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Aiming to showcase the small actions we can all take in our homes, stores and towns to make a collective global impact, SuperValu have launched a campaign entitled, ‘Take Local Action, Make Global Impact’.

82% of people in Ireland are concerned about food waste in their household yet 94% are still throwing out food, SuperValu research shows.

As part of the tie-up, Zypp will also provide delivery partners to Zomato for the last-mile deliveries in various cities across the country

Public health specialists say that an ongoing wrangle between the Indian government and the World Health Organization (WHO) over the COVID-19 death toll in this country is symptomatic of a long-ailing

India on Saturday questioned the World Health Organisation (WHO) methodology to estimate the COVID-19 death toll in the country, stating that the same mathema

The Health Ministry has shared its concerns with the methodology along with the other Member States through a series of formal communications including six letters issued to WHO, reported ANI. 

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. India on Saturday questioned the World Health Organisations (WHO) methodology to estimate the COVID-19 death toll in the country, stating that the same mathematical model cannot be used to estimate the mortalities of a country like India which has a large geographical size and population. India News | India Objects to WHOs Methodology to Calculate COVID-19 Death Toll.

New Delhi, April 17: India on Saturday questioned the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) methodology to estimate the COVID-19 death toll in the country, stating that the same mathematical model cannot be used to estimate the mortalities of a country like India which has a large geographical size and population. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said that India has shared its concerns with the methodology along with the other Member States through a series of formal communications includ...

India ‘stalling’ WHO’s efforts to calculate Covid-19 deaths? Know what Centre said - India has raised an objection to the method used by WHO for calculating the Covid-19 death toll, saying that it cannot be accurate for our country.

Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Sunday claimed that 40 lakh people have died in India due to COVID-19. While taking aim at the BJP-led central government, he alleged that the deaths were caused due to negligence in handling the coronavirus outbreak.