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Nipah virus death: Masks compulsory in Kerala's Malappuram

Nipah Virus Claims Life in Kerala: Authorities mandated the use of masks

In the wake of a recent Nipah virus fatality in Kerala's Malappuram district, local authorities have mandated the use of masks in the district. This decision comes after a 23-year-old student from Bengaluru, a native of Chembaram near Naduvath in Wandoor, succumbed to the virus. Sep 16, 2024
Infosys and LIC Join Forces for Digital Transformation

Infosys and LIC announce Joint Collaboration for Digital Transformation

IT services giant Infosys has announced a strategic collaboration with the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India. This partnership, announced on September 16, is set to revolutionize LIC's digital landscape, marking a significant milestone in its digital transformation journey. Infosys will lead LIC's digital transformation initiative, aptly named DIVE (Digital Innovation and Value Enhancement). Sep 16, 2024
In a recent revelation that has raised concerns over food safety, it has been reported that only a meager 12 percent of food imports deemed unsafe have been successfully removed from the market. This alarming statistic was brought to light by Rep. Seo Mi-

Unsafe Food Imports: Only 12% Successfully Recalled

In a recent revelation that has raised concerns over food safety, it has been reported that only a meager 12 percent of food imports deemed unsafe have been successfully removed from the market. Sep 15, 2024
'No move to impose President's rule in West Bengal'

Centre Denies Imposing President's Rule Amid Bengal Tensions

The Centre has no plans to impose President's rule in West Bengal, which was hit by political violence in the run-up and in the wake of the Lok Sabha elections this year, sensational crimes like the R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital rape and murder, and a slew of corruption allegations against senior figures of the ruling Trinamool Congress. Sep 15, 2024
Onion prices drop in major cities after retail selling at subsidised rate: Centre

Government Initiative Leads to Drop in Onion Prices

The Indian government has recently announced a significant decrease in onion prices in major cities. This drop is attributed to the government's initiative of selling onions at a subsidised rate through retail outlets. The initiative, which began on September 5, has had a noticeable impact on the cost of this staple food item in major urban areas. Sep 15, 2024
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