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NCPCR seeks inquiry after Bihar IAS officer makes objectionable remark to student on sanitary padsHarjot Kaur Bamhrah, who is an Additional Chief Secretary rank officer and who also heads the state's women's and child development commiss...- 80% kids in 14-18 years in India reported low levels of learning during Covid pandemic: UNICEF reportUnicef research found that student-teacher engagement, when regular and reciprocal, is a strong predictor of success in children's learning...
- Sent 3,000 oxygen concentrators to help India: UNICEFIt is supporting the procurement and installation of 25 oxygen plants for hospitals in the Northeast and Maharashtra, and the installation ...
- 600 people killed, over 25 mn affected by flooding in India, Bangladesh, Nepal & Myanmar: United NationsIn India, UNICEF is working with the state govts to provide multi-sectoral planning and coordination support in the 3 worst-affected states...
- ‘Non-ODF areas 13 times more prone to ground water pollution’Villages where people still defecate in open face nearly 13 times higher risk of faecal contamination of ground water as compared to open d...
- UNICEF highlights poor social indicators in BiharUNICEF highlighted poor social indicators in Bihar like high incidence of underweight children, households deprived of drinking water.
- UNICEF highlights poor social indicators in BiharYameen Mazumder, Chief of Field Office, UNICEF Bihar, said while infant mortality rate in the country in 2013 was 40, it was 42 in Bihar.
- Bihar to have remote-controlled CM if BJP wins: Jairam RameshJairam Ramesh today said the BJP will contest the coming Bihar Assembly elections under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
- 22 per cent of under-5 deaths in 2013 occurred due to Malnutrition in India: ReportIndia accounts for most deaths of children aged below five years every year, with 50% of these caused mainly by malnutrition, a new policy ...
- Bihar schools lag in implementing right to educationBihar lagged on different counts of infrastructure and basic facilities like kitchen shed, library, playground, sanitation, free text books.
- UNICEF praises Bihar's performance in polio eradicationCountry head of UNICEF India Louise George Arsenault today met Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and praised the state's performance in the field...
- Midday meal deaths could have been prevented: UNICEFUNICEF today said the deaths in midday meals in Bihar could have been prevented with strict adherence to protocols for preparing the meal.
- Johnson & Johnson, UNICEF roll out health programme for girlsConsumer goods firm Johnson & Johnson joined hands with UNICEF to support a health and hygiene programme for adolescent girls in rural Indi...
- Bill Gates congratulates Nitish KumarBill Gates of Bill and Melinda Gates foundation has congratulated Bihar Chief Minister for the state having no report of wild poliovirus.
- Amitabh Bachchan angry young man act effects a dip in polio casesAccording to UNICEF, only one case of polio was reported in India this year, as against 41 cases last year. In 2009, there were 741 cases.
- UNICEF releases 'The state of The world's Children' reportUNICEF on Thursday released a report on 'The State of The World's Children 2009' here highlighting the need and care of maternal and newbor...
- Britain donates over Rs 8 cr for Bihar flood victimsBritain on Wednesday announced a grant of one million pounds for the relief of those affected by the Kosi river floods in Bihar.
- Bihar flood relief work to continue as crisis worsens: UNICEFMore than three million people have been uprooted by unprecedented floods in Bihar with the UNICEF saying it would continue its relief oper...
- UN rushes to assist in relief ops for Kosi flood victimsThe UN today said it has rushed its agencies to aid the government and independent bodies working to provide relief to the victims of flood...
- UN to spend $24 mn in OrissaPromising expansion of its programmes in Orissa, United Nations on Saturday said its total financial commitment in the state for 2008 would...
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