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JDU rethinks Bihar grassroots strategy after Nitish Kumar's exitJDU confronts challenges retaining its core support after Nitish Kumar's resignation. The party's reliance on welfare scheme beneficiaries ...- Six factors that may decide the fate of 2025 Bihar electionsBihar is at a crucial juncture with its election underway. Key factors shaping the outcome include job creation promises, extensive welfare...
- "This incompetent NDA government...," Tejashwi Yadav a day after hike in incentives for rural health workersTejashwi Yadav criticized Nitish Kumar's government for delaying the increase in honorarium for ASHA and Mamta workers, claiming he initiat...
- Bihar govt announces hike in incentive for rural health workers ahead of assembly pollsBihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has announced a raise for ASHA workers. They will now receive Rs 3,000 per month, up from Rs 1,000. Mamta...
- The year your therapist broke downAs Covid-19 healthcare workers grapple with the loss of life on an hourly basis, mental health professionals across the country are dealing...
- GST waiver on Covid jabs, drugs will backfire: FM Nirmala SitharamanIn a set of 16 tweets on Sunday, she argued why a nominal GST was in the interest of manufacturers and citizens. GST rates vary from 5% on ...
- With hyper-competitive workplaces, should mental illness be treated like any other ailment?One of every 10 people in India has a mental illness, according to a survey by Bengaluru’s National Institute of Mental Health & Neuro Scie...
- Multinational corporations use theatre to train staffVodafone India has been increasingly using theatre as a training medium for attaining varied objectives and catering to different participa...
- The changing perception of CSR in IndiaIndia has become the first country to mandate corporate social responsibility (CSR) through a statutory provision, says Manu Kapoor, Direct...
- Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation announces $1.6 million grant for diabetesThe Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation has announced $1.6 mn grants to four health care institutions in India to improve diabetes education.
- E-Mamta: Gujarat's mobile tech helps reduce infant & maternal mortality, to be adopted across the nationE-Mamta was first implemented in May, 2010. Two years later, Gujarat now saves four babies for every 1,000 births.
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