country's first nuclear power plant ahead of the contentious facility's expected operational start later this year.
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Did A Robot Really Die By 'Suicide' In South Korea? Experts Probe
A robot employed by the Gumi City Council in South Korea went defunct after falling down a flight of stairs. While some have sensationalised the event as robot suicide', experts believe it is more likely a technical malfunction or glitch.
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Do Current Vaccines Work On Omicron? Top WHO Expert's Reply
Preliminary evidence on Omicron suggests "higher transmissibility", WHO Regional Director for South East Asia Dr Poonam Khetrapal told NDTV today, adding that "regardless of the change in severity, increase in cases alone may pose overwhelming demand
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How ClickPost Is Looking to Automate the Logistics Sector in India
With startup culture thriving in India and the need for ‘going local’ becoming increasingly popular, we take a look at all the hottest tech startups grabbing headlines in the country. Gadgets 360 talks to ClickPost co-founder Naman Vijay to know of the company’s history and growth. We also talk to experts to understand what this startup needs...
