New Delhi [India], January 24: On the occasion of National Girl Child Day (24th January 2025), Novo Medi Sciences (Novo Group), in collaboration with 150 paediatricians from more than 15 cities, has launched a heartening initiative to vaccinate 300 underprivileged girls in India against Chic
According to the District Disaster Management Cell Bhandara, the blast incident claimed the lives of four and injured as many as five people on Friday morning. Many people are still feared trapped under the debris as rescue efforts are underway.
The official account of the District Information Office, Bhandara took to its handle on X (formerly Twitter) and posted the development at 2.26 pm. "7 persons rescued so far. 1 dead and 6 injured. 6-7 persons more are trapped under the debris. Rescue operations are in progress. The NDRF t
Residents of Rawalpindi Cantonment's Tench Bhatta area are facing severe health and environmental risks due to sewage leaking into the local gas pipelines.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday paid condolences to the family members of the person who died in the blast that occurred at the Ordnance Factory at Maharashtra's Bhandara.
The children in India are facing significant challenges due to environmental stressors such as heatwave and air pollution, which are adversely affecting their health, school attendance, and overall learning outcomes, says a report by UNICEF.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Friday confirmed that one worker has died after the roof collapsed in an ordnance factory explosion in Bhandara district.
Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut on Friday claimed that Maharashtra will soon have a third Deputy Chief Minister, stating that the candidate would be from the Shiv Sena (Shinde faction).
Following a series of stabbings of foreign nationals in China, the country's social media platforms face heightened scrutiny over the proliferation of xenophobic and nationalistic content. Despite pledges from tech firms to address hate speech, such content remains rampant, prompting concern
Rajouri's Government Medical College (GMC) in Jammu and Kashmir is being strengthened after a mysterious illness claimed 17 lives in Budhal village under Kotranka Sub Division.