Mangaluru Pulse Polio Drive: 1.3 Lakh Children Protected
Dakshina Kannada's Pulse Polio campaign achieved 96.8% target, vaccinating 1.3 lakh children under five. The drive continues till Dec 24. Ensure your child is protected.
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Pulse Polio Campaign Kicks Off in Kodagu District
Kodagu district launches a major Pulse Polio immunisation drive targeting over 32,700 children. Special focus on migrant kids and tourists. Details on booths and dates inside.
Mysuru Pulse Polio Drive 2025 Targets 2.22 Lakh Kids
MLA K Harish Gowda launched Mysuru's Pulse Polio 2025 drive at Government Maternity Hospital. The 3-day campaign aims to immunize 2.22 lakh children under five. Learn how to participate.
Dry Spell in Himachal Puts Rabi Crops at Risk
A prolonged dry spell in Himachal Pradesh since October threatens Rabi crops. Agriculture experts warn of 5-10% wheat production loss if rains don't arrive soon. Read the full report.
Pulse Polio Campaign Begins in Chandigarh on Dec 21
Chandigarh's health department launches a 3-day Pulse Polio drive on Dec 21. Over 1,000 teams will administer drops at 471 booths to protect children aged 0-5 years. Read details.
Mysuru Cold Wave Hits Crops, Farmers Worried
A severe cold wave in Mysuru and Chamarajanagar districts is damaging rabi crops like maize and vegetables, affecting livestock, and raising farmer concerns. Experts advise precautionary measures.
IMF May Raise India's GDP Growth Forecast to 7%: Gopinath
Former IMF deputy MD Gita Gopinath predicts the Fund will upgrade India's growth forecast closer to 7% for the current fiscal, citing strong Q2 data and global AI spending offsetting tariff impacts.
16 Acres of Poppy Destroyed by Police in Latehar Forest
Herhunj police in Latehar district eradicated poppy vegetation on 16 acres of forest land using drones and five tractors. Officer Krishnapal Singh Pavaiya details the operation. Read more.
Himachal's Dry Spell Worries Farmers, Orchardists
A prolonged dry spell in Himachal Pradesh threatens apple orchards and rabi crops. Farmers face significant losses as experts warn of severe impact. Read more.
Subhash Bridge in Ahmedabad closed for 6 months after cracks
Ahmedabad's Subhash Bridge closed for six months after cracks and settlement were found. AMC officials are conducting extensive tests to assess damage and plan repairs. Details inside.
Scientist Calls for Biofortified, Heat-Tolerant Crop Varieties
Eminent agricultural scientist S S Chahal urges focus on water-efficient, nutrient-rich crops to meet India's nutritional security challenge. Details from the BAU Rabi Council meeting inside.
Algoma Steel to Cut 1,000 Jobs Due to US Tariffs
Canadian steel giant Algoma Steel will slash 1,000 jobs and shut its blast furnace in Ontario, blaming US tariffs for heavy losses. The layoffs start March 23, 2025. Read more.
Indore Farmers Boost Pulses & Maize Cultivation
Farmers in Indore division are expanding pulses and maize cultivation this Rabi season, driven by favourable weather and market prospects. Acreage sees significant rise.
US Grants UK 3-Year Tariff Exemption on Pharma Imports
The US extends a critical tariff exemption for UK pharmaceutical and medical technology imports for three years, supporting supply chains and public health. Read the full analysis.
Indian Businesses See US Tariffs as Strategic Cost
Despite new US tariffs, some Indian exporters in sectors like chemicals and engineering find them manageable. They cite strategic market access and competitive advantages as key reasons. Explore the nuanced impact on India-US trade.
Understanding Your Blood Pressure: Systolic vs Diastolic
Decode your blood pressure reading. Learn what systolic and diastolic numbers reveal about heart health, age-related risks, and why both are crucial for preventing disease.
India's Rice Production Reaches Record 124.5 MT
India's kharif rice production reaches record 124.5 million tonnes in 2025-26, up 1.7 MT from last year. Discover how monsoon impacted crops and sector performance.
Kharif Food Grain Production Reaches 173.3 Million Tonnes
India's kharif food grain production estimated at 173.3 million tonnes for 2024-25. Rice output reaches 108.5 million tonnes. Discover key agricultural insights and crop performance data.
Siddaramaiah Seeks MSP Protection for Karnataka Farmers
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah urges PM Modi to direct central agencies to procure grains at MSP amid price crash. State cultivated maize on 17.94L hectares, green gram on 4.16L hectares this Kharif.
India's Own Gene Editing Tech Aids Cheaper Crop Breeding
ICAR patents indigenous TnpB gene editing technology, offering a miniature alternative to CRISPR. This breakthrough promises cheaper, IP-free GE crop development for Indian farmers.
Arrhythmia: How to Check Your Pulse at Home
Learn about arrhythmia, the importance of checking your pulse at home, and lifestyle changes for better heart health. Know when to seek medical help.
India's October exports fall to $34.38B, deficit widens
India's merchandise exports declined to $34.38 billion in October as US tariff hikes take effect. Trade deficit widened to $41.68 billion. Read analysis of economic impact.
Apple Watch Faces New US Import Ban Threat
US ITC investigates Apple's redesigned blood oxygen feature. Potential import ban on Series 9, Series 10 & Ultra 2 watches could disrupt holiday sales. Latest update on $634M patent battle.
US-Switzerland Close to Resolving Trump Tariff Dispute
The United States and Switzerland are finalizing a deal to resolve steel and aluminum tariffs imposed during Trump's presidency. This agreement promises to ease trade tensions and boost bilateral relations between the two nations.
US Supreme Court Skeptical of Trump Tariffs
The US Supreme Court expresses skepticism over Trump administration's steel tariffs as justices hear arguments challenging the legality of these controversial trade measures that impacted global markets.
US Supreme Court Skeptical of Trump Tariff Justifications
The US Supreme Court expresses skepticism over tariff justifications, potentially reshaping international trade dynamics. Explore what legal options remain for continuing import duties.
Supreme Court Divided on Trump Tariffs Ruling
Explore the Supreme Court's fractured ruling on Trump-era tariffs as justices deliver contrasting opinions that could reshape US trade policy and presidential power.
Supreme Court Skeptical of Trump Tariffs
In a dramatic Supreme Court hearing, justices expressed deep skepticism toward Trump-era steel tariffs that cost millions to Indian and global steel companies. The high-stakes case could reshape US trade policy.
Supreme Court Questions Trump Tariffs in High-Stakes Case
The US Supreme Court's conservative justices posed challenging questions as arguments began regarding Trump-era global tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, with billions in disputed duties hanging in the balance.
Supreme Court Skeptical of Trump's Emergency Tariff Powers
The US Supreme Court expresses serious doubts about Trump's use of emergency powers to impose steel tariffs, potentially reshaping presidential authority in trade wars.
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