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UAE Ambassador to India, hosts gathering to celebrate Eid Milad-un-Nabi in New Delhi

UAE Ambassador to India, hosts gathering to celebrate Eid Milad-un-Nabi in New Delhi

Thu, Sep 12, 2024

Dr. Abdulnasser Alshaali, the UAE Ambassador to India, hosted a gathering to celebrate Eid Milad-un-Nabi, the birth anniversary of Prophet Mohammed, on September 11 in New Delhi.

Chile FM Alberto van Klaveren arrives in New Delhi for 2nd India-Chile Joint Commission Meeting

Chile FM Alberto van Klaveren arrives in New Delhi for 2nd India-Chile Joint Commission Meeting

Wed, Aug 28, 2024

Chile FM Alberto van Klaveren arrived in New Delhi for the 2nd India-Chile Joint Commission Meeting on August 27. Alberto van Klaveren, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Chile, has arrived in India for a pivotal five-day official visit running from August 27 to August 31, 2024. This visit underscores Chile's commitment to strengthening diplomatic and economic ties with India and highlights the deepening partnership between the two nations, according to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).

Rain lashes parts of Delhi, downpour leads to traffic congestion and slow vehicular movement

Rain lashes parts of Delhi, downpour leads to traffic congestion and slow vehicular movement

Fri, Jul 26, 2024

New Delhi received heavy rainfall on July 26, leading to severe waterlogging in various parts. The heavy downpour led to traffic congestion and slow vehicular movement. IMD predicted moderate rain with cloudy sky on July 26.

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Rain lashes national capital

Rain lashes national capital

Wed, Jan 08, 2020

National capital observed drizzling early morning on Jan 08. Parts of the city including the Feroz Shah Road received rain. The minimum temperature was recorded at 12 degree Celsius and maximum was at 17 degree Celsius. IMD predicted for thunderstorm with hail for the day in the city.

Study reveals fast action, right resources are key to treating fulminant myocarditis

Study reveals fast action, right resources are key to treating fulminant myocarditis

Wed, Jan 08, 2020

The resources needed to treat fulminant myocarditis -- severe, inflammation of the heart that develops rapidly -- are outlined in a new Scientific Statement from the American Heart Association on how best to reduce fatalities from this rare condition. The study is published in cardiovascular journal -- Circulation. Fulminant myocarditis, often caused by a viral infection, comes on suddenly and often with significant severity, resulting in an exceptionally high risk of death caused by cardiogenic shock -- the heart's inability to pump enough blood, fatal arrhythmias, and multiorgan failure. With many of today's technology advances, numerous devices can fully support a patient's circulation and oxygenation and ventilation when necessary. The early recognition of fulminant myocarditis, the institution of circulatory support and maintenance of end-organ function, especially avoiding prolonged neurologic hypoxemia, can result in favourable outcomes for this previously almost universally fatal condition. The new statement details increasing awareness and education of fulminant myocarditis among health care providers to speed evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment. Treatment options for optimal outcomes include supporting patients through the use of extracorporeal life support (heart-lung machine), percutaneous and durable ventricular assist devices (devices to help the heart pump) and heart transplantation. "It is fortunate that fulminant myocarditis is rare and that it usually presents in typically younger and healthier patients, rather than critically ill patients seen in the office or emergency department," said Leslie T Cooper, MD, FAHA, vice-chair of the Statement Writing Group."This is where there are the greatest opportunities: early diagnosis, rapid treatment and the ability of frontline clinicians to detect the subtle signs and symptoms of this serious condition."

21 trains delayed due to low visibility in Northern Railway region

21 trains delayed due to low visibility in Northern Railway region

Thu, Jan 02, 2020

National capital was wrapped in thick blanket of fog on the morning of January 02. Several trains were running late due to fog. 21 trains got delayed due to low visibility in the Northern Railway region. Minimum temperature was recorded at 5.8°C on January 02.

Delhi weather today: National capital witnesses coldest December day in 119 years

Delhi weather today: National capital witnesses coldest December day in 119 years

Tue, Dec 31, 2019

The national capital woke up to another chilly morning on Tuesday after breaking the 119-year record of the coldest December day on Monday.

Equity indices in the green, Nifty Bank hits fresh record high

Equity indices in the green, Nifty Bank hits fresh record high

Mon, Dec 30, 2019

Equity benchmark indices were in the positive terrain during early hours on Monday tracking their Asian peers with easing of trade war worries and reduced uncertainty over the Brexit. At 10:15 am, the BSE S&P Sensex was up by 71 points to 41,646 while the Nifty 50 edged higher by 20 points at 12,266. Apart from Nifty metal and PSU bank, all sectoral indices at the National Stock Exchange were in the green. Nifty bank rose by 0.47 per cent to a fresh record high while Nifty auto ticked up by 0.63 per cent and FMCG by 0.5 per cent.

Dense fog engulfs Delhi

Dense fog engulfs Delhi

Mon, Dec 30, 2019

Dense fog gripped national capital as chilly weather continued in Northern India. Fog enveloped Delhi’s Connaught Place area. Indian Meteorological Department issued ‘red’ alert for the national capital as cold waves continue unabated in the region. Minimum temperature of 2.5°C was recorded in the national capital, on December 29.

Abhishek praises father Amitabh Bachchan on receiving Dada Phalke Award

Abhishek praises father Amitabh Bachchan on receiving Dada Phalke Award

Mon, Dec 30, 2019

Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan was honoured with the prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke award on Dec 29. Son Abhishek Bachchan is all praise as he shared a congratulatory post for his father on social media. The 43-year-old actor hopped on to Instagram and posted a picture of Big B and called the latter his “hero”. The legendary actor was conferred the highest honour of the film industry for his outstanding contribution to cinema.

Dense fog affects flights operations at IGI airport

Dense fog affects flights operations at IGI airport

Mon, Dec 30, 2019

As the national capital was engulfed in thick blanket of fog, flight operations were affected. Several flights were delayed due to cold wave. Normal operations were suspended due to low visibility at IGI airport. Minimum temperature was recorded at 3.4 °C on December 29. On December 28, Indian Meteorological Department issued ‘red’ warning for Delhi. The red colour denotes extreme weather conditions.

30 trains delayed due to dense fog in Northern Railway region

30 trains delayed due to dense fog in Northern Railway region

Mon, Dec 30, 2019

Several trains are running late after fog blankets northern India on December 30. Fog enveloped New Delhi railway station reducing visibility. The cold waves are expected to grip the national capital in next few days. 30 trains are running late due to low visibility in the Northern Railway region. Minimum temperature of 2.5°C was recorded in the national capital, on December 29.

Samsung Galaxy S11 Plus may feature even bigger camera bump: Report

Samsung Galaxy S11 Plus may feature even bigger camera bump: Report

Mon, Dec 30, 2019

If you thought the camera bump on the Apple iPhone 11 was overpowering, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S11 may just leave you somewhat baffled. According to tipster @OnLeaks, the high-end Galaxy S11 Plus version could feature a vertical rectangular camera module with rounded edges and comprise of four lenses and a flash. The image shared on Twitter appears to be a prototype design. It isn't clear if this would be the final Galaxy S11 Plus design when it launches in 2020.

In ‘New India’ corruption is never an option, competence is the norm: PM Modi

In ‘New India’ corruption is never an option, competence is the norm: PM Modi

Fri, Aug 30, 2019

Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended ‘Manorama News Conclave 2019’ through video conference on August 30. While addressing the event Prime Minister said, “This is a new India where surnames of the youth don't matter, what matters is their ability to make their own name. New India is not about voice of select few but each Indian. This is an India where corruption is never an option, whoever the person is. Competence is the norm.”

Silent strokes common in older patients: Study

Silent strokes common in older patients: Study

Mon, Aug 19, 2019

Researchers have found that silent covert strokes are more common than overt strokes in people aged 65 or older who have surgery. While an overt stroke causes obvious symptoms, such as weakness in one arm or speech problems that last more than a day, a covert stroke is not obvious except on brain scans, such as MRI. Each year, approximately 0.5 per cent of the 50 million people age 65 years or greater worldwide who have major, non-cardiac surgery will suffer an overt stroke, but until now little was known about the incidence or impacts of silent stroke after surgery, reported the study published in the journal, 'The Lancet.'

PM Modi addresses nation on its 73rd Independence day celebration from the ramparts of the Red Fort

PM Modi addresses nation on its 73rd Independence day celebration from the ramparts of the Red Fort

Thu, Aug 15, 2019

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has begun his address from the ramparts of the Red Fort by conveying Independence Day greetings. Then he says 'We do not believe in creating problems or dragging them. In less than 70 days of our new Government, Article 370 was revoked, and in both Houses of Parliament, 2/3rd of the members supported this move. The old system in Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh led to corruption, nepotism but there was injustice when it came to rights of women, children, Dalits, tribal communities.

PM Modi unfulred national flag from the Red fort, nation chants 'National Anthem'

PM Modi unfulred national flag from the Red fort, nation chants 'National Anthem'

Thu, Aug 15, 2019

India on Thursday is celebrating its 73rd Independence Day with many events across the country. Prime Minister Narendra Modi unfurled the national flag at the majestic Red Fort.

Nation turns tricolor as it celebrates its 73rd Independence Day

Nation turns tricolor as it celebrates its 73rd Independence Day

Thu, Aug 15, 2019

India on Thursday is celebrating its 73rd Independence Day with many events across the country. Nation turns tricolor as its celebrates its 73rd Independence Day

FTC, Cambridge Analytica, Facebook, Data, New Delhi

FTC, Cambridge Analytica, Facebook, Data, New Delhi

Thu, Jul 25, 2019

President Ram Nath Kovind met divyang children in New Delhi on Wednesday. In separate engagements, President Kovind interacted with divyang children who performed at a cultural programme.

FTC sues Cambridge Analytica over 'deceptive practices'

FTC sues Cambridge Analytica over 'deceptive practices'

Thu, Jul 25, 2019

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has also sued Cambridge Analytica - the data firm accused of harvesting data on millions of Facebook users without consent, after announcing a record fine of USD 5 billion for the social networking giant.

Parents barriers to teen independence: Study

Parents barriers to teen independence: Study

Tue, Jul 23, 2019

Parents can act as barriers to teen independence by not giving them enough space to take up important responsibility, recent findings suggest. According to the study, nearly all parents (97 per cent) in a new national poll say they are helping their teen become more independent by using strategies like allowing them to make more choices (86 per cent), pushing them to handle things themselves (74 per cent) and no longer doing things for them (65 per cent). Despite this, one-quarter of parents surveyed say they are the main barrier to their teen's independence by not taking the time or effort to give their teen more responsibility, according to the research. "As children become teenagers, the role of parents shifts to helping them gain the knowledge and experience they will need for being independent adults," said Sarah Clark, lead author of the study. The report is based on responses from a nationally-representative sample of 877 parents of at least one child who is 14-18 years old. The study was conducted at the University of Michigan. Sixty per cent of parents polled say their teen's characteristics are barriers to becoming more independent, such as not being mature enough (24 per cent), not having time (22 per cent) or not knowing enough (14 per cent) to take on more responsibility. Parents gave the lowest rating of teen independence for tasks related to health care. When it comes to their teen's health, parents may feel responsible for ensuring that appropriate care is received and medical advice is followed, Clark says. Parents are nearly universal in the belief that it is important for teens to make mistakes, but they also feel they should prevent teens from mistakes that are too serious. Researchers recommend parents to position themselves as a back-up resource, to be consulted only if the teen cannot handle the matter independently. Parents should also establish specific milestones and create opportunities to mentor their teens in gaining experience and confidence while reaching those goals.

Equifax to pay USD 700 million in a settlement over 2017 data breach: Report

Equifax to pay USD 700 million in a settlement over 2017 data breach: Report

Tue, Jul 23, 2019

Equifax Inc is reportedly nearing a USD 700 million settlement with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over a massive data breach in 2017. The Wall Street Journal has reported that the settlement money would also resolve a nationwide consumer class-action lawsuit against Equifax. The 2017 data breach exposed nearly social security numbers and other sensitive personal information of nearly 150 million Americans.

Judgement positive, Pakistan will realise their mistake and will return Jadhav: VK Singh

Judgement positive, Pakistan will realise their mistake and will return Jadhav: VK Singh

Thu, Jul 18, 2019

While speaking to ANI on Thursday, Union Minister VK Singh on Kulbhushan Jadhav’s verdict said, “The judgement is positive. Hopefully, Pakistan will realise their mistake and will take action to ensure that justice is prevailed and will return to India.” Earlier, the ICJ ruled in favour of India and put a stay order on Jadhav's death sentence handed out by a Pakistani court. The ICJ also asked Pakistan to review its conviction and sentencing of Jadhav, who is facing execution on charges of alleged spying.

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