Category: India

Healthcare workers can enable early detection of autism by identifying red flags specific to autism during routine immunisation, said a paediatric neurologist at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi. Taking to social media platform X, Dr. Sheffali Gulati, Professor and faculty-in-charge at the Child Neurology Division, Department of Paediatrics at AIIMS Delhi,…

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Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi, granddaughter of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, has stirred political and diplomatic debates with her choice of accessories. It began with a Palestinian-themed bag and has now extended to Bangladesh-themed bags carried by Congress members. When Priyanka carried a Palestinian bag to Parliament, it appeared to signal solidarity with Gaza’s bombed…

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Mumbai: Aditya Pandit, 27, the resident of Haryana, booked for abatement of suicide of an Air India pilot, Srishti Tuli has moved the sessions court for bail claiming that it was him who first found her hanging and took her to hospital. Tuli, who lived in a rented flat in Marol area, was found dead…

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ARIES Today, focus on studies, career, and enjoyment. Finance: Expect expenditures on children, entertainment, education, house, and health. Career: Success for people in education, government jobs, politics, banking, medical, and occult fields. Domestic & Love Life: Family harmony is indicated, but there may be health concerns for family members. Health: Possible issues with back pain,…

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Is the ground being prepared for the BJP and the Uddhav Sena to reconcile? Not immediately, especially given the bitter recriminations of the past five years. However, in politics, yesterday’s foes often become tomorrow’s allies. Speculation about a thaw in relations was triggered by Uddhav Thackeray, the UBT Sena chief, meeting Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra…

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After two days of relative calm during which Parliament debated 75 years of the Constitution, it reverted to what has become its default position in recent years. Noisy scenes erupted in both Houses on Wednesday, with Opposition members rushing to the well of the House, leading to abrupt adjournments. Apparently, the trigger for the commotion…

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It wasn’t long ago that media pages brimmed with stories of pride and accomplishment. These narratives evoked patriotism, brought tears to our eyes, and filled us with gratitude for our nation. At the time, it appeared that law and order were firmly upheld. Yet, as hindsight often reveals, appearances can be deceptive. Reflecting on the…

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Several years before the One Nation One Election (ONOE) Bill came to light, the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) advocated for concurrent three-tier elections to Parliament, state assemblies, and local bodies. The rationale? It would free up schoolteachers to focus on students rather than election cycles. This is a compelling argument in…

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Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) workers gheraoed the city Congress office and protested against the alleged manhandling of BJP MP Pratap Sarangi by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi outside Parliament. Chaos prevailed at the Congress office on Thursday evening when BJYM workers allegedly pelted stones, and threw black oil, and slippers at the…

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Mumbai: Few cooperative housing societies in the metropolis are aware of a government decision which permits the use of MLAs’ area development fund for the free installation of rooftop solar panels and rain harvesting system. Each MLA is alloted Rs 5 crore each year for the development of his/her constituency. According to Ramesh Prabhu, chairman…

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