INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY AND HEALTH CONCERN
Kapil Dev pledges to donate his pension to ailing Indian cricketer Anshuman Gaekwad
Kapil Dev, along with former players such as Mohinder Amarnath and Sunil Gavaskar, is actively seeking support from individuals and companies to aid Anshuman Gaekwad, who is battling blood cancer and financial difficulties. Kapil expressed willingness to contribute from his pension if Gaekwad's family permits.
Britain's Labour on track for landslide victory, exit poll suggests, amid anger with Conservatives
The poll released moments after voting closed indicated that center-left Labour's leader Keir Starmer will be the country's next prime minister. He will face a jaded electorate impatient for change against a gloomy backdrop of economic malaise, mounting distrust in institutions and a fraying social fabric. As thousands of electoral staff tallied millions of ballot papers at counting centers across the country, the Conservatives absorbed the shock of a historic defeat that would leave the depleted party in disarray and likely spark a contest to replace Prime Minister Rishi Sunak as leader.
Global community must isolate, expose nations harbouring terrorists...: PM Modi at SCO Summit
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar delivered these remarks on behalf of PM Modi at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation being held under Kazakhstan's Presidency in Astana.
Is your medical claim stuck? Find out why you face problems in health insurance claim settlement and how to avoid them
While health insurers can sometimes be blamed putting customers through unending hardship in clearing claims, many a times it’s the policyholder who is at fault. A significant portion of these health insurance claim rejections can be prevented by asking the right questions during policy selection, carefully reviewing policy documents, and conducting thorough research. This article explores common health insurance claim rejection scenarios and explains how to avoid them.
How extreme heat threatens health and safety
Heat exhaustion, which can include dizziness, headaches, shaking and thirst, can affect anyone, and is not usually serious, providing the person cools down within 30 minutes.
Address issues being raised by OBC leaders on hunger strike, treat all equally: Pankaja Munde
Bharatiya Janata Party leader Pankaja Munde called on Maharashtra government to address OBC protesters' demands. He urged equal treatment for all demonstrators. OBC protesters Hake and Waghmare, who are on hunger strike for five days to seek withdrawal of government's draft notification on 'sage soyare.' Munde highlighted unequal treatment of protestors and emphasised the importance of fair treatment for all.
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Kunal Kamra vs Zomato: Comedian criticizes CEO Deepinder Goyal’s World Record announcement, says 'You’re such a hack'
Comedian Kunal Kamra criticized Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal on social media after Goyal announced that Zomato set a Guinness World Record for the largest first aid lesson at a single venue. Kamra questioned the working conditions and average income of Zomato's delivery partners, contrasting these concerns with Goyal's focus on the record. The post received mixed reactions, with some praising the achievement while others called for better treatment and health insurance for delivery partners.
What physical, mental and genetic changes do astronauts undergo? Inspiration 4 Mission gives shocking information
A study says that three days in space are enough to change bodies and minds. The four people went on an Inspiration 4 mission in 2021.
Ayushman coverage to all over 70 years, roll out of U-WIN in health ministry's 100-day agenda
The new government under Narendra Modi aims to extend Ayushman Bharat coverage to individuals above 70 years and implement the pan-India roll out of the U-WIN portal for digitizing routine vaccinations as part of the 100-day agenda for the Union health ministry.
All necessary steps being taken to ensure Amritpal Singh's release, says his lawyer
Amritpal Singh, the radical Sikh preacher who won the Khadoor Sahib Lok Sabha seat in Punjab, is expected to be released from jail soon, according to his lawyer Rajdeo Singh Khalsa. Singh, who contested the election from jail as an Independent candidate, defeated Congress's Kulbir Singh Zira by 1,97,120 votes. Khalsa stated that legal steps were being taken for Singh's release, emphasizing the support he received from the Sikh community. Singh has been in jail since April 2023, arrested under the National Security Act along with other members of the pro-Khalistani outfit Waris Punjab De.
Why is China so annoyed over Modi's reply on X?
Modi's reply to Taiwan President's congratulatory message has sparked controversy, leading to China's strong protest. China has urged India to resist Taiwan's 'political calculations'. Taiwan's President Lai congratulated Modi on his election victory and emphasized enhancing India-Taiwan ties on trade and technology.
Groundwater to get over 3 deg C warmer by century's end, threatening safety: study
Groundwater is projected to warm by 2-3.5 degrees Celsius before the turn of this century, potentially risking water quality and safety, apart from threatening ecosystems depending on the resource, a new research has found. The "world's first global groundwater temperature model" predicted the highest warming rates in Central Russia, Northern China and parts of North America, and the Amazon rainforest in South America.
Managing finances after 80: Answers to three major personal finance questions for super senior citizens
As one ages, it becomes clear that the couple won’t leave the world together. Typically, the husband worries about the wife’s ability to manage money, while the wife worries about the husband’s ability to manage food and health. However, neither cooking, nor investing is rocket science, and it is never too late to learn these crucial life skills.
India expresses deep concern over loss of lives in Rafah
India on Thursday expressed deep concern over the loss of civilian lives in the displacement camp in Rafah and called for the protection of the civilian population and respect for international humanitarian law in the ongoing conflict.
Climate change and mental health: How extreme heat can have devastating impact on those living with mental illness
Hospital admissions for mental health spike during heat waves, exacerbated by extreme heat. Mental health issues can worsen in hot weather, affecting vulnerable populations like those with schizophrenia.
Pakistan reports third polio case amid concerns of widespread transmission
The latest victim, a 12-year-old girl from the Kili Malak Haqdad area of Darozai union council in Balochistan's Killa Abdullah district, succumbed to the relentless grip of polio.
Beyond the clutter: India-US ties transcend ongoing differences
India explained why oil imports from Moscow are necessary to preserve global oil market stability, similarly Chabahar deal is also for regional stability which is valued by the US.
Myth Debunking 101: ‘Gig work is unstable and insecure’
India's gig economy has evolved with stability in gig work being a key concern. Strategic planning can provide stability despite the lack of traditional benefits. Platforms offer benefits and security, debunking the myth of instability.
Many Chandni Chowk voters prefer national issues over local problems
Chandni Chowk, a trader and Muslim-dominated constituency in Delhi, faces numerous issues such as crumbling infrastructure, traffic congestion, and parking problems. However, many residents believe that national issues, such as pollution and crime, are more important for voters in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. The constituency is among the 13 pollution hotspots of Delhi but is often overlooked in poll promises.
Empowering senior citizens: The crucial role of health insurance in India
Recent IRDAI regulations in India aim to empower senior citizens through accessible health insurance options, including coverage for Ayush treatments, aggregate deductibles for cost-sharing, and comprehensive rider packages for additional benefits. Assessing needs and selecting the right plan are essential for personalized and comprehensive health coverage.
Sparking FIRE: How StockGro’s #BFF campaign demystifies the fundamentals of financial freedom and early retirement
Financial freedom is about pursuing passions without financial burdens, intersecting with the FIRE movement for early retirement like FIRERachita. StockGro's #BFF campaign drives financial awareness in India, empowering individuals to achieve financial independence through smart investing and a beginner-friendly platform.
Hyderabad techie says mental health improved after relocating to US, but gives credit to cooking, cleaning
Abhirath Batra, an engineer from Hyderabad, sparked a social media debate by sharing how his mental health improved after relocating to the US. He attributed this to performing daily tasks independently. His post gained traction, with some questioning the need for relocation. However, others resonated with his experience, finding satisfaction in hands-on involvement in chores. Batra clarified that location isn't a prerequisite for such improvements.
India attempts to influence Canadian politics due to concerns over Khalistani separatists: Official probe
The findings in the interim report by Commissioner Marie-Josee Hogue, who is leading the independent public inquiry, found evidence of foreign interference in Canada's last two federal elections in 2019 and 2021 but the results of the votes were not affected and the electoral system was robust.
Bollywood celebs express concern over Covishield vaccine's side effects: What they said
AstraZeneca's recent disclosure about Covishield's rare but serious side effects has sparked concerns among both medical professionals and the public. This revelation, including the potential link to heart attacks and strokes, has prompted reactions from celebrities like Rashami Desai, Pooja Bhatt, and Gauahar Khan. Their expressions of apprehension on social media platforms highlight broader concerns about vaccine safety.
In Western Ukraine, a community wrestles with patriotism or survival
The war in Ukraine has deeply impacted communities like Duliby, where residents mourn the loss of loved ones in the conflict. The deaths of soldiers, including the Vyshyvany brothers, have brought the war closer to home for many. As the conflict continues, divisions have emerged between those directly affected by the war and those less impacted. The community's response to the ongoing tragedy reflects the complex emotions and challenges faced by many Ukrainians as they grapple with the war's toll on their families and communities.
Tibetans call on India, other democratic nations to press Beijing on whereabouts of Panchen Lama
The Tibetan government-in-exile has called on India and other democratic nations to press Beijing to reveal the whereabouts of Panchen Lama Gedhun Choekyi Nyima and allow an independent fact-finding commission to examine his disappearance in China nearly 29 years ago. The demand was made at a grand event commemorating the 35th birth anniversary of Choekyi Nyima, who disappeared just three days after the Dalai Lama declared the then six-year-old to be the reincarnated Panchen Lama.
S&P 500 ends slightly higher as markets brace for inflation data, earnings
Wednesday's hotly anticipated Consumer Price Index (CPI) is at the top of most investors' minds as they tweak expectations on the timing and extent of the Federal Reserve's rate-cutting phase, following robust economic data such as last Friday's blockbuster employment report.
The original green drivers: The early adopters of electric cars in India are still passionate about EVs and sustainability
Early EV adopters like Saumya Prasad and Sanjay Gupta show dedication to sustainability. Their experiences with old electric cars demonstrate the longevity and value of EV ownership, contributing to the mainstreaming of electric vehicles in India. Industry watchers say electric vehicles are beginning to make economic sense. Now there is price parity between electric and ICE vehicles which will fuel the purchase of electric PVs and increase their penetration, which is now a mere 2%.
Rare Disease Day 2024: All you need to know about the significance of the day
Rare diseases, often overlooked, affect millions worldwide. Rare Disease Day, observed on February 29th in 2024, highlights the challenges faced by those with rare diseases. The theme, "Share Your Colours," emphasizes collaboration and support. In India, rare diseases like Acanthocytosis Chorea and Achalasia Cardia impact individuals and families, highlighting the need for awareness and support.
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