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Covid mRNA Vaccines Contributing To Deaths, Doctors Call For Suspension
Dr. Aseem Malhotra, a British Indian Consultant Cardiologist, has written an open letter to the General Medical Council (GMC) of the UK, stating that the vaccines cause greater harm than benefit.
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Indian CEO Spends Rs 14 Lakh On Louis Vuitton Dog Suitcase, Internet Reacts
The extravagant purchase, believed to be a designer dog carrier, has left the internet divided, with reactions ranging from astonishment to criticism.
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Ticket Checker Revives Train Passenger By Performing CPR, Video Sparks Debate
A viral clip shared by the Ministry of Railways showed the TTE performing CPR on the conscious passenger.
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CAT 2024 To Be Held Under Strict Supervision, Mobile Jammers Installed At Test Centres
CAT 2024 is a prerequisite for admission to various postgraduate and fellow/doctorate programmes of IIMs.
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Breathe Easy: Air Purifiers From Dyson, Eureka Forbes And More Starts At 20% Off On Flipkart
Enhance your indoor air quality with premium air purifiers on offer! Enjoy discounts starting at 20% on top brands like Dyson, Samsung, and Eureka Forbes. Dive into this guide to discover the best deals and pick the right purifier for your needs.
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University Body Announces PhD Excellence Citation To Recognise Young Researchers
PhD Excellence Citation: Key aspects of the doctoral research, such as originality, innovation, contribution to knowledge, methodology, and impact, will be considered during the selection process.
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Air Fryer Hacks To Save Time And Energy In The Kitchen: Your Guide To Efficient Air Fryer Cooking
Air fryers are transforming kitchens, bringing with them faster cooking times, energy savings, and crisp results. This guide unveils practical tips to optimise your air fryer experience, helping you save both time and energy while preparing delicious meals.
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From AI Beds To Remote ICUs, Startups Are Plugging India's Health Gaps
Hospitals across India - as in much of the world - are often understaffed and doctors and nurses overworked resulting in small delays in patient care that can lead to life-threatening complications.
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Indian Doctor Elected As Publications Director Of World Medical Association
Dr Venkatesh Karthikeyan, a distinguished figure in the field of medical science has been recognised for his outstanding contributions in health care.
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IIT Kanpur Launches Fellowship For Academic And Research Excellence To Support PhD Students
Titled as the Fellowship for Academic and Research Excellence (FARE), the programme aims to encourage timely completion of doctoral studies.
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Medical Body IMA To Hold 24-Hour Hunger Strike To Support Bengal Doctors
The Indian Medical Association (IMA) announced a 24-hour nationwide hunger strike on October 15 to support doctors in West Bengal, seeking justice for the young doctor who was raped and murdered at R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata.
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Surveillance, Fear: How People Are Losing Crores To 'Digital Arrest' Scams
There have been several advisories warning people that there is no provision for 'digital arrest' or online investigation in Indian law enforcement and yet and doctors and lawyers have fallen prey to such scams, losing crores in the process.
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Foreign Service Officer, Husband Charged With Duping Lucknow Doctor Of Rs 64 lakh
A police case has been filed against an Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer and her husband for allegedly duping a doctor of over Rs 64 lakh on the pretext of investment, police said on Friday.
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Protests Held Across 25 Countries Over Kolkata Doctor's Rape-Murder
Thousands of diaspora Indians were protesting in more than 130 cities across 25 countries on Sunday, organisers said, to demand justice after last month's rape and murder of a trainee doctor at a hospital in the city of Kolkata.
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35% Of Indian Doctors, Mostly Women, Feel Unsafe During Night Shifts: Study
An IMA study has revealed that one-third of its respondent doctors, majority of them being women, felt "unsafe" or "very unsafe" during their night shifts, so much so that some even felt the need to start carrying weapons for self-defence.
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Covid mRNA Vaccines Contributing To Deaths, Doctors Call For Suspension
Dr. Aseem Malhotra, a British Indian Consultant Cardiologist, has written an open letter to the General Medical Council (GMC) of the UK, stating that the vaccines cause greater harm than benefit.
-
Indian CEO Spends Rs 14 Lakh On Louis Vuitton Dog Suitcase, Internet Reacts
The extravagant purchase, believed to be a designer dog carrier, has left the internet divided, with reactions ranging from astonishment to criticism.
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Ticket Checker Revives Train Passenger By Performing CPR, Video Sparks Debate
A viral clip shared by the Ministry of Railways showed the TTE performing CPR on the conscious passenger.
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CAT 2024 To Be Held Under Strict Supervision, Mobile Jammers Installed At Test Centres
CAT 2024 is a prerequisite for admission to various postgraduate and fellow/doctorate programmes of IIMs.
-
Breathe Easy: Air Purifiers From Dyson, Eureka Forbes And More Starts At 20% Off On Flipkart
Enhance your indoor air quality with premium air purifiers on offer! Enjoy discounts starting at 20% on top brands like Dyson, Samsung, and Eureka Forbes. Dive into this guide to discover the best deals and pick the right purifier for your needs.
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University Body Announces PhD Excellence Citation To Recognise Young Researchers
PhD Excellence Citation: Key aspects of the doctoral research, such as originality, innovation, contribution to knowledge, methodology, and impact, will be considered during the selection process.
-
Air Fryer Hacks To Save Time And Energy In The Kitchen: Your Guide To Efficient Air Fryer Cooking
Air fryers are transforming kitchens, bringing with them faster cooking times, energy savings, and crisp results. This guide unveils practical tips to optimise your air fryer experience, helping you save both time and energy while preparing delicious meals.
-
From AI Beds To Remote ICUs, Startups Are Plugging India's Health Gaps
Hospitals across India - as in much of the world - are often understaffed and doctors and nurses overworked resulting in small delays in patient care that can lead to life-threatening complications.
-
Indian Doctor Elected As Publications Director Of World Medical Association
Dr Venkatesh Karthikeyan, a distinguished figure in the field of medical science has been recognised for his outstanding contributions in health care.
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IIT Kanpur Launches Fellowship For Academic And Research Excellence To Support PhD Students
Titled as the Fellowship for Academic and Research Excellence (FARE), the programme aims to encourage timely completion of doctoral studies.
-
Medical Body IMA To Hold 24-Hour Hunger Strike To Support Bengal Doctors
The Indian Medical Association (IMA) announced a 24-hour nationwide hunger strike on October 15 to support doctors in West Bengal, seeking justice for the young doctor who was raped and murdered at R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata.
-
Surveillance, Fear: How People Are Losing Crores To 'Digital Arrest' Scams
There have been several advisories warning people that there is no provision for 'digital arrest' or online investigation in Indian law enforcement and yet and doctors and lawyers have fallen prey to such scams, losing crores in the process.
-
Foreign Service Officer, Husband Charged With Duping Lucknow Doctor Of Rs 64 lakh
A police case has been filed against an Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer and her husband for allegedly duping a doctor of over Rs 64 lakh on the pretext of investment, police said on Friday.
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Protests Held Across 25 Countries Over Kolkata Doctor's Rape-Murder
Thousands of diaspora Indians were protesting in more than 130 cities across 25 countries on Sunday, organisers said, to demand justice after last month's rape and murder of a trainee doctor at a hospital in the city of Kolkata.
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35% Of Indian Doctors, Mostly Women, Feel Unsafe During Night Shifts: Study
An IMA study has revealed that one-third of its respondent doctors, majority of them being women, felt "unsafe" or "very unsafe" during their night shifts, so much so that some even felt the need to start carrying weapons for self-defence.
