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Two decades on, hunger still haunts Gujarat: Survey exposes stark gap behind poverty claims
A Niti Aayog report, released about two years ago, estimated that in Gujarat — which our powers-that-be have long considered a model state — 11.66% of people are "multidimensionally...
Covid-19: Delhi HC seeks info on government’s preparations to tackle fresh surge
The court also asks Delhi government to file status report on installation of PSA oxygen plants, questions Center on O2 concentrators awaiting customs clearance
Devendra Fadnavis cuts short hospital visit in face of heckling
Former Chief Minister turns around on his visit to a hospital in Nashik as people inside the hospital boo the Opposition leader
No space to bury the dead in Maharashtra
While corpses pile up at crematoria, minorities struggle to accommodate a deluge of new arrivals at burial grounds
Covid-19: Karnataka unable to dispose of the dead, even as people struggle to survive
The capital city is running out of space to cremate/bury their dead and the medical infrastructure is crumbling
Ensure uninterrupted oxygen supply to hospitals: 13 Opposition parties tell Centre
Senior Opposition leaders issue a joint statement, asking the government to focus all its attention on ensuring uninterrupted oxygen supply
Adar Poonawalla is in Britain ‘on business’, but is that the only reason?
Serum Institute chief leaves India allegedly to escape 'threats' from ‘biggies’; Poonawalla says he will return, but hints at vaccine production overseas
Indians pay as Centre ignored warning of Covid-19 variants by experts
Despite a warning of a disaster in the making, four scientists and a researcher told both the Telegraph and Reuters that the government did not seek to impose major restrictions to stop the spread of the virus
Did a BJP worker give ‘Gau Mutra’ to a Covid-19 patient on a ventilator?
Disturbing video of man wearing saffron scarf over PPE pouring a yellow liquid down the patient's throat has been going viral
SHOCKING: Covid kills over 700 teachers, 300 still critical in UP!
Following recent decisions by the Supreme Court, the State Primary Teachers Association said it will soon announce its response to Supreme Court proceedings on Saturday
Enough is enough: Delhi HC after 8 Covid patients dead due to oxygen shortage in Batra Hospital
HC warns of contempt action against the Centre if the allocated 490 MT of oxygen is not supplied to Delhi today
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