Thane: Cow milk lands 2-month-old infant on ventilator; saved
A two-month-old male infant landed in the PICU on a ventilator after developing severe infections and acidosis due to cow milk feeding, but was saved after nearly four weeks of treatment, medicos at the Wockhardt Hospitals in Mira Road said.
Asia Cup: Race to final gets delayed due to rain, as Pakistan take on Sri Lanka in must-win match
The ground is completely covered as things stand, and the toss has been delayed due to rain in the fifth game of the Super 4 stage of Asia Cup 2023 between Pakistan and Sri Lanka at R Premdasa Stadium, Colombo, here on Thursday.
Woman ‘gulps down’ Apple AirPod thinking it is a vitamin
A woman in the US accidentally gulped down one of her Apple Airpods thinking of it as a vitamin, a report has claimed.
288 varsities in G20 nations have partnerships with O.P. Jindal Global University
The O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU) has achieved the unprecedented and path breaking milestone of building international collaborations with 288 universities across the G20 countries.
Bangladesh’s inflation surges to 9.92% in August amid soaring food costs
Bangladesh's inflation leaped to 9.92 per cent in August, from 9.69 per cent the previous month, driven by higher food prices, the country's statistics agency reported Sunday.
Indian-origin men admit maintaining a drug-involved premises in US
Two Indian-origin men have admitted to drug and firearms charges arising from a drug trafficking venture run out of a motel in a southwestern US city.
British chip designer Arm sets IPO price at $51 a share
British chip designing giant Arm has set a price of $51 a share as it gets prepared for the biggest US initial public offering (IPO) of the year.
19 years of ‘Home Minister’ has made him me part of every household, says host Aadesh Bandekar
The Marathi reality game show ‘Home Minister’ has completed 19 years of its run on television. On the occasion, the show host Aadesh Bandekar shared that as the show honours women, he too has become a part of their households and it’s reflective
VFS Global renews India’s visa contract for Sweden
The Swedish Ministry of Justice has awarded VFS Global the global tender to provide visa services in 37 countries, including India.
100 artists to be part of ‘Art for Climate Action, India Art Facts’ summit
About 100 young artists from different genres and across the nation will be part of a five-day ‘Art for Climate Action; India Art Facts summit to be held in the national capital Delhi from September 1-5.
Tracking toddler’s eye movement can help detect autism risk early
Tracking eye movements in toddlers can help gauge the risk of autism years before symptoms appear and diagnosis is made, accelerating treatment, according to two studies.
Demand momentum in cement to halt due to deficient rains & upcoming general elections
Deficient rains this year and upcoming general elections is likely to result in demand slowdown for the cement industry, Centrum Broking said in a note.
40 killed in South Darfur airstrikes
At least 40 civilians were killed in Nyala, the capital city of southwestern Sudan's South Darfur State, in airstrikes that targeted a market and civilian neighbourhoods, according to witnesses and medical sources.
2024 polls: RLD to launch campaign against BJP from Oct 2
Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) leaders and workers, as part of opposition bloc INDIA, will take to the streets from Gandhi Jayanti (October 2) to raise people's issues and "expose lies of the ruling BJP".
Disability-friendly sports equipment in govt schools in UP
The newly formed UP Special Olympics Committee will introduce disability-friendly sports equipment in select government residential schools across Uttar Pradesh
Scissor in stomach case: Kerala Police arrest doctor & two nurses, let off on bail
A few days after K.K. Harshina, a victim of an alleged case of medical negligence at the Government Medical College Hospital (MCH) in Kerala's Kozhikode, called off her sit-in protest after a charge sheet was submitted at the Kunnamangalam court, the police on
Decoded: How our body fights stress
Ever wondered how our body fights stress? Researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have found that during stress, our brain releases its own cannabinoid molecules to calm us down, activating the same brain receptors as THC derived from cannabis plants.
Allu Arjun heaps praise on SRK for ‘Jawan’ spectacle; SRK reveals he saw ‘Pushpa’ thrice in 3 days
The Shah Rukh Khan-starrer vigilante-action-thriller film ‘Jawan’ has been performing exceptionally well in the theatres, both critically and commercially. Joining in the choir of praises is Telugu superstar Allu Arjun, who also congratulated the whole team on the success of ‘Jawan’.
Army chief salutes supreme sacrifice of Army officers
Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande and all ranks of Indian Army have saluted the supreme sacrifice of Colonel Manpreet Singh, Major Aashish Dhonchak and Dy SP Humayun Muzamil Bhat of Jammu and Kashmir Police, who laid down their lives while fighting the terrorists
Sikh family allegedly ran operation to defraud Royal Mail of 70mn pounds
A Sikh family in central London pocketed millions of pounds by helping to run a decade-long operation to defraud the Royal Mail of 70 million pounds, a court has heard.