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Noida, March 12 (IANS) Cases of cough and cold here have increased by about 40 per cent in the last few months.

Cases of cough and cold here have increased by about 40 per cent in the last few months.The Noida Health Department conducted a study involving 3,500 patients in the last three weeks wherein 660 patients showed Covid-like symptoms.However, ...

With rising hospitalisation and H3N2 virus claiming lives across the nation, incedence of flu- cough and cold have increased fourty times. Here is how the doctors in Noida are preparing for any dire situation.

In Jaipur, now the ID of five people will have to be given to perform the last rites in the crematorium and cemetery. This will also include the ID of the deceased. These five people would be those who attended the funeral.Jaip

In Jaipur, now the ID of five people will have to be given to perform the last rites in the crematorium and cemetery. This will also include the ID of the deceased. These five people would be those who attended the funeral.Jaip

A murder mystery has prompted the Jaipur Municipal Corporation Heritage to change its rules.In Jaipur, now the ID of five people will have to be given to perform the last rites in the crematorium and cemetery. This will also include the ID of ...

The move, which the country’s tourism board said would improve safety, follows an earlier ban on climbing alone in Nepal’s mountains.

Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Mar 8: Dr. SD Singh Jamwal, ADGP Security J&K launched the new uniform of J&K Veterans Cricket Association (JKVCA) in an impressive function, here today. He was accompanied by Vivek Suri general secretary along with Amit Kumar and Ashish Singh, executive members of J&K Veterans Cricket Association. Speaking at the occasion, Dr. SD Singh lauded the efforts of JKVCA for taking new initiatives to bring all the active and passionate cricket lovers ov...

According to officials, 83 per cent of students residing in hostels and paying guest accommodations are habitual drug addicts who are ready to pay big amount to drug peddlers.

Half a dozen unidentified miscreants stole goods worth Rs 37 lakh of the Namami Gange Project kept in a godown near Tehsil headquarters in the Bharthana Kotwali area here last night, police said.