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).
The MCD maybe inaugurating more environmental-friendly and consumer-friendly methods of collecting garbage
The MCD had earlier floated a proposal to convert solid waste into energy. The principle behind this was that the garbage would be collected and then burnt to turn turbines producing electricity.
Six men pull and heave as they lug an injured cow up an animal shelter ambulance's ramp in Defence Colony. The 35,000-odd stray cattle on the capital's streets have Delhi's handful of animal shelters
With protesters being kept at bay, the Fifth Ministerial Conference of Trade Ministers under the World Trade Organisation began at the beach resort of Cancun in Mexico today. WTO Director-General
Rising water in the Ganga has forced hundreds of villagers by the banks to relocate. This is the first time in a decade that water has risen to the present level, causing concern among Patna
Expressing concern over misuse of technology causing grave imbalance in sex-ratio, the Supreme Court directed the Centre and state governments to strictly monitor the activities of ultra-sound
The Cancun round of negotiations for WTO is fast becoming the
Apart from anti-dumping actions, Washington is employing ISO quality standards as yet another device to deny market access for iron and steel products from India and other countries. New Delhi has
The roots of India's friendship with Israel are being nurtured in the semi-arid soil of the Deccan plateau. When the war against terrorism has been won, when Asia can live with peace and stability
More rains means more humidity, and consequently more diseases. While Delhiites are talking about increased incidence of cholera, dengue and conjunctivitis, skin infections and allergies are proving
