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33.56 per cent voters had been registered till 11 am. Voter turnout was gradually picking pace in Solan district where 33.56 per cent voting had been registered...

Due to the lack of support, many  widows are denied their inheritance, leaving them vulnerable to sexual exploitation and violence The 2011 census states that there are 5.6 crore widowed persons in India. Women outnumber men accounting for nearly 78% of the total widowed population. The

Five persons were killed and five others injured seriously in an accident near Yol, about 8 km from here, when the pickup vehicle (HP-40C-5793) in which they were travelling fell into a deep gorge. The deceased included two men, two women and a child. All the deceased were residents of Rater village

A 48-year-old highly diabetic woman from Jharkhand suffered acute kidney failure after consuming raw fish gallbladder on the recommendation of a quack to cure her condition. Instead, she suffered an acute kidney injury and had to be treated with two sessions of hemodialysis. The doctors, however, were able to bring the kidney function back to normal. Read on to know how raw fish gallbladder consumption, a common practice in certain regions of Asia including India, can be dangerous for health. , Health News, Times Now

Chiara Wilkinson, @chiarawilkinson Colette Allen (left) and Polly Mann outside Hackney Quest on Poole Road. - Credit: Andrew Leo The director of a Hackney charity is nominated as the borough’s lockdown hero for BBC Radio London’s Make a Difference Hero campaign on Sunday. Originally from Edinburgh, Colette Allen has worked at the youth charity Hackney Quest for 20 years and was nominated by the council in the scheme honouring those making a difference to their local communities during the Covid pandemic. Based on Poole Road, the charity has 100 volunteers and works to provide mentori...