Singarayakonda student tragedy, highlighting the need for a fair investigation, school management's right to due process, and justice based on evidence rather than allegations.
H1N1 influenza cases are rising sharply in Delhi, with numbers jumping to several times last year's. Dr Saptarshi Ghosh, consultant clinical oncologist, FRCR Clinical Oncology (UK), MRCP Medical Oncology (SCE UK), FUICC, says that the rise is mainly because of
Delhi has been seeing an unprecedented spike in cases of swine flu this year, recording around 1,777 confirmed cases so far. This is nearly six times the tally of around 229 recorded in the same period last year
Swine flu cases continue to climb in Delhi, with 1,777 confirmed cases logged till August 20, shows data from the Delhi Health Department. Several hospitals in the city have reported a surge in cases over the past two weeks, with doctors seeing patients across
Monsoon maladies have the city in their grip according to figures released by the BMC. While the number of malaria patients has risen steadily, with over 1,142 cases registered in the first half of August as compared to 655 in June and 1,380 in July, the year
