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Jammu and Kashmir flood: Two Houses Sink, 16 Feared Trapped; 100 NDRF Personnel Rushed To Valley
People in Jammu and Kashmir were advised to move to safety on Monday morning after the state government declared flood following incessant rainfall. The meteorological departm...
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Digital India To Get a CSR Boost
Most of the Indian companies have been undertaking social initiatives proactively, driven by a desire to give back to the society. With a concerted approach, it is possible to...
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TB Alliance Announces Partnership with U.S. Fund For UNICEF
TB Alliance has announced a new partnership with the U.S. Fund for UNICEF that will dramatically increase the scope and impact of child and maternal health programs around the...
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Ted Cruz Compares Climate Change Activists To ‘Flat-Earthers.’ Where To Begin?
Ted Cruz said something, and we went back and forth about whether or not we should address it because it's just baffling. But then we figured, yes, even the baffling things de...
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Mobile Phones Empower Women
Is using a mobile phone a symbol of independence? Is it a simple tool of communication or a medium that provides rights? Why do women lag behind among those who use cellphones...
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Missed Calls From Patients Can Help Monitor TB Treatment, Says Government.
Popping three pills a day and giving a missed call on a designated number??his is what the government recommends to patients of tuberculosis (TB) registered under the DOTS pro...
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Earth Hour: Millions Will Switch Off Lights Around The World For Climate Action
Annual switching off ?lights in homes, businesses and landmarks holds extra significance ahead of this year?s climate talks in Paris, says the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moo...
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Design That Solves Problems For The World?s Poor
“A billion customers in the world,” Dr. Paul Polak told a crowd of inventors recently, “are waiting for a $2 pair of eyeglasses, a $10 solar lantern and a $1...
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Ill-timed Rain Damages Crops in 1.8cr Hectares Across 13 States
Recent rains and hailstorm in different parts of the country had damaged Rabi crops in about 181 lakh hectares of land across 13 states during February 28-March 16 with UP and...
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Mizoram Second Highest in India in terms of HIV Prevalence: Health Minister
With more than 7,000 people living with HIV/AIDS and more than a thousand having died of complications associated with the disease since 1990, Mizoram is the state with the se...
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