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Is India winning the wrong battle on infant mortality?India's infant mortality rate has significantly dropped to 24 deaths per 1,000 live births in 2024. This progress is largely due to a surge...- Andhra Pradesh Cabinet gives nod to caste census, takes other key decisionsThe Cabinet in a meeting held at the secretariat here decided to carry out the exercise, a month after the Bihar government released its ca...
- Scan and Share service for faster OPD registrations gaining success in country, says NHAThe Scan and Share service is currently live in 125 districts across 25 states and UTs in the country. Karnataka (2.5 lakh tokens), Uttar P...
- Health scheme to be converted into DBT in Andhra PradeshUpon availing of treatment under Aarogya Sri, the cost (as fixed by the government) would be paid into the patient's account and thereafter...
- Andhra Pradesh reports second Omicron case; Logs 103 fresh COVID-19 cases, 2 deathsThe woman who landed at Chennai airport on December 10 and travelled to Tirupati by road is healthy and in institutional quarantine under c...
- Planning a holiday? Here are the coronavirus related rules of different states for touristsIf you test Covid-positive, quarantine will follow as per the state protocol. Bookings at hotels are being permitted with strict safety gui...
- 8 states account for 90% active coronavirus cases in India: GoM on COVID-19 informedThe GoM, which held its 18th meeting under the chairpersonship of Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan on Thursday, was informed that there ...
- 8 states contributed 85 per cent COVID-19 caseload, 87 per cent deaths: Health MinistryThe ministry said it briefed the Group of Ministers on COVID-19 on the coronavirus situation in the country and the efforts to boost health...
- Day 2: Airline operations smoother, but AI faces ireOperations at India's airports were smoother on the second day after the chaos that marked the resumption of domestic flights on Monday.
- Covid-19 lockdown: Domestic flight services resume in India after two monthsStates like Maharashtra, West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, which are home to some of the busiest airports in the country, were reluctant to allow...
- Domestic passenger flights to resume Monday amid confusion as several states set their own rulesMaharashtra, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal are home to some of the busiest airports in terms of passenger traffic.
- PM Narendra Modi bats for unlocking economy, CMs dividedThe Centre is keen to frame broad guidelines for the resumption of economic activities.
- Lockdown, Day 43: One more historic lowStaying indoors has not turned out to be the solution India hoped it would be. As the country wobbles back on to its feet, Covid numbers ha...
- Manufacturing factories ready to roll under tough normsAfter nearly a month and a half in lockdown, the country's mega manufacturing engine is taking baby steps towards opening factories, but un...
- IT and BPO firms to get work from home exemption for staff till July 31: Ravi Shankar PrasadPrasad, speaking after a virtual meeting with state IT ministers, also said India needed to capitalise on a huge electronics manufacturing ...
- Aarogya Setu, drone data to play part in lockdown exit strategyAarogya Setu, the government’s Covid-tracker app, is helping govt in contact tracing, and also raised one's alert level if one was in the v...
- TDP's manifesto promises doles of Rs 2 lakh to each family every year"Nobody can match us in extending such largesse even in imagination,"N Chandrababu Naidu said.
- Telangana polls: Only BJP can firmly deal with Naxals, ISI activities says Adityanath"The BJP will resolve the Naxal issue and act sternly against the anti-India activities of the ISI to ensure security for every citizen," s...
- Medical insurance net set to cover all DelhiitesEveryone with a valid proof of residence in the Capital - passport, voter ID or Aadhaar card - will be eligible for the scheme.
- Govt's low-cost healthcare for masses gets a private touchThe Indian health industry is upbeat on forging ties with state governments to offer low-cost healthcare to masses.
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