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Maharashtra Water Crisis Deepens, Women Walk Kilometers For Water
The water crisis in parts of Maharashtra has deepened, with women in the villages of Arni tehsil, Yavatmal district, facing severe challenges in accessing water for daily use.
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Applications Tied To Body, Man Crawls To Authorities To Highlight Water Shortage
A man from Madhya Pradesh's Sehore district attached several written applications to a string tied to his body and crawled to the divisional commissioner's office to highlight water "shortage" in his village
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Opinion | Turkey Protests: Erdogan Faces The Crisis Of His Life
Here's something that Erdogan must bear in mind: the downfall of his arch-rival, Bashar Al Assad of Syria, began with his administration's high-handed response to legitimate protests. A lesson to learn, perhaps.
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US Intel Report Links India To Fentanyl Trafficking Amid Trump's Tariff Threats
The United States has named India, along with China, a "state actor" in enabling direct and indirect supply of precursor chemicals for illicit fentanyl drug production by criminal organisations.
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"Shun Violence, Respect Constitution": Manipur's Arambai Tenggol On Protests Against "Free Movement"
The central government's initiative towards resolving the Manipur crisis must be respected by all, and it is everyone's duty to support the authorities in this effort, the Arambai Tenggol (AT) said in a statement today.
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Peace As Foundation For Progress, Manipur's Women Leaders Break Barriers
Women civil society leaders and professionals from Manipur's three major communities came together for in-depth discussions on the challenges and opportunities for peace in Manipur and the plight of internally displaced people.
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Opinion | Has Mayawati Given Up Completely?
Once a formidable figure in Uttar Pradeshs politics, Mayawati, today struggling to remain relevant, has accelerated the existential crisis facing her Bahujan Samaj Party.
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Opinion | Why Nepal Student's Death In Odisha Should Be A Wake-Up Call
The turmoil nearly turned into a crisis as Nepal's Prime Minister, K.P. Sharma Oli, posted a statement on Facebook about students from Nepal being "forcibly evicted" from their hostels.
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450 Million Adults In India May Be Overweight Or Obese By 2050: Lancet Data Reveals
India is one of the nations that are expected to have the largest number of overweight and obese adults by 2050 with 450 million people.
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Himachal Asks Temples For "Contributions", BJP Fires 'Sanatan Dharma' Shot
The Himachal Pradesh government - battling a monetary crisis triggered, in large part, by a series of devastating landslides and flash floods over the past two years - has turned to temples for "charitable contributions".
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"No Toilets In 21 AAP Mohalla Clinics, Covid Fund Unused": CAG Report
A review of medical infrastructure in Delhi indicates under-utilisation of funds from the centre during the COVID crisis, a shortage of staff, and long waiting times for major surgeries, the CAG said in a report tabled in the Assembly Friday.
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Man Says His Barber Returned Rs 20,000 Given During Covid, Post Goes Viral
The barber was in dire need of money after losing a family member during the Covid-19 pandemic, the man claimed.
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Signs And Symptoms Of Ebola Virus
Signs And Symptoms Of Ebola Virus: Recognising the signs and symptoms of Ebola can help in early diagnosis and containment of the virus.
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'Manipur Crisis Driven By Those Pursuing Separate Administration': Meitei Body In Memorandum To Governor
An umbrella body of civil society organisations of Manipur's valley-dominant Meitei community has requested Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla to work for restoring an elected government within a month.
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In Bengaluru, Rs 5,000 Fine If Drinking Water Is Used For These Activities
The city of Bengaluru, after suffering massive water crisis last summer, has announced that wastage of drinking water now will draw a steep fine.
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Maharashtra Water Crisis Deepens, Women Walk Kilometers For Water
The water crisis in parts of Maharashtra has deepened, with women in the villages of Arni tehsil, Yavatmal district, facing severe challenges in accessing water for daily use.
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Applications Tied To Body, Man Crawls To Authorities To Highlight Water Shortage
A man from Madhya Pradesh's Sehore district attached several written applications to a string tied to his body and crawled to the divisional commissioner's office to highlight water "shortage" in his village
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Opinion | Turkey Protests: Erdogan Faces The Crisis Of His Life
Here's something that Erdogan must bear in mind: the downfall of his arch-rival, Bashar Al Assad of Syria, began with his administration's high-handed response to legitimate protests. A lesson to learn, perhaps.
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US Intel Report Links India To Fentanyl Trafficking Amid Trump's Tariff Threats
The United States has named India, along with China, a "state actor" in enabling direct and indirect supply of precursor chemicals for illicit fentanyl drug production by criminal organisations.
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"Shun Violence, Respect Constitution": Manipur's Arambai Tenggol On Protests Against "Free Movement"
The central government's initiative towards resolving the Manipur crisis must be respected by all, and it is everyone's duty to support the authorities in this effort, the Arambai Tenggol (AT) said in a statement today.
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Peace As Foundation For Progress, Manipur's Women Leaders Break Barriers
Women civil society leaders and professionals from Manipur's three major communities came together for in-depth discussions on the challenges and opportunities for peace in Manipur and the plight of internally displaced people.
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Opinion | Has Mayawati Given Up Completely?
Once a formidable figure in Uttar Pradeshs politics, Mayawati, today struggling to remain relevant, has accelerated the existential crisis facing her Bahujan Samaj Party.
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Opinion | Why Nepal Student's Death In Odisha Should Be A Wake-Up Call
The turmoil nearly turned into a crisis as Nepal's Prime Minister, K.P. Sharma Oli, posted a statement on Facebook about students from Nepal being "forcibly evicted" from their hostels.
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450 Million Adults In India May Be Overweight Or Obese By 2050: Lancet Data Reveals
India is one of the nations that are expected to have the largest number of overweight and obese adults by 2050 with 450 million people.
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Himachal Asks Temples For "Contributions", BJP Fires 'Sanatan Dharma' Shot
The Himachal Pradesh government - battling a monetary crisis triggered, in large part, by a series of devastating landslides and flash floods over the past two years - has turned to temples for "charitable contributions".
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"No Toilets In 21 AAP Mohalla Clinics, Covid Fund Unused": CAG Report
A review of medical infrastructure in Delhi indicates under-utilisation of funds from the centre during the COVID crisis, a shortage of staff, and long waiting times for major surgeries, the CAG said in a report tabled in the Assembly Friday.
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Man Says His Barber Returned Rs 20,000 Given During Covid, Post Goes Viral
The barber was in dire need of money after losing a family member during the Covid-19 pandemic, the man claimed.
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Signs And Symptoms Of Ebola Virus
Signs And Symptoms Of Ebola Virus: Recognising the signs and symptoms of Ebola can help in early diagnosis and containment of the virus.
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'Manipur Crisis Driven By Those Pursuing Separate Administration': Meitei Body In Memorandum To Governor
An umbrella body of civil society organisations of Manipur's valley-dominant Meitei community has requested Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla to work for restoring an elected government within a month.
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In Bengaluru, Rs 5,000 Fine If Drinking Water Is Used For These Activities
The city of Bengaluru, after suffering massive water crisis last summer, has announced that wastage of drinking water now will draw a steep fine.
