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Substance Abuse Among Students Starts At Age 12: AIIMS-Backed 10-City Survey
Study across 10 Indian cities finds kids start substance use at 12 to 13 years of age. Early school interventions can cut addiction risk, say AIIMS researchers.
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Mental Health Disorders Affect 7.3% Of Indian Teens In 12 States, Centre Says
The prevalence of mental health disorders in the age group 13-17 years is about 7.3 per cent in 12 states, Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Prataprao Jadhav said on Thursday.
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Most People In India Think Trump Presidency Is Bad For Their Country: Poll
A majority of Australians, Japanese and Indians believe US President Donald Trump's second term has been bad for their countries, and more Australians see the US as harmful than helpful in Asia, a survey of people in the four countries reported.
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Delhi Pollution Crisis: 68% Seek Medical Help, 85% Face Rising Costs
More than 80 per cent of residents in Delhi-NCR surveyed reported experiencing persistent health issues, including chronic cough, debilitating fatigue, and respiratory irritation due to polluted air, according to a survey.
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One In Four Indian Adults Obese, Claims New Report
Quoting the National Family Health Survey 2019-21, the study says that in Delhi, 41 per cent of women are obese compared to 12 per cent in Meghalaya.
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Scientists Capture First Photographic Evidence Of Himalayan Musk Deer In West Bengal After 70 Years
Scientists confirmed their sighting using a camera trap survey, initiated all the way back in December 2023, under the Pan-India Assessment and Monitoring of Endangered Species programme.
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Government Reportedly Mulling Stablecoin Adoption in Potential Policy Shift Even as RBI Flags Concerns
The government is assessing potential use cases for stablecoins in its upcoming Economic Survey for 2025-26, according to a report. Officials say the review may propose limited experimentation under a regulated framework. The move comes as India continues developing its digital currency plans through the RBI’s CBDC and weighs concerns around fina...
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2 'Tala-Chaabi' Gang Members Arrested In Delhi In Rs 1.5 Crore Burglary Case
Two alleged members of the 'tala-chaabi' gang, who pose as key-makers and survey houses locked for several days before breaking in, have been arrested in a Rs 1.5 crore burglary case in Delhi's Shahdara, police said on Wednesday.
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Indian Women Plan 72% Of Holidays, Says New Survey
A recent survey highlights a significant shift in Indian households: women now influence or design 72% of India's trips
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Indian Employees Lack Guidance to Use AI at Work, Says New Research
Indian employees lack clear workplace guidance on using artificial intelligence, according to a new Udemy–YouGov survey of 1,126 workers. Only three in ten feel confident using AI independently, and 61 percent say organisations offer no practical direction. Middle-aged employees report the lowest skill adequacy. Despite this, motivation to upskil...
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India Begins AI Adoption: 47 Percent of Enterprises Use AI for Multiple Use Cases, Says EY
A new EY India and CII report says Indian enterprises are now rapidly scaling up generative AI adoption, with 47 percent running multiple AI use cases internally and another 23 percent piloting projects. Leadership confidence is high, with most CXOs expecting a significant business impact. However, AI spending remains limited as firms struggle to j...
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AIIMS Survey Finds Private Sector Dominates India's Eye Care; Only 15% Centres Government-Run
India's eye-care system is overwhelmingly dependent on private players, with just 15 per cent of eye centres run by the government and over 70 per cent operated by private institutions, according to a survey led by AIIMS, New Delhi.
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"Congress Created Telangana...": Revanth Reddy Ahead Of Jubilee Hills Bypoll
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy launched a powerful attack on the previous Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) regime on Sunday.
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India Has One Ophthalmologist For Every 65,000 People, Reveals AIIMS Delhi Survey
The study clearly highlighted the wide gaps in the achievement of universal health coverage.
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Indian Navy To Commission 'Ikshak,' '80% Indigenous' Survey Vessel
The Indian Navy is poised to enhance its hydrographic survey capabilities with the commissioning of Ikshak, the third ship of the Survey Vessel (Large) [SVL] class and the first to be based at the Southern Naval Command, the Ministry of Defence said.
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Substance Abuse Among Students Starts At Age 12: AIIMS-Backed 10-City Survey
Study across 10 Indian cities finds kids start substance use at 12 to 13 years of age. Early school interventions can cut addiction risk, say AIIMS researchers.
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Mental Health Disorders Affect 7.3% Of Indian Teens In 12 States, Centre Says
The prevalence of mental health disorders in the age group 13-17 years is about 7.3 per cent in 12 states, Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Prataprao Jadhav said on Thursday.
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Most People In India Think Trump Presidency Is Bad For Their Country: Poll
A majority of Australians, Japanese and Indians believe US President Donald Trump's second term has been bad for their countries, and more Australians see the US as harmful than helpful in Asia, a survey of people in the four countries reported.
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Delhi Pollution Crisis: 68% Seek Medical Help, 85% Face Rising Costs
More than 80 per cent of residents in Delhi-NCR surveyed reported experiencing persistent health issues, including chronic cough, debilitating fatigue, and respiratory irritation due to polluted air, according to a survey.
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One In Four Indian Adults Obese, Claims New Report
Quoting the National Family Health Survey 2019-21, the study says that in Delhi, 41 per cent of women are obese compared to 12 per cent in Meghalaya.
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Scientists Capture First Photographic Evidence Of Himalayan Musk Deer In West Bengal After 70 Years
Scientists confirmed their sighting using a camera trap survey, initiated all the way back in December 2023, under the Pan-India Assessment and Monitoring of Endangered Species programme.
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Government Reportedly Mulling Stablecoin Adoption in Potential Policy Shift Even as RBI Flags Concerns
The government is assessing potential use cases for stablecoins in its upcoming Economic Survey for 2025-26, according to a report. Officials say the review may propose limited experimentation under a regulated framework. The move comes as India continues developing its digital currency plans through the RBI’s CBDC and weighs concerns around fina...
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2 'Tala-Chaabi' Gang Members Arrested In Delhi In Rs 1.5 Crore Burglary Case
Two alleged members of the 'tala-chaabi' gang, who pose as key-makers and survey houses locked for several days before breaking in, have been arrested in a Rs 1.5 crore burglary case in Delhi's Shahdara, police said on Wednesday.
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Indian Women Plan 72% Of Holidays, Says New Survey
A recent survey highlights a significant shift in Indian households: women now influence or design 72% of India's trips
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Indian Employees Lack Guidance to Use AI at Work, Says New Research
Indian employees lack clear workplace guidance on using artificial intelligence, according to a new Udemy–YouGov survey of 1,126 workers. Only three in ten feel confident using AI independently, and 61 percent say organisations offer no practical direction. Middle-aged employees report the lowest skill adequacy. Despite this, motivation to upskil...
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India Begins AI Adoption: 47 Percent of Enterprises Use AI for Multiple Use Cases, Says EY
A new EY India and CII report says Indian enterprises are now rapidly scaling up generative AI adoption, with 47 percent running multiple AI use cases internally and another 23 percent piloting projects. Leadership confidence is high, with most CXOs expecting a significant business impact. However, AI spending remains limited as firms struggle to j...
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AIIMS Survey Finds Private Sector Dominates India's Eye Care; Only 15% Centres Government-Run
India's eye-care system is overwhelmingly dependent on private players, with just 15 per cent of eye centres run by the government and over 70 per cent operated by private institutions, according to a survey led by AIIMS, New Delhi.
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"Congress Created Telangana...": Revanth Reddy Ahead Of Jubilee Hills Bypoll
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy launched a powerful attack on the previous Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) regime on Sunday.
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India Has One Ophthalmologist For Every 65,000 People, Reveals AIIMS Delhi Survey
The study clearly highlighted the wide gaps in the achievement of universal health coverage.
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Indian Navy To Commission 'Ikshak,' '80% Indigenous' Survey Vessel
The Indian Navy is poised to enhance its hydrographic survey capabilities with the commissioning of Ikshak, the third ship of the Survey Vessel (Large) [SVL] class and the first to be based at the Southern Naval Command, the Ministry of Defence said.
