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24-week preterm baby survives at Lucknow hospital ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Fri, Mar 12 2021 15:18 IST | ​ 4 Views 24-week preterm baby survives at Lucknow hospital.. Image Source: IANS News Lucknow, March 12 : The paediatric team of the Command Hospital in Lucknow has achieved a rare feat of saving a preterm baby, Meghna, born at 24 weeks and weighing just 725 gram. Her chances of survival looked slim as the baby's vital organs had not developed properly due to the premature birth but the 162-year-old military hospital in Lucknow managed to save the baby. "Meghna, born on Novembe...

  New Delhi: Testbook.com, the edtech platform that aims at turning India’s examination preparation landscape for public sector jobs into a tech-driven, automated system where students can learn at their own pace, has signed MoUs with India’s top educational institutions including IITs to impart professional skills training for securing high-paying jobs. The list includes IIT Madras, IIT Ropar and IIT Gandhinagar, and many more colleges across India.   Says Ashutosh Kumar, Founder, and CEO, Testbook.com, “Testbook.com’s unique professional skill trainings come with a powerful curric...

By Ashutosh Kumar Thakur Biswanath Ghosh paints an amazing and mystical picture in this book, where he starts his journey from the Itarsi Station, Madhya Pradesh. Chai, Chai: Travels in Places Where You Stop But Never Get Off allows the reader to join the author-narrator while he experiences new places and faces. The beautiful sun, the rich cultural history and the people are all rendered with humor and love. One can almost feel the narrator going through the little lanes in Kanpur and then end up in Madras. Whether one is drinking tea at a local café or sitting with numerous people in a loc...

Contrary to the common belief that lungs and heart are mostly affected by Covid-19, a team of Indian researchers from five cities, including Hyderabad

What Congress's Sweep of Punjab Municipal Polls Tells Us About Impact of Farm Protests The ruling party benefitted from the anger towards the BJP and its former ally SAD, but all eyes will now be trained on the state's assembly election in 2022. Amarinder Singh campaigning with Raminder Singh Awla in Jalalabad on October 16, 2019. Photo: capt_amarinder/Twitter Politics19/Feb/2021 Chandigarh: Not long ago, the ruling Congress in Punjab was facing a crisis of sorts. Its own MLAs were speaking against chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh. The Punjab hooch tragedy last August that claimed over ...