Not everyone vibes along with the chilly weather, the sun peeking out at times, and the bright aura the city and its people resonate with. SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) is often described as a type of depression that is often related to the changing season, especially during the winter.
The sector has emerged as one of the fastest-growing segments with the provider segment crossing the $132 billion mark, growing at a CAGR of 16-17 per cent.
The States were advised to review health facility preparedness in terms of essential medicines, intravenous fluids, packs, ORS, drinking water as well as dissemination of necessary IEC materials.
Sri Lanka President Ranil Wickremesinghe on Sunday urged IT experts in the island nation to promote Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, taking India and Sri Lanka as models.
Dr YS Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry Vice Chancellor Prof Rajeshwar Singh Chandel said the university has made an activity calendar for carrying out various activities for the promotion of millets in the state.
A deadly heatwave is building across India and Pakistan - home to around one in five people on earth - and new analysis by climate scientists has directly connected the heatwave with climate change.
The new Covid variant, Omicron, has been found to be the most transmissible of all the mutants of the virus. A large number of doctors and paramedics in Delhi have tested positive in the Omicron-led third wave, though most are asymptomatic or have mild symptoms.
With festivities around, any carelessness during the festivals may lead to a sudden surge in the number of COVID cases.
"The need for booster dose in India is probably not immediate, especially when we still have a considerable population unvaccinated and vaccine availability is not far in excess of the immediate requirement,"
The good news is that the coronavirus is not mutating as fast as it was doing before. The offsprings of the Delta variant, which was almost solely responsible for both normal and breakthrough infections during the second wave in the country, have not spread that fast. Most people have not dropped their guard as they did after the first wave.
