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With regard to the first Delta plus variant case, the sample of the person was sent to CCMB on April 5 and the result was out on June 23. (PTI Photo)

Two Delta Plus Covid cases in TS, experts say following all norms

Experts state that Delta plus is not a concern in India as its spread has not been noted

31 July 2021 10:03 AM IST

Though unconfirmed, netizens are speculating the deaths of the 22 critical patients whose oxygen was cut during the mock drill. (PTI)

Telangana Govt says there was no death due to oxygen shortage during...

TS replies to Centre-'s query; Govt relies on technical flaw to justify wrong claim

30 July 2021 12:33 AM IST

Excess use of antibiotics may cause health crisis in India: Expert

Excess use of antibiotics may cause health crisis in India: Expert

Experts state that secondary infections due to the indiscriminate use of antibiotics will add to an estimated 10 million...

30 July 2021 12:10 AM IST

There is a fear in the industry that if the draft rules are implemented in their present form, MSMEs in the state will incur losses of an estimated 11,487 crore. Representational Image (AP)

News draft rules to hit MSMEs hard

According to a survey in the state, 83 per cent of MSMEs said they had shifted to e-commerce mode of business during the...

21 July 2021 2:07 AM IST

Drinking water sumps are now filled with muck and silt and will require proper cleaning before they can be used for cooking and drinking purposes. (PTI Photo)

People near lake beds dread a repeat of 2020 flood horror

In Osman Nagar the water level is knee-deep and people were shifted to the nearby community hall in the night

17 July 2021 12:23 AM IST

Neurological disorders could also be assessed automatically, allowing quantification of behaviour as part of a check-up or to assess the effects of drug treatment. (Photo: ANI)

Burden of neurological disorders have doubled in 30 years in India

Stroke related disabilities add to the socio-economic burden of the families who find it difficult to bear it

16 July 2021 12:48 AM IST

A teacher records a session in an empty classroom after online classes resumed, as authorities eased COVID-19 restrictions, in Sangli. (Representative Photo:PTI)

Online classes: Students offhand, teachers at a loss

Online classes for Class 1 to 12 have begun from July in SSC and CBSE schools and in the first month itself

14 July 2021 12:05 AM IST

In severe Covid-19 cases, it has been found that after six to eight weeks, the patients reported back with problems in heart, brain fog and lungs. (Representational Photo:PTI)

One crore people suffer from long Covid in India: Study

It was found that fatigue, weakness and sleeplessness were reported not only in serious cases but also in mild cases

12 July 2021 11:29 PM IST

A health worker places medicine strips in a formation that reads CORONA. (Photo: PTI)

Immune boosters are the new fatal attraction

People advised to swear by doctor-'s prescription

4 July 2021 7:19 AM IST

Dr S. Shantha Kumari - By Arrangement

Interview | We say no to violence agains women: Gynaecology expert

Dr S. Shantha Kumari will take over the post of president of the Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Society of...

23 Jun 2021 12:25 AM IST

People play badminton along a street next to closed shops during a lockdown imposed to curb the spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus in Secunderabad on June 16, 2021. (Noah SEELAM / AFP)

After unlock, COVID-19 SoPS must be enforced strictly

To prevent COVID-19 super spreader events happening, the local administration must be empowered to take action

18 Jun 2021 8:52 AM IST

Many universities are only accepting the students who have been vaccinated with a WHO-approved COVID-19 vaccine. (Photo: Representational/PTI)

India's vaccine hesitancy is at a high of 74.53 per cent

Mainly, the young from lower socio-economic class are not willing to take the jab

16 Jun 2021 1:03 AM IST