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In Mumbai, TB Deaths Spark Data Dispute
By Swagata Yadavar and Brenda Marbaniang/ IndiaSpend.org Mumbai: India’s richest municipal corporation has denied nonprofit Praja Foundation’s assessment — made from the corporation’s own data — that 18 people die of tuberculosis every day, even as Praja Foundation claims the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has no way of knowing ...
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Dengue, Tuberculosis Cases On A Rise In Mumbai: Study
Praja Foundation, an NGO and a watchdog of civic affairs today said dengue cases have seen a massive rise of 265 per cent in Mumbai in the last five years.
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Rise in Rape, Molestation Cases in Mumbai, Claims Survey
Crimes like rape and molestation have witnessed almost a three-fold increase in the metropolis since 2010-11 raising questions over safety of women, children and senior citizens, according to a survey conducted by a city-based NGO.
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An air-conditioned public toilet in...where else...Mumbai
If you thought that air conditioners in public loos were an unnecessary luxury in a city that begs for hygienic public toilets, the brains behind the city's first such facility, located in Kandivli (East), have gone even further, adding an LCD television and a sofa to the bargain.
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In Mumbai, TB Deaths Spark Data Dispute
By Swagata Yadavar and Brenda Marbaniang/ IndiaSpend.org Mumbai: India’s richest municipal corporation has denied nonprofit Praja Foundation’s assessment — made from the corporation’s own data — that 18 people die of tuberculosis every day, even as Praja Foundation claims the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has no way of knowing ...
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Dengue, Tuberculosis Cases On A Rise In Mumbai: Study
Praja Foundation, an NGO and a watchdog of civic affairs today said dengue cases have seen a massive rise of 265 per cent in Mumbai in the last five years.
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Rise in Rape, Molestation Cases in Mumbai, Claims Survey
Crimes like rape and molestation have witnessed almost a three-fold increase in the metropolis since 2010-11 raising questions over safety of women, children and senior citizens, according to a survey conducted by a city-based NGO.
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An air-conditioned public toilet in...where else...Mumbai
If you thought that air conditioners in public loos were an unnecessary luxury in a city that begs for hygienic public toilets, the brains behind the city's first such facility, located in Kandivli (East), have gone even further, adding an LCD television and a sofa to the bargain.
