The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has obtained permission for “restricted use in public health emergency” of two second-line HIV medications for use against the novel coronavirus (nCoV).
A survey of foreign company executives has found that most believe corruption in Asia is getting worse, Hong Kong-based Political & Economic Risk Consultancy Ltd (PERC) said. Corruption in more than
Get ready for a blue Holi this year. After drinks and clothes, the colour of the Indian jersey at the World Cup is seeping into the festival. Blue gulal has hit the market. But revellers be careful
Delhi Government is planning to construct a number of small hospitals in residential colonies to ease the pressure on the larger ones. The first such 100-bed hospital coming up in Malviya Nagar is
Post-Holi, Old Delhi Railway Station will look cleaner. THe Northern Railway has awarded the contract to a private firm for the maintenance and upkeep of platforms and foot-over bridges at the
In Rajasthan, the war for work has started. Creeping up with the mercury is the temper of farmers trying to survive the worst-ever drought in the state. At least 12 people were injured in a brawl at
The West Bengal government is all set to woo those with a sweet tooth to rake in some money to fill its coffers. After its decision to fund a research to improve the nutritional value of rasgullas,
The NHRC has taken amiss the
With a nudge from the Government, 17 groups of polluting industries have come forward to take up some voluntary action to reduce pollution. Though these would not be punishable under any law and some
Thirty tribals, reported missing after the police operation at Muthanga in Wayanad district of Kerala on Feb 19, were produced before a court on Thursday. They were produced before Sulthan Bathery
They are really small particles, but they cause a great deal of harm. Taking off on that note, Prof P K Sikdar, director Central Road Research Institute (CRRI) announced the need to study the effect
