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Teenager's Death Linked to Family Resentment Over Phone Conversations | Law-Order
2+ hour, 34+ min ago (277+ words) Teenager's Death Linked to Family Resentment Over Phone Conversations Devdiscourse Teenager's Death Linked to Family Resentment Over Phone Conversations A 17-year-old girl from Uttar Pradesh was allegedly murdered by her maternal uncle and stepbrother due to family disapproval of her…...
Ebola Cases Surge in Congo: An Ongoing Health Crisis
1+ day, 51+ min ago (151+ words) Devdiscourse Ebola Cases Surge in Congo: An Ongoing Health Crisis Congolese authorities have reported a sharp rise in suspected Ebola cases, totaling 1, 028 according to Health Minister Samuel Roger Kamba. The confirmed cases have reached 225, signifying a significant health challenge for…...
India's Institutional Deliveries Climb to 90. 6%: NFHS-6 Report | Health
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (564+ words) India's Institutional Deliveries Climb to 90. 6%: NFHS-6 Report Devdiscourse India's Institutional Deliveries Climb to 90. 6%: NFHS-6 Report The National Family Health Survey-6 indicates that institutional deliveries in India rose from 88. 6% during 2019-2021 to 90. 6% in 2023-24, enhancing maternal and neonatal health. Improvements in antenatal care…...
India Sees Rise in Prompt Breastfeeding Post-Birth: NFHS-6 Survey
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (223+ words) Devdiscourse India Sees Rise in Prompt Breastfeeding Post-Birth: NFHS-6 Survey The NFHS-6 reveals half of Indian newborns are breastfed within the first hour of life, an increase from previous years. While exclusive breastfeeding rates dropped, initiatives like POSHAN Abhiyaan show…...
India Reaches 90. 6% Institutional Births as Maternal Care Improves | Health
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (251+ words) India Reaches 90. 6% Institutional Births as Maternal Care Improves Devdiscourse India Reaches 90. 6% Institutional Births as Maternal Care Improves The National Family Health Survey-6 reveals a rise in institutional births in India from 88. 6% to 90. 6% between 2019-2021 and 2023-24. The survey highlights improvements in maternal…...
Survey Reveals Remarkable Growth in Digital Access Among Indian Women | Health
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (338+ words) Survey Reveals Remarkable Growth in Digital Access Among Indian Women Devdiscourse Survey Reveals Remarkable Growth in Digital Access Among Indian Women Digital access among Indian women has nearly doubled to 64. 3% in 2023-24, as reported in the recent NFHS-6 survey. Initiatives supporting…...
India Sees Surge in Institutional Deliveries and Maternal Care | Health
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (262+ words) India Sees Surge in Institutional Deliveries and Maternal Care Devdiscourse India Sees Surge in Institutional Deliveries and Maternal Care The latest National Family Health Survey reveals a rise in institutional deliveries in India from 88. 6% in 2019-2021 to 90. 6% in 2023-24. Maternal healthcare access…...
Effortless Elegance: Kiro's Revolutionary 4-in-1 Skin Tint | Business
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (257+ words) Effortless Elegance: Kiro's Revolutionary 4-in-1 Skin Tint Devdiscourse Effortless Elegance: Kiro's Revolutionary 4-in-1 Skin Tint Kiro's Barely There Skin Tint merges skincare, sun protection, and makeup, promising a streamlined beauty routine with its SPF 35 formulation. Suiting Indian skin tones, it…...
Water Shortage Persists in Delhi Due to Low Production at Key Plants
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (177+ words) Devdiscourse Water Shortage Persists in Delhi Due to Low Production at Key Plants Delhi continues to face a significant water shortage as production declines at Wazirabad and Chandrawal plants. The Delhi Jal Board attributes this to reduced Yamuna water levels,…...
Admissions Halted for Underperforming Traditional PG Courses in Marathwada Colleges
2+ day, 4+ hour ago (179+ words) Devdiscourse News Desk | Nanded | India Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University in Nanded has decided to suspend first-year admissions for postgraduate traditional courses in 29 of its affiliated colleges for the upcoming academic year 2026-27. This move comes after these colleges scored less…...