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Ate the same biryani as relatives, then had watermelon at night: Mumbai family of four dies within hours of dinner. Police probe what turned deadlyA suspected Mumbai food poisoning case has left four members of a family dead in the Pydhonie area, with authorities investigating whether ...- Golgappas turn fatal: 7-year-old dies, 20 hospitalised in Jharkhand, this common summer mistake could be deadlyA tragic incident in Jharkhand's Bajto village saw one child die and nearly 20 hospitalized after consuming roadside golgappas. Officials a...
- 175 people fall ill after consuming 'contaminated' food in JharkhandAt least 175 people, predominantly children, fell ill after consuming contaminated food at a Mahashivratri fair in Jharkhand's Palamu distr...
- Stock picks of the week: 5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 33%The US election, the Fed rate cut, the Chinese stimulus package. All three global events the markets were awaiting are done and dusted. But...
- Climate action: India and the LiFE forceThe onus of implementing sustainable policy can no longer be doled out to states alone. As per the Human Development Report 2020, people ar...
- IIT Kharagpur's AI study finds 20 per cent of India has toxic levels of arsenic in groundwaterAccording to the researchers, the findings suggest a much greater extent of the high arsenic zones and total population exposed than alread...
- Northeast's love for Turkeys and the challenges faced by those raising themThere are not all that many turkeys in India – 4,23,374 in the census, compared to 80.78 crore chickens. But this represents a whopping 66....
- Delhi's date with Zero Day: Frightening reality can hit Capital by 2020Delhi and 20 other cities in India are likely to run out of ground water in less than two years' time, according to a report by Niti Ayog.
- Centre turns to ‘sewage-eating’ microbes to treat Ganga water at 54 new sitesUnder bioremediation technique, the activated microbes eat up contaminants such as oil and organic matter. The bacteria play a vital role i...
- Leaking Jaduguda mine poses radioactive risk: US reportThe report accuses India's nuclear establishment of systematically overlooking evidence that points to a radiation hazard at the Jaduguda u...
- Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan asks states to crack down on hoarding amid increasing pricesAt the meeting chaired by Paswan, a six-month action plan was chalked out to maintain supplies and check prices of pulses, edible oil, rice...
- How arsenic contamination is affecting the Ganga basin in states like West Bengal, BiharIn Jharkhand, contamination has been reported in areas close to the Ganga and areas where the river has shifted recently and in eight distr...
- Black pepper rates inching closer to a record Rs 500 per kgThe garbled variety is selling at Rs 486 per kg in the Kochi market, which is the highest price so far.
- Black pepper prices turn hot on tight supply, high demandBlack pepper prices are inching towards the historic Rs 500 per kg mark in the spot market spurred by tight arrivals and good domestic dema...
- Kerala Inc looks beyond remittances; bets big on IT, gold & financeA fresh crop of entrepreneurs is rewriting rules of enterprise in a state that has always viewed capital with suspicion.
- Intrepid Indians: Many states promoting tourism is great for industryThe benefit of state govts bringing their tourism destinations into focus is that we may finally move beyond the cliches of the Incredible ...
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