Maharashtra has detected 91 cases of KP. 2, mainly in Pune. Dr. Rajesh Karyakarte has not observed any increase in severe cases despite the spread of KP. 2 in several cities.
China is closely monitoring the KP. 2 variant of COVID-19, with minimal cases reported. Health experts recommend hygiene practices and a balanced diet. The new will
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News from India: More than one in nine eligible children nationally received some dose of measles vaccine in 2019-21 and about 30% received only the measles vaccine.
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FLiRT COVID-19 variant in India: People with low immunity, especially the elderly with diabetes, hypertension, and other respiratory diseases, deserve to take precautions and avoid crowded places.
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FLiRT COVID-19 variants in India: This variant replaced the previously circulating JN. 1 variant and is now generating cases in several countries.
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With the emergence of new Covid variants, this time we would possibly be facing an organization of mutants collectively referred to as “FLiRT”. According to a report by the Times of India, the variants that are. . .
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Among India’s many forts, some are also UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Visitors are drawn to the majestic architecture, intricate carvings, and extensive complexities. . .
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India’s growing hole of wealth and inequality has allowed some to reach new heights in the country’s developing economy, while others are lagging behind.
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Narendra Modi has been re-elected Prime Minister of India, albeit by a much narrower margin than expected.
India has re-elected Narendra Modi as prime minister, making him the second leader in India’s history to win a third term. But Indian analysts call the effects a shock, as Modi’s party lost at least 20% of its parliamentary seats, forcing it to rely on a coalition. As Nick Schifrin reports, this may be Modi’s way of governing after 10 years in power.
