Breaking News
- Health
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE HUMAN FACTOR
0 - Thought Factory
A LAST CALL FOR THE PLANET
0 - Retroscope
FORGOTTEN DANCING QUEEN OF HINDI CINEMA
0 - Hollywood
MOTHER MYTH MAN CALLED SHAKESPEARE
0 - Thought Factory
HALF CAULIFLOWER, PIECE OF CAKE
0 - Health
DEBATING NATIONALIZATION OF MEDICAL COLLEGES
0 - Festivals
DELHI’S GRAND CINEMATIC AMBITION
0 - Business and Politics
THE ETERNAL CRISES OF FILM SCHOOLS
0 - Thought Factory
INDIAN FARMERS BLINDSIDED BY CINEMA
0 - Festivals
INDIAN CINEMA CONQUERS GLOBAL STAGE
0
Health
Born Wet, Human Babies are 75 percent water,then comes drying.
We are an assemblage of water packets, slightly salty, like the sea we came from. As Loren Eiseley put it, we’re a “concentration” of water, “that inde...
Read More
Family’s Heartbreaking Fight for their Son’s Education
Greg’s nightmare scenario of losing Max isn’t hypothetical. Schools have lost him in the past. Once, he escaped through a broken gate and into a field adjacent to ...
Read More
Exposure to particulate matter during pregnancy harms foetus
EXPECTANT mothers living in areas with high traffic density and air pollution levels are likely to have babies with low birth weight. A study conducted in 12 European countrie...
Read More
Lifestyle changes ‘could reduce risk’ of pregnancy complications
A collaboration of investigators from the UK, Ireland and New Zealand say that by changing certain lifestyle factors, such as increasing fruit intake before pregnancy and main...
Read More
The Union Cabinet okays plan to raise cadre for health workers for rural areas
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday cleared the health ministry’s proposal to institute a three-year degree programme for public health professionals. The bachelor in communi...
Read More
Superbugs could erase a century of medical advances, experts warn
Drug-resistant “superbugs” represent one of the gravest threats in the history of medicine, leading experts have warned. Routine operations could become deadly &l...
Read More
India among the world’s 83 countries which do not meet the minimum healthcare workers requirement.
A World Health Organization (WHO) report, recently released in Brazil, says that nearly 83 per cent of physicians in India are males. The report, titled “A Universal Tr...
Read More
UNICEF taking charge to safeguard children in Lebanon from Polio
The launch of an unprecedented mass polio vaccination campaign at Omariya andacross Lebanon is well and truly underway. UNICEF, in collaboration with the Ministry of Public H...
Read More
Innovation is the key to fight AIDS
India has made recent developments with respect to fighting against AIDS and has seen around50% decline in new cases of AIDS. It is important to educate the rural areas about ...
Read More
Pentavalent vaccine gets clean chit, set for national scale-up
The National Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (NTAGI) has recommended scale-up of the pentavalent vaccine across the country, along with activities to monitor potentia...
Read More