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Two Surat Textile Merchants Killed in Udaipur-Ahmedabad Highway Accident - Vimarsana News

Two Surat Textile Merchants Killed in Udaipur-Ahmedabad Highway Accident

Udaipur : A horrific accident on the Udaipur-Ahmedabad National Highway claimed the lives of two brothers from Surat, Gujarat, on Tuesday afternoon. The tragedy unfolded near the old police station in the Parsad police station area of Salumbar district. According to local police reports, an out-of-control trailer truck swerved across the highway, slamming head-on into

Bow and arrow or torch? In Maharashtra, confusion over new election symbols may help BJP, allies - Vimarsana News

Bow and arrow or torch? In Maharashtra, confusion over new election symbols may help BJP, allies

After the split in Shiv Sena and NCP, the Election Commission awarded original party symbols to the breakaway factions. Not all voters are aware of the change.

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Why congenital heart disease remains a health concern in India - Vimarsana News

Why congenital heart disease remains a health concern in India

New Delhi, May 18 (IANS) With a whopping 200,000 cases per year, congenital heart disease remains a significant concern in India, said health experts on Saturday.

Why Congenital Heart Disease Remains A Health Concern In India - Vimarsana News

Why Congenital Heart Disease Remains A Health Concern In India

New Delhi, May 18 (IANS) With a whopping 200,000 cases per year, congenital heart disease remains a significant concern in India, said health experts

Source: menafn.com
Why uncontrolled hypertension may be significant health threat - Vimarsana News

Why uncontrolled hypertension may be significant health threat

The longer blood pressure (BP) remains uncontrolled, the greater the damage it can cause, such as heart attack or stroke, heart failure, and kidney problems, said experts on Wednesday, ahead of World Hypertension Day.