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'Shameful that judiciary had to step in to save Manipur,' Kanimozhi in Lok Sabha - Vimarsana News

'Shameful that judiciary had to step in to save Manipur,' Kanimozhi in Lok Sabha

Kanimozhi, who was part of the INDIA alliance delegation that visited Manipur recently, said, “We saw only despair and despondency in their eyes, whether we spoke to Meiti, Kuki or Naga people.”

Union health ministry | Academics urge Health ministry to reinstate International Institute of Population Sciences director over open defecation claims - Vimarsana News

Union health ministry | Academics urge Health ministry to reinstate International Institute of Population Sciences director over open defecation claims

The latest NFHS 2019-21 had thrown up findings relating to open defecation that sections of public health experts say had challenged certain claims made by the Centre and PM Modi

Sleeping in on the weekend could be bad for your health - Vimarsana News

Sleeping in on the weekend could be bad for your health

Researchers found a link between "social jet lag" — which is caused by an irregular sleep schedule — and negative health consequences, including poor gut health.

Source: nypost.com
Dilip Cherian | Buzz in Bengal on ex-CBI man as Mamata's security adviser - Vimarsana News

Dilip Cherian | Buzz in Bengal on ex-CBI man as Mamata's security adviser

Some critics, however, view Mr Dutta’s appointment with scepticism.

Opposition criticises Centre for suspending chief of institute that prepares family health survey - Vimarsana News

Opposition criticises Centre for suspending chief of institute that prepares family health survey

‘The Wire’ has reported that some of the findings of the National Family Health Survey-5 were at odds with claims made by the Narendra Modi government.

Source: scroll.in