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Strong healthcare system brought down death rate in UP: CM Yogi

The PICUs constructed by Hindustan Urvarak and Rasayan Limited (Hurl) with the Corporate Environment Responsibility (CER) fund will benefit five lakh children, including 2.5 lakh residents of Jangal Kauria and Chargaon.

Sops galore in C'garh budget ahead of assembly elections

CM announced an unemployment allowance of Rs 2,500 per month for the educated unemployed

Widows in Vrindavan take part in Holi celebration

Huge amounts of varied coloured fresh flower petals and specially prepared gulals were arranged to play Holi. Krishna bhajans were sung at the celebrations as well.

Rajnath asks armed forces to maintain vigil at Northern, Western borders & coastline

Saying that the country needed to be ready to deal with all future challenges

Metro plans trial runs at East-bound tunnel

Notably, work at this point had to be stalled after water started seeping into the tunnel in May last year.

Four more babies die of respiratory distress raising toll to 100

Three died at the Institute of Paediatric Science while the other at the Medical College Hospital (MCH) respectively.

100 from Lodha, Sabar communities get caste certificates

Justice Rajarshi Bharadwaj of Calcutta High Court today took part in a legal awareness camp at Belpahari, Jhargram and distributed caste certificates among the Lodha and Sabar communities.

ED to take Anubrata to Delhi today

The central agency sleuths will be presenting him at the Rouse Avenue Courts in the national capital on Tuesday afternoon.

Mamata gets emotional announcing 3pc DA

Says state govt could save ₹20,000 cr by stopping pension for employees

Local people of Tripali Jote seethe in anger after the death of three persons

A pall of gloom descended on the village today after news spread that the three had been buried under a mud-slip while extracting sand.

Two minors, youth die in river bank mud-slip

Mud-slip buried the three persons as they extracted stones near the wall

BJP leaders accuse Rahul of defaming India on foreign soil

The BJP leaders dubbed Rahul's criticism of the government on foreign soil as an act of \"betrayal of Bharat\" in the 75th year of the country's Independence.

'Making medical treatment affordable top-most priority'

PM was addressing a post-Budget Webinar on Health and Medical Research

Hackers Use Phishing, Malware To Target Job Seekers Amid Layoffs

The current economic climate globally is grim due to the ongoing recession, and taking advantage of this environment, cybercriminals are using phishing and malware campaigns to target job seekers in a bid to steal sensitive information, a new report said on Thursday.

DGC Open: Gaganjeet Bhullar to lead Indian challenge

Ace golfer Gaganjeet Bhullar, will lead Indian challenge in the strongest Asian Tour fullfield -USD 750,000 DGC Open to be played here from 16 to 19 March here.

WPL:Delhi start season with 60-run win over Bangalore

A brilliant 162-run opening partnership off 87 balls between Shafali Verma and captain Meg Lanning propels Delhi Capitals to win over Royal Challengers Bangalore at Brabourne Stadium

Medvedev completes hat-trick with Dubai Tennis C'ships title

The third seed produced a consistent performance throughout the 68-minute clash to extend his winning streak to 14 matches.

Nations reach accord to protect marine life on high seas

The U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea came into force in 1994, before marine biodiversity was a well-established concept.

Judge: Oxford Schools, staff immune from shooting lawsuits

A Michigan judge has ruled that staff and administrators at Oxford High School cannot be sued for a mass shooting that left four students dead and seven others wounded.

Joe Biden's Selma visit puts spotlight back on voting rights

US President has been unable to make good on a campaign pledge to bolster voting rights

China proffers 'peaceful reunification', Taiwan says respect our democracy

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang pledged “peaceful reunification” with Taiwan on Sunday as well as resolute steps to oppose Taiwan independence, with Taipei responding that Beijing should respect the Taiwanese people’s commitment to democracy and freedom.

China sets this year's economic growth target at 'around 5 pc'

We should give priority to the recovery and expansion of consumption: Premier Li Keqiang

Holi holiday likely to break momentum in markets

The week went by and saw markets lose on the first two days and then it witnessed extreme volatility with markets gaining 0.8 per cent, losing almost all of it on Thursday and then gaining a massive 1.5 per cent on Friday.

Domestic gas cylinder prices up by 56% in 4 years; hefty drop in subsidy

The retail selling price (RSP) of a domestic LPG cylinder (14.2 Kg) on April 1, 2019 was Rs 706.50 which increased to Rs 744 in 2020, Rs 809 in 2021 and Rs 949.50 in 2022. The price increased to Rs 1,103 from Rs 1053 on March 1 this year.

Confident India's exports will touch $750 billion in 2022-23: Piyush Goyal

During April-January 202223, overall export grew 17.33 per cent to $ 641.24.

World Bank signs $1bn loan to India's health sector support

The World Bank said one of the loans will prioritise health service delivery in seven states—Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Meghalaya, Odisha, Punjab, Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh—in addition to the national level interventions.

Indian herbal drug helps regulate kidney ailments linked genes: Study

An Indian traditional ayurvedic polyherbal formulation has been found to be effective in regulating the functions of at least six genes variants causing kidney dysfunction, researchers have said ahead of the World Kidney Day which is on 9 March.

Kailash Gahlot to present Delhi Budget 2023-24 on 21 March

The budget of Delhi for the year 2023-24 will be presented on 21 March.

'Climate smart policies an Indian way of life'

India’s climate policy directed towards sustainable devp

Modi to visit poll-bound K'taka on 12 March; Cong presses for model code of conduct

PM Modi has already visited the poll-bound state five times this year for various developmental programmes. He is participating in public rallies and road shows.