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In the preliminary investigation, it appears that some foodgrain mafia had opened the account in the name of Ramashish for buying wheat /paddy at the purchasing centres and after receiving the payment stopped using that account, police said.

A 35-year-old man allegedly ended his life by hanging after he learnt that a fake account had been opened in his name in 2015 in a private bank and that it was being used for committing fraud worth nearly Rs 1 crore.

A 35-year-old man allegedly ended his life by hanging after he learnt that a fake account had been opened in his name in 2015 in a private bank and that it was being used for committing fraud worth nearly Rs 1 crore.

Why Healthcare and Education in Rural Areas Should Be Prioritised Immediately The state must allocate necessary funds in order to implement its most important commitments in all parts of the country. Healthcare workers at the remote Pitha village in the northern state of Uttarakhand, India, May 22, 2021. Photo: Reuters/Danish Siddiqui Rights12 hours ago This is the second in a three-part series on policy and development decisions that rural India needs in order to recover from the pandemic and ...

Analysis: Indias vaccine inequity worsens as countryside languishes Reuters | Jun 05, 2021 12:27 AM EDT Suresh Kumar, 43, ties up the hair of his wife Pramila Devi, 36, who is suffering from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), before taking her to a local government dispensary (Photo : May 23, 2021./File Photo)  Urban Indians are getting COVID-19 shots much faster than the hundreds of millions of people living in the countryside, government data shows, reflecting rising inequity in the nations...

India has administered more than 222 million COVID-19 doses since starting its campaign in mid-January

Pramila Devi, a 36-year-old mother of three passed away in an Uttarakhand village, a day after testing positive for the coronavirus

Pramila Devi's shrouded body lay on a bier, resting on a rock on the banks of a muddy Ganges. The 36-year-old mother-of-three died the previous night in a village in the mountainous northern state of Uttarakhand, a day after testing positive for COVID-19. Devi's death on Sunday is a sign of how poverty, fear and a lack of facilities are adding to COVID-19 fatalities in remote villages, where many shun tests for fear of testing positive and being forced to go to hospital far from home...

Many in remote villages shun tests for fear of testing positive and being forced to go to hospital far from home.

Pramila Devi's shrouded body lay on a bier, resting on a rock on the banks of a muddy Ganges.