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India's Healthcare Gets Cheaper, Wider: National Statistical Office Survey Reveals Big Gains
India's latest NSO health survey shows improved access, lower out-of-pocket costs, and rising insurance coverage. Public healthcare use and institutional deliveries are up, signalling stronger, more affordable care nationwide.
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Voting Begins For Gujarat Local Body Polls, Amit Shah To Vote In Ahmedabad
Gandhinagar, April 26 (IANS) Voting for Gujarat’s local body elections began on Sunday, with polling underway across municipal corporations, municipalities, district panchayats and taluka panchayats in what is one of the state’s largest grassroots el
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Delhi Civic Body Begins Mapping Delhi Homes Being Used As Shops, Offices
The focus is on how land-use rules are being implemented on the ground in rapidly growing urban areas.
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Earth Getting Brighter Each Year, But Changes Uneven Across Regions: Study
This result is similar to an earlier 2017 study, which found that artificially lit outdoor areas were growing by about 2% each year.
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Steelbird ROX Helmets Clock 1 Crore Sales Amid Growing Safety Adoption In India
The Steelbird ROX helmet comes at a starting price of Rs 969, making it a budget-friendly option among daily riders.
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Relief For Migrants, Centre Doubles Allocation Of 5 Kg Cylinders To States
Centre Doubles Daily Allocation Of 5-kg Free Trade LPG Cylinders For Migrant Labourers Across States
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Unusual Storm System Puts War-Torn Middle East On High Alert
The weather system is so large that some areas could see between 100 mm and 500 mm of precipitation in the next three days, raising serious concerns about catastrophic flash flooding.
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Renting A Home? Here Are The Rules Every Tenant And Landlord Must Know
Traditionally, India's rental market has run on trust. In more recent past, 11-month agreements have become the norm, particularly in urban areas
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Delhi, Kanpur, Bareilly: Why Do So Many Indian Cities Have A 'Civil Lines'?
Explore the history behind India's many "Civil Lines" areas and uncover how colonial-era design continues to influence modern cities such as Delhi, Kanpur, and Bareilly.
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Delhi Once Had A 2-Mile Lake, Experts Now Want It Restored
The lake, which stretched across areas north of Bhalswa Lake, may be partially revived using a natural depression and nearby public land.
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India's Healthcare Gets Cheaper, Wider: National Statistical Office Survey Reveals Big Gains
India's latest NSO health survey shows improved access, lower out-of-pocket costs, and rising insurance coverage. Public healthcare use and institutional deliveries are up, signalling stronger, more affordable care nationwide.
-
Voting Begins For Gujarat Local Body Polls, Amit Shah To Vote In Ahmedabad
Gandhinagar, April 26 (IANS) Voting for Gujarat’s local body elections began on Sunday, with polling underway across municipal corporations, municipalities, district panchayats and taluka panchayats in what is one of the state’s largest grassroots el
-
Delhi Civic Body Begins Mapping Delhi Homes Being Used As Shops, Offices
The focus is on how land-use rules are being implemented on the ground in rapidly growing urban areas.
-
Earth Getting Brighter Each Year, But Changes Uneven Across Regions: Study
This result is similar to an earlier 2017 study, which found that artificially lit outdoor areas were growing by about 2% each year.
-
Steelbird ROX Helmets Clock 1 Crore Sales Amid Growing Safety Adoption In India
The Steelbird ROX helmet comes at a starting price of Rs 969, making it a budget-friendly option among daily riders.
-
Relief For Migrants, Centre Doubles Allocation Of 5 Kg Cylinders To States
Centre Doubles Daily Allocation Of 5-kg Free Trade LPG Cylinders For Migrant Labourers Across States
-
Unusual Storm System Puts War-Torn Middle East On High Alert
The weather system is so large that some areas could see between 100 mm and 500 mm of precipitation in the next three days, raising serious concerns about catastrophic flash flooding.
-
Renting A Home? Here Are The Rules Every Tenant And Landlord Must Know
Traditionally, India's rental market has run on trust. In more recent past, 11-month agreements have become the norm, particularly in urban areas
-
Delhi, Kanpur, Bareilly: Why Do So Many Indian Cities Have A 'Civil Lines'?
Explore the history behind India's many "Civil Lines" areas and uncover how colonial-era design continues to influence modern cities such as Delhi, Kanpur, and Bareilly.
-
Delhi Once Had A 2-Mile Lake, Experts Now Want It Restored
The lake, which stretched across areas north of Bhalswa Lake, may be partially revived using a natural depression and nearby public land.
