The doctors in India and other Asian countries face violence more often at the workplace than their western counterparts. The study was published in the Indian Journal of Psychiatry on Tuesday. “We found 75% of all doctors in India have faced some form of violence. This is much higher than nearly 50-60% violence reported in …
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When Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the enthusiastic crowd at the Nehru Maidan here on Saturday, in the sea of supporters was a fan who stood out. For, he had quit a job in Australia just to ensure he could cast his vote here and see his favourite leader back as Prime Minister for the second term. TOI Sudhindraa Hebbaar, …
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In a major setback to the government, the Supreme Court has rejected their objections to Rafale documents, saying that three “classified” documents are admissible in Court. The Supreme Court pronounced its decision on whether or not to admit certain ‘confidential’ documents as evidence when conducting the review in the Rafale case. Read more Jump To Uttarakhand Farmer Commits Suicide, Urges …
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Lakshadweep is not one of the names that come to your mind immediately when it comes to the Lok Sabha Elections. Cut off from mainland India, Lakshadweep often makes it into election news only in statistics – as the smallest Lok Sabha constituency in India, in terms of the number of voters. There are just 54,266 registered voters in Lakshadweep …
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Hours after Pakistan PM Imran Khan made remarks that he sees a better chance of peace talks with India if BJP wins the upcoming general elections seems to have opened a flood gates of comments and reactions on social media. 1) Imran Khan is endorsing PM Modi so in effect he is saying #MainBhiChowkidar 2) BJP is coming back so …
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With the day temperature already hovering around 40-degree Celsius, Delhi is all set for what could be a hot and dry summer, where water shortage is going to be a huge issue. But the Delhi government has come up with an interesting suggestion that could provide a major relief to the national capital in peak summer. AFP/ REPRESENTATIONAL IMAGE The …
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Organ and tissue transplant organisations are essential to any healthy country. With proper awareness campaigns and effective volunteering, people can be given a new lease of life. Though, there are many myths that surround the process of organ donation, the final decision of donating always rests with the family. Two brain-dead patients in Bengaluru helped save lives of almost 12 …
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Sky’s the limit to achieve one’s goals when a person decides to burn the midnight oil. No social taboos or stereotypes can hamper the growth of a hardworking person. The same can be said for Sreedhanya Suresh from Kerala’s Wayanad district. The 22-year-old became the first tribal girl from the district to clear the civil service examinations. She secured the …
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In the first of its kind major crackdown in India ahead of the Lok Sabha Elections, social media giant Facebook said that it has taken down 702 accounts, pages and groups linked to political activity in India because of “coordinated inauthentic behavior”. According to Facebook, among the 702 pages and account taken down, 687 are linked to individuals associated with …
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A suspected suicide bomber, who was arrested for trying to target CRPF convoy in the similar way another one was attacked in Pulwama on February 14 in which more than 40 soldiers were martyred on Monday. He tried to attack a CRPF convoy on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway two days ago. Now, he told police that he was asked over …
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