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Photo: Xinhua/IANSCBRE Report Highlights Need for 2.9M Hospital Beds
New Delhi: India will need an additional 2.6 billion sq. ft. of healthcare real estate by 2035, as the country needs nearly 2.9 million additional hospital beds to align with global healthcare infrastructure benchmarks, a report said on Friday. The report from CBRE South Asia said the country currently has nearly 1.6 hospital beds per…
Photo: AI ImageJSR traffic plan revised for smooth Puja movement
The East Singhbhum district administration has introduced traffic diversions across Jamshedpur to regulate vehicular movement during Durga Puja. The revised traffic arrangements came into effect on Thursday and will remain in force till October 21. Commuters have been advised to follow the designated routes to avoid congestion around busy roads and Puja pandals. Under the…
Photo: TGCBSL holds speech contests to promote integrity among students
Bokaro: The Vigilance Department of Bokaro Steel Plant (BSL) organised Hindi and English speech competitions at Mithila Academy Public School on Wednesday as part of Vigilance Awareness Week 2026 and the three-month Special Preventive Vigilance Campaign. The competitions were based on this year’s theme, “Integrity: A Way of Life”, and aimed to sensitise students to…
Photo: TGCThe Guardian Chronicle felicitates educators for their contribution to nation building
The Guardian Chronicle, an independent English-language daily newspaper, organised the ‘Guru Vashishth Samman’ ceremony on Wednesday to recognise the contributions of teachers, principals and educational leaders in shaping students’ futures and strengthening the education system. The programme brought together educators and representatives of educational institutions, with awards presented to individuals from Central Board of Secondary…
Photo: AI ImageEducation ministry sets up panel to examine IIIT student’s death
The Ministry of Education on Tuesday took cognisance of the death of a student on the IIIT Ranchi campus and constituted a three-member committee to examine the circumstances and related issues in detail. The panel will be headed by Rajni Abbi, South Campus Director, University of Delhi, and will comprise a senior psychiatrist and a…
Photo: TGCThe American Contradiction: Exemptions for Washington, Tariff Threats for Others
Donald Trump’s decision to ease sanctions on Russian diesel exposes the widening gulf between America’s professed principles and its pursuit of national interest. As Ukraine faces mounting pressure and India confronts the threat of punitive tariffs, Washington’s credibility as a champion of a rules-based international order is at stake. There is a particular irony in…
Photo: AI imageOral and Airway Microbial Imbalances May Be Associated with Persistent COVID Symptoms
People with long Covid, where symptoms persist after recovery from an acute Covid-19 infection, may have distinct differences in the mix of bacteria living in their mouths and lungs, research has shown. The differences in the lung microbiome are linked to respiratory symptoms, as well as the cognitive and digestive problems known to occur in…
Photo: TGC/AI GeneratedFrom Leather Products to Iron Items: What Devotees Should Not Buy During Navratri
The nine-day festival is observed with prayers, fasting and special rituals dedicated to the nine forms of Goddess Durga. As Navratri approaches, devotees begin preparing their homes for the festivities, including cleaning, decorating and arranging items required for worship. Along with these preparations, several traditional beliefs are associated with things that are considered better to…
Photo: AI imageFake social media ID misuses Giridih DC’s Identity, administration warns public
Giridih: The Giridih district administration has warned citizens about a fake social media account allegedly misusing the name and identity of Deputy Commissioner Ramniwas Yadav to mislead people and commit cyber fraud. According to the administration, information has been received that the fake account is being used to deceive people. Citizens have been urged to…
Photo: AI imageAs Climate Risks Mount, Lancet Study Urges 5 Actions to Safeguard Global Health
New Delhi: Amid predictions of the strongest-on-record El Niño later this year, researchers have put forth five actions through which people around the world could be better prepared for the event, potentially reducing its toll on human health. The actions are aimed at gaining a comprehensive risk overview, which holds the key to being able…
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