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    35,819 candidates take foreign medical graduate exam: Health ministry

    New Delhi: Over 35,000 candidates took the FMGE to practice medicine, said the Union health ministry. Conducted by NBEMS at 71 centres in 21 states with no incidents. Supervised by over 250 appraisers and 45 faculty, with senior officers deputed at all centres. NBEMS, an autonomous body, will declare results. Exams were augmented for smooth conduct.

    The team set to govern Britain under new PM Starmer

    Keir Starmer leads Labour to victory in the 2024 election, forming a new government with key appointments like Angela Rayner as Deputy PM and Rachel Reeves as Chancellor of the Exchequer. The team aims to implement strategic policies for the country.

    UK election-winner Starmer inherits weak economy with 'no magic wand'

    Living standards have stagnated since Conservatives took power in 2010 and Britain's recovery from the COVID pandemic has been the weakest among big rich nations after Germany. Starmer will be under pressure to use Labour's huge majority in parliament to end the sense of decline, from creaking public services and inflation-hit personal finances to a shortage of housing and weak business investment.

    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.

    Latest interest rates of PPF, Senior Citizen Saving Scheme, NSC, other post office schemes for July - September 2024 quarter

    The government has declared that interest rates for small savings accounts would remain unchanged for July to September 2024. This ruling implies that the current rates will apply throughout the quarter.

    PPF, Senior Citizen Savings Scheme, Sukanya Samriddhi, NSC, other small savings schemes' rates announced for July-September 2024 quarter

    Latest Post Office Schemes interest rates: The government has announced that it will keep the interest rates unchanged for small savings schemes for July-September 2024. These schemes include the Public Provident Fund, Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS), Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY), National Savings Certificate (NSC), Post Office Time Deposits (POTD), Mahila Samman Savings Certificate, and Post Office Monthly Income Scheme (POMIS).

    • India's healthcare in critical condition: 4 out of 5 public health centers below par, reveals new Govt report

      A recent Indian government self-assessment reveals that most public health facilities, including district hospitals and primary centers, fall short of essential standards. Only 20% meet benchmarks for infrastructure and resources, with 42% scoring below 50%. Initiatives aim to bring 70,000 facilities to standard within 100 days, backed by inspections and funding under the National Health Mission. This highlights urgent reforms needed to enhance healthcare nationwide, promising better services and equity in healthcare delivery.

      Income tax Budget 2024 expectations: 10 ways the finance minister can ease income tax and financial burden of senior citizens

      Income tax Budget 2024 expectations: A notable percentage of taxpayers in India are senior citizens since they receive income, frequently through passive means. ET Wealth Online interviewed three specialists to discuss senior citizens' expectations for the forthcoming Union Budget 2024.

      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.

      Bihar government cancels contracts worth Rs 826 crore awarded during 'Mahagathbandhan' regime

      The NDA government in Bihar has cancelled 350 contracts worth Rs 826 crore awarded during the previous RJD-led 'Mahagathbandhan' government due to irregularities in selecting contractors for rural water supply projects. The Public Health Engineering Department uncovered discrepancies and initiated a thorough probe. RJD leaders criticised the cancellations, claiming the NDA is intimidated by the success of the previous government's welfare initiatives.

      India starts preparing for a China-like population problem

      Falling fertility rates have left India staring at the spectre of looming demographic challenges that have caused big problems for other Asian powerhouses such as China and Japan. The government is now beginning to plan for an aging India which could be a reality within a decade or two.

      Anti-paper leak law for exams comes into effect amid NEET, UGC-NET row; Jail term and hefty fines introduced

      Amid concerns over exam leaks, the Indian government has introduced a new law with stringent penalties, including jail terms and fines, to combat cheating in public exams. The law, effective from June 21, aims to bring transparency and credibility to exams like NEET and UGC-NET, which have faced controversies. The move comes after protests and legal actions following allegations of question paper leaks and irregularities in recent exams.

      New Post Office Act 2023 comes into effect from June 18: Check details

      Post Office Act 2023: The Act's provisions allow the government to intercept articles sent via India Post for several reasons, including public order and state security. In the event of a public emergency or to maintain peace and safety, an interception may be carried out.

      Latest interest rates of PPF, Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana, Senior Citizen Saving Scheme, NSC, other post office schemes

      Latest small savings schemes interest rates: The government has left the interest rates on small savings schemes for the quarter ending June 30, 2024. Latest interest rates of PPF, Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana, Senior Citizen Saving Scheme, NSC, and other post office schemes.

      Kate Middleton latest health update: Princess of Wales to make public appearance on this day. Details here

      Kate Middleton will accompany her three children, Princes George and Louis and Princess Charlotte

      Ayushman Bharat expansion is prescription for nation's health

      JP Nadda, new Health Minister, sets agenda for first 100 days including extending Ayushman Bharat scheme to 70+ age group and launching U-Win vaccine portal.

      Top post office schemes: These 9 small savings schemes offer above 7% interest rate

      Post office schemes interest rates: The government has kept the interest rates on small savings plans unchanged for the quarter ending June 30, 2024. Here are nine post office schemes that offer more than 7% interest.

      Mumbai: IAS officers' daughter jumps to death from high-rise building near Mantralaya

      Lipi Rastogi, a 27-year-old law student and daughter of senior IAS officers, died after jumping from a high-rise in Mumbai. She was reportedly anxious about her exams. A note found in her room stated that no one should be blamed for her death. The police have registered an ADR and are investigating the case. This incident recalls a similar tragedy involving another IAS officer's family in 2017.

      Porsche crash: Juvenile's blood samples were replaced with those of woman, Pune cops tell court

      17-year-old in Pune crash had blood samples replaced with his mother's to hide drunkenness. Doctors Ajay Taware and Shrihari Halnor, along with employee Atul Ghatkamble, in custody till June 5. Public health department involved in the Maharashtra probe. Incident occurred in Kalyani Nagar area.

      Percentage of women in senior leadership roles increases to 18% in 2023 from 16% in 2016: Report

      The report by LinkedIn and The Quantum Hub highlights that while there has been an increase in women joining the workforce, leadership positions still lack gender parity. The representation of women across the workforce rose to 26.8% in 2024, but senior leadership roles only account for 18.3%, showing a decline from the previous year. Industries like education and government administration have higher female leadership representation, while sectors like construction and utilities lag behind.

      Car in convoy of Brij Bhushan's son mows down 2 bike-borne youths in UP's Gonda

      An escort vehicle in the convoy of BJP's Kaiserganj Lok Sabha candidate, Karan Bhushan Singh, collided with a motorcycle in Gonda's Colonelganj area, resulting in the death of two youths and injuring a woman. Singh, the son of Kaiserganj MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, who faces sexual harassment charges, was part of the convoy. The driver of the vehicle was arrested, and an FIR was registered against him. The accident occurred when the driver tried to catch up with the convoy after being delayed at a railway crossing.

      India-born Jaya Badiga appointed judge in Sacramento County Superior Court

      Badiga, a member of the Democrat Party, also served as an Attorney at the California Department of Health Care Services in 2020 and at the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services in 2018.

      What is UK Post Office Scandal? Who is Paula Vennells?

      UK Post Office Scandal has created quite a public uproar in that country as the former British Post Office boss Paula Vennells is facing a public inquiry.

      Rajasthan authorities cancel leaves of doctors, paramedics as temperature soar

      Owing to the soaring the soaring temperatures in the country and more so in the state, Rajasthan health authorities cancelled the leaves of doctors. IMD has predicted heatwave for the coming few days. Following that, instructions have also been given to reserve beds for heat stroke patients in all medical institutions, to ensure the availability of necessary medicines and testing facilities.

      Eat, pray, work.. want a detox retreat? Step into your office

      According to a report by fitness technology company GOQii last month, almost 45% of India's population hovers dangerously close to being classified as unhealthy, adversely affecting not only individual mental and physical well-being but also diminishing productivity.

      Delhi hospitals receive bomb threat; search ops underway

      Delhi Hospitals Bomb Threat: Top hospitals in Delhi, including Deep Chand Bandhu, GTB, and Dada Dev, faced bomb threats via emails. Authorities suspect group 'Court' behind threats to 20 hospitals, IGI Airport, and Northern Railways. Despite extensive searches, no explosives found. Security heightened, investigations ongoing. Public urged to remain vigilant.

      TB outbreak in California's Long Beach: 1 dead, 170 likely to be exposed

      Tuberculosis (TB) is a bacterial infection primarily caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

      CBI registers FIR in Jal Jeevan Mission 'scam' case in Rajasthan

      CBI registers FIR in Jal Jeevan Mission scam involving fake certificates from IRCON. Rajasthan contractors face allegations of forgery and cheating. Investigation uncovers fraud in completion certificates verification.

      View: This summer is important but... don't make voting too hot

      India is facing an exceptional summer due to climate change, with above-normal temperatures predicted and longer heatwaves from April to June. Climate change has led to increased global temperatures and heatwaves becoming more common worldwide. Heatwaves have been linked to increased gross mortality rates, with India experiencing a 55% rise in deaths due to extreme heat during 2000-04 and 2017-21. In 2021, exposure to heat caused a loss of 167.2 billion potential labor hours, resulting in a loss of incomes equivalent to 5.4% of the country's GDP.

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