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AAP's Atishi In ICU After Blood Sugar Levels Drop, Ends Hunger Strike
Delhi Minister Atishi's hunger strike over the water crisis in the national capital ended on Tuesday after her health deteriorated, her party said.
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"Blood Is Thicker Than Water": S Jaishankar On India-Sri Lanka Relations
Amid the economic crisis, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar asserted that it is natural for India to stand by Sri Lanka during its difficult time as "blood is thicker than water".
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"Ukrainian Blood On Hands": UK Sanctions Russian Army Chiefs, Others
Britain on Thursday announced fresh sanctions targeting Russian army chiefs, condemned by the UK foreign minister as having Ukrainian blood on their hands.
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Russian Soldiers Fired On Man "Going To Supermarket": Bucha Eye Witness
In Bucha, resident Olena told AFP she saw Russian soldiers shoot a man in cold blood as units of "brutal" older troops sowed fear in the town near Kyiv.
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Harsh Vardhan Launches eBlood Services Mobile App Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan today launched the eBlood Services Mobile Application, in partnership with the Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS), for easy access to blood in this critical time of coronavirus pandemic.
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Bihar Doctors Donate Blood To Save Lives Amid COVID-19 Crisis
With fewer people stepping outdoors due to the coronavirus pandemic, doctors are faced with the challenge of shortage of blood in the blood banks, to save precious lives.
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UP Cops Donate Blood To Save Elderly Man's Life Amid COVID-19 Lockdown
In these times of crisis when the police are overstressed to meet with the challenges posed by the coronavirus outbreak, four policemen in Uttar Pradesh's Lucknow saved the life of an elderly man by donating blood.
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Know These Warning Signs Of High Blood Pressure Which Can Be Life-Threatening
Hypertensive crisis is a situation which includes severe anxiety, nosebleeds, severe headaches and shortness of breath. Here are some effective ways to prevent hypertensive crisis and high blood pressure.
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Facebook Blood Donation Initiative to Soon Make It Easier to Donate, Crisis Response Gets New Features
Users in Bangladesh, Pakistan, and India will be able to view nearby blood donation camps, user requests for donations, and blood bank locations from the Facebook app or mobile web version.
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16,000 West Bengal Policemen Donate Blood To Overcome Shortage
Sixteen thousand police personnel have donated blood over the past one week to overcome the blood crisis in West Bengal during the ongoing summer, chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said today.
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Brexit Looms Large As Northern Ireland Holds Elections
Northern Ireland holds snap elections on Thursday in a bid to resolve a political crisis precipitated by Brexit as bad blood and allegations of corruption threaten to rock a delicate peace in the province.
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Mumbai Traffic Cops Want 30 pc Hike For breathing In Polluted Air
Most of us can't wait to get back indoors after braving the haze of soot and smoke hanging over Mumbai every day, but no one bears the brunt of this city's imploding pollution crisis more than the traffic police who are forced to spend hours doing their duty right in the middle of all the dust and din from the city's roads.
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New Doping Crisis Set To "Shake The Foundation" Of Athletics
New allegations said that leaked results from 12,000 blood tests on 5,000 competitors by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) showed the wide extent of cheating in the sport.
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Barclays Sees Generational Shift, Rivals Smell Blood
The British bank, which under former chief Bob Diamond poached top staff and customers from competitors in trouble after the financial crisis, now risks suffering the same fate as it radically shrinks its investment banking business.
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One American killed in Algeria hostage crisis: report
One American was killed and two escaped unharmed from a remote Algerian natural gas plant stormed by armed militants, NBC News reported on Friday, noting that the fate of two others was unknown. The five Americans were among dozens of hostages the attackers seized during their assault on the In Amenas plant in eastern Algeria on Wednesday, NBC sai...
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AAP's Atishi In ICU After Blood Sugar Levels Drop, Ends Hunger Strike
Delhi Minister Atishi's hunger strike over the water crisis in the national capital ended on Tuesday after her health deteriorated, her party said.
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"Blood Is Thicker Than Water": S Jaishankar On India-Sri Lanka Relations
Amid the economic crisis, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar asserted that it is natural for India to stand by Sri Lanka during its difficult time as "blood is thicker than water".
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"Ukrainian Blood On Hands": UK Sanctions Russian Army Chiefs, Others
Britain on Thursday announced fresh sanctions targeting Russian army chiefs, condemned by the UK foreign minister as having Ukrainian blood on their hands.
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Russian Soldiers Fired On Man "Going To Supermarket": Bucha Eye Witness
In Bucha, resident Olena told AFP she saw Russian soldiers shoot a man in cold blood as units of "brutal" older troops sowed fear in the town near Kyiv.
-
Harsh Vardhan Launches eBlood Services Mobile App Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan today launched the eBlood Services Mobile Application, in partnership with the Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS), for easy access to blood in this critical time of coronavirus pandemic.
-
Bihar Doctors Donate Blood To Save Lives Amid COVID-19 Crisis
With fewer people stepping outdoors due to the coronavirus pandemic, doctors are faced with the challenge of shortage of blood in the blood banks, to save precious lives.
-
UP Cops Donate Blood To Save Elderly Man's Life Amid COVID-19 Lockdown
In these times of crisis when the police are overstressed to meet with the challenges posed by the coronavirus outbreak, four policemen in Uttar Pradesh's Lucknow saved the life of an elderly man by donating blood.
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Know These Warning Signs Of High Blood Pressure Which Can Be Life-Threatening
Hypertensive crisis is a situation which includes severe anxiety, nosebleeds, severe headaches and shortness of breath. Here are some effective ways to prevent hypertensive crisis and high blood pressure.
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Facebook Blood Donation Initiative to Soon Make It Easier to Donate, Crisis Response Gets New Features
Users in Bangladesh, Pakistan, and India will be able to view nearby blood donation camps, user requests for donations, and blood bank locations from the Facebook app or mobile web version.
-
16,000 West Bengal Policemen Donate Blood To Overcome Shortage
Sixteen thousand police personnel have donated blood over the past one week to overcome the blood crisis in West Bengal during the ongoing summer, chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said today.
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Brexit Looms Large As Northern Ireland Holds Elections
Northern Ireland holds snap elections on Thursday in a bid to resolve a political crisis precipitated by Brexit as bad blood and allegations of corruption threaten to rock a delicate peace in the province.
-
Mumbai Traffic Cops Want 30 pc Hike For breathing In Polluted Air
Most of us can't wait to get back indoors after braving the haze of soot and smoke hanging over Mumbai every day, but no one bears the brunt of this city's imploding pollution crisis more than the traffic police who are forced to spend hours doing their duty right in the middle of all the dust and din from the city's roads.
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New Doping Crisis Set To "Shake The Foundation" Of Athletics
New allegations said that leaked results from 12,000 blood tests on 5,000 competitors by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) showed the wide extent of cheating in the sport.
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Barclays Sees Generational Shift, Rivals Smell Blood
The British bank, which under former chief Bob Diamond poached top staff and customers from competitors in trouble after the financial crisis, now risks suffering the same fate as it radically shrinks its investment banking business.
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One American killed in Algeria hostage crisis: report
One American was killed and two escaped unharmed from a remote Algerian natural gas plant stormed by armed militants, NBC News reported on Friday, noting that the fate of two others was unknown. The five Americans were among dozens of hostages the attackers seized during their assault on the In Amenas plant in eastern Algeria on Wednesday, NBC sai...
