First food: business of taste
Good Food is First Food. It is not junk food. It is the food that connects nature and nutrition with livelihoods. This food is good for our health; it comes from the rich biodiversity of our regions; it
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It's official, city has most ultrasound clinics
The latest list compiled by the Karnataka State on the number of ultrasound clinics shows Bangalore leading the district-wise break-up, followed by Belgaum. Out of a total of 1,475 machines
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New AIDS cases rise in U.S.
The number of new AIDS cases in the U.S. appears to have begun to rise for the first time in 10 years. U.S. federal health officials reported. The number of Americans diagonised with AIDS increased
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SC implements two-child law in Haryana
Two and no more, may now be the legally acceptable norm for the legislatures. In a major ruling, the Supreme Court upheld a Haryana government's amendment in the Panchayati Raj Act which fixes two
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Religious 'help' sought in family planning
On a day the apex court upheld the small family norm in public life, Planning Commission chief K C Pant emphasised the need to focus on problem states Bihar, Rajasthan, MP and UP and suggested the
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Nagpur civic body gets rid of pigs
The Nagpur Municipal Corporation has intensified its drive to get rid of the pig menace, reported to be major carriers of the encephalitis virus, which, since its outbreak on June 16, has so far has
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Panel to approve new drugs: HC
Ten years after contaminated IV fluids resulted in adverse reactions in several patients in Safdarjung hospital, the Delhi High Court ruled that no new drug would be permitted in the market unless
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Mysterious disease grips Lekharka VDC
A Report from Bhojpur says that many residents from ward-6 of Lekharka VDC (Nepal) in the lower part of Kavre about eight miles away from the district headquarters have come under the grip of
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Legislation soon to ban sale of tobacco-based pan masala
Health Minister P.Sankaran told the Assembly that the Government was planning to enact a law to ban the sale of tobacco-based
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Prevention of epidemics: IMA blames Govt
Viral fever may be under control in Kerala State now, but if the Government fails to take up adequate preventive measures the epidemic could still turn fatal, opined doctors who attended the
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Viral fever could create havoc in Kerala, say doctors
Viral fever is now under control in Kerala State, but if the Government fails to take up preventive measures the epidemic could still turn fatal, opined doctors who attended the emergency meeting of