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WBPSC recruitment 2023: Notification out for for Miscellaneous Services - Vimarsana News

WBPSC recruitment 2023: Notification out for for Miscellaneous Services

WBPSC invites applications for Miscellaneous Services Recruitment exam 2023. Online application process begins on October 5.

Saving vulnerable communities from malnutrition - Vimarsana News

Saving vulnerable communities from malnutrition

A change is slowly but surely coming as the pregnant women in vulnerable communities are spending on nutritious food and getting antenatal checkups  There has been a 14.8% improvement in nutrition knowledge and an eight per cent increase in the number of women spending cash on nutritious

Breastfeeding: Slum Women Made Aware Of Breastfeeding Benefits | Varanasi News - Vimarsana News

Breastfeeding: Slum Women Made Aware Of Breastfeeding Benefits | Varanasi News

Varanasi: A public awareness programme for better health in urban slums is being conducted since 2018, through the Fortune Suposhan Project run by Ada.

Jharkhand: Anganwadi worker in Chalkusha of Hazaribagh accused of withdrawing Rs 18,000 by forging signature, administration serious - Vimarsana News

Jharkhand: Anganwadi worker in Chalkusha of Hazaribagh accused of withdrawing Rs 18,000 by forging signature, administration serious

Chalkusha (Hazibag), Izhar Hussain: A case of withdrawal of Rs 12000 for nutrition and Rs 6000 for repair work i.e. a total of Rs 18000 has come to the | BLiTZ

Drug education program in schools to include focus on fentanyl: 'Just Say No was not enough' - Vimarsana News

Drug education program in schools to include focus on fentanyl: 'Just Say No was not enough'

D.A.R.E., a drug education program for schools across America has updated its curriculum to include the dangers of harsh drugs, like fentanyl, amid the opioid crisis.