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Delhi fire: Parents of newborns say they weren't informed - Vimarsana News

Delhi fire: Parents of newborns say they weren't informed

As firefighters toiled to douse a massive fire at a private neonatal hospital in New Delhi on Saturday night, many parents whose newborns were admitted to the facility had no clue what was going on.

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Parents of newborns clueless as firefighters toiled to douse blaze - Vimarsana News

Parents of newborns clueless as firefighters toiled to douse blaze

As firefighters toiled to douse a massive fire at a private neonatal hospital here on Saturday night, many parents whose newborns were admitted to the facility had no clue what was going on. Madhuraj Kumar, a painter, whose eight-day-old son was among the fortunate survivors, found out about the

AAP's protest against MCD's corruption and Modi government's policies - Vimarsana News

AAP's protest against MCD's corruption and Modi government's policies

Massive crowd takes part in Aam Aadmi Party's 'Halla Bol' protest demonstration in Rohtas Nagar. The ‘Halla Bol’ protest saw a vast crowd coming in to support the cause. The Delhi Police, acting on the instructions of the BJP, arrested the Delhi State Women’s Wing In-Charge Sarita Singh to dictatorially suppress the voice of the workers of Aam Aadmi Party as the party is working towards unveiling the real face of the BJP and its corruption.

North Karnataka staff ask women to seek jab after periods | Hubballi News - Vimarsana News

North Karnataka staff ask women to seek jab after periods | Hubballi News

Picture used for representational purpose only BELAGAVI: Staffers at some vaccination centres in north Karnataka have been reportedly asking menstruating women to seek jabs five days after their cycle. Activists say eligible beneficiaries are being asked to return later in Raichur, Belagavi and Bidar districts. In Raichur, some health workers, without any recorded data of post-vaccination complications, told women that the jab might lead to heavier bleeding and fatigue and they should wait for the periods to end, according to activist Vidhya Patil. “They are specifically asking women not t...