Increasing surveillance can be crucial and help in the early detection and treatment of the Chandipura virus that has so far claimed the lives of six children and affected about 12 in Gujarat, said doctors on Tuesday. According to Gujarat Health Minister Rushikesh Patel, the virus is suspected to have caused the death of six children in the past five days, while the number of cases has risen to 12.

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Chandipura virus: 12 suspected Chandipura virus cases emerge in Gujarat

Tibetan President in Exile, Penpa Tsering, has confirmed back channel talks with the Chinese government that took place earlier this month. In an exclusive interview with WION, he stated, "Talks are happening. Nothing concrete. I admit back channel, nothing substantive happening." Direct talks between the two sides began in 2002, with a total of nine rounds conducted until 2010. In 2008, the Tibetan side in exile presented proposals for autonomy, which was rejected by the Chinese government.

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India's Anjum Modgil will compete at her second Olympics this month and will aim to put the disappointment of Tokyo 2020 behind her in Paris. She will participate in the 50m Rifle 3 position event. Moudgil spoke to Wion Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deon on her learnings from the Tokyo Olympics and her goals for Paris 2024.

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At least 8 Indians and a Sri Lankan were rescued from an oil tanker that capsized near the Oman coast on Tuesday. Amidst rough seas and strong winds, search and rescue operations are underway to find the seven missing sailors.

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A self-styled godman, 'Glacier Baba', constructed an unauthorized temple at an altitude of over 5,000 meters in a Himalayan glacier area in Uttarakhand. Authorities remained completely in the dark until villagers notified them.

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With the union budget just around the corner, reports are swirling about a possible tax hike on futures and options, or F&O, trading. This has raised concerns for some, but also sparked discussions about protecting investors and promoting long-term investment strategies. Take a look at this next report for more on this

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A 27-year-old woman, who worked at a bank, died by suicide in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, allegedly due to intense bullying, body-shaming and mental torture at her workplace for around six months.&nbsp;

The woman, identified as Shivani Tyagi, died by suicide at her home last Friday. Local reports have mentioned that she was a relationship manager at a Noida-based branch of Axis Bank.&nbsp;

She reportedly consumed poison and later died at GTB Hospital in Delhi. A case against the accused under the abetment to suicide law was filed by her brother.&nbsp;

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A First Information Report (FIR) of abetment to suicide was registered by the Ghaziabad police on Sunday against four employees of an Indian multinational bank in Noida.

Deputy Commissioner of Police, Ghaziabad, Gyananjay Singh, said, "It appears that she was being body-shamed, bullied and harassed at her workplace."&nbsp;

The police said that they have recovered a suicide note from her room, which details her humiliation. In the note, she named five people and sought the death penalty for them.&nbsp;

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While speaking to NDTV, her brother Gaurav Tyagi said that a woman colleague often commented on her. He told the media outlet that the woman, whose identity hasn't been revealed, would "pick on her dressing sense, her eating habits and her manner of speaking. Shivani was called names. People would often pick on her".&nbsp;

Gaurav also claimed that once the woman attacked his sister. "She (Shivani) tried resigning many times, but each time the company would find an excuse to reject it," the brother claimed.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

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A 27-year-old woman, who worked at a bank, died by suicide in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, allegedly due to intense bullying, body-shaming and mental torture at her workplace for around six months.

A 27-year-old woman, who worked at a bank, died by suicide in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, allegedly due to intense bullying, body-shaming and mental torture at her workplace for around six months. The woman, identified as Shivani Tyagi, died by suicide at her home last Friday. Local reports have mentioned that she was a relationship manager at a Noida-based branch of Axis Bank. She reportedly consumed poison and later died at GTB Hospital in Delhi. A case against the accused under the abetment to suicide law was filed by her brother. Also read: India: ‘Matter of life and death,’ says CM Sarma as Muslim population in Assam reaches 40% A First Information Report (FIR) of abetment to suicide was registered by the Ghaziabad police on Sunday against four employees of an Indian multinational bank in Noida. Deputy Commissioner of Police, Ghaziabad, Gyananjay Singh, said, "It appears that she was being body-shamed, bullied and harassed at her workplace." The police said that they have recovered a suicide note from her room, which details her humiliation. In the note, she named five people and sought the death penalty for them. Also read: Video: Indian farmer rolls on floor while protesting alleged land occupation by mafia While speaking to NDTV, her brother Gaurav Tyagi said that a woman colleague often commented on her. He told the media outlet that the woman, whose identity hasn't been revealed, would "pick on her dressing sense, her eating habits and her manner of speaking. Shivani was called names. People would often pick on her". Gaurav also claimed that once the woman attacked his sister. "She (Shivani) tried resigning many times, but each time the company would find an excuse to reject it," the brother claimed. (With inputs from agencies) Get help & support for suicide If you or someone you know wants help for mental well-being, don't hesitate to talk to a professional. You can contact local authorities and also encourage the person to contact a suicide prevention hotline using the information above link. WION is not associated with any of these organisations and does not make any recommendations.

Indian woman dies by suicide over body-shaming, bullying and harassment at workplace

The Badrinath Kedarnath Temple is in the middle of a raging controversial allegations of theft of gold from the temple. The temple committee president has denied the allegations made by Shankaracharya of Jyotirmath.

India: Badrinath Kedarnath temple President denies allegation over gold scam

The Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday clarified that the government has approved a Bill mandating 50-75 per cent employment reservation for Kannadigas in state's private sector, hours after deleting his earlier post on social media platform 'X' from a day before

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India: Kedarnath temple president denies allegations over 'gold scam'

Thousands of Shia community members took out the Muharram procession in the Kashmir Valley amidst tight security arrangements for the procession to prevent any Law and Order situation.

Srinagar: Muharram Procession allowed in 2023 after 30 years of pause

Vultures are scavengers and play a vital role in the circle of life as they provide sanitation services by removing carcasses from the environment. A new study has found that they also serve an important role in protecting human life.&nbsp;

A decline in the vulture population in India led to ecological and socio-economic impacts and it is a known fact that the implications of biodiversity loss on ecosystems and human societies can be extensive. The population of Indian vulture severely declined during the crisis in the 1990s, resulting in the listing of the species as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List in 2002.&nbsp;

The new study has revealed that over 500,000 people died between 2000 and 2005 as a result of disease-carrying germs spreading from an excess of dead animals, which was caused due to near-extinction of vultures in India, science.org reported on Monday (Jul 15).&nbsp;

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The vultures started dying because of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication diclofenac which is extremely poisonous to the birds. When they unintentionally consumed diclofenac-contaminated carcasses, they suffered kidney failure and visceral gout, which can be fatal. The Indian government banned the use of diclofenac in 2006.&nbsp;

The study, which is currently online as a working paper and will be published in an upcoming issue of the American Economic Review, mentions that the monetary damage from the related public health crisis is nearly $70 billion a year.&nbsp;

As quoted by science.org, Atheendar Venkataramani, a health economist at the University of Pennsylvania, said: "This [paper] will be a classic in the field. It's going to generate a lot of new science." Venkataramani was not involved with the study.&nbsp;

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Eyal G Frank and Anant Sudarshan have conducted the research. They said that the Indian government required tanneries to use chemicals to dispose of the waste, causing toxic substances to enter waterways used by people.&nbsp;

To understand the impact of the same, vulture habitat maps were superimposed on Indian administrative district maps by the researchers as they examined medical records for over 600 areas while adjusting for hospital count, weather and water quality.&nbsp;

As per the report, human death rates in districts surveyed averaged about 0.9% per 1000 people before 1994, which is a baseline that accounted for whether there were a lot of vultures in a particular district.&nbsp;

However, the report mentioned that areas that were traditionally home to a large number of vultures saw a 4.7% hike in human death rates on average, or roughly 1,04,386 additional deaths per year by the end of 2005. The study also found that death rates in those districts that weren't the typical homes of vultures remained stable at 0.9%.&nbsp;

The study also highlights why the conservation of species in their natural habitat or natural ecosystem is important.&nbsp;&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

Vultures are scavengers and play a vital role in the circle of life as they provide sanitation services by removing carcasses from the environment. A new study has found that they also serve an important role in protecting human life.

Vultures are scavengers and play a vital role in the circle of life as they provide sanitation services by removing carcasses from the environment. A new study has found that they also serve an important role in protecting human life. A decline in the vulture population in India led to ecological and socio-economic impacts and it is a known fact that the implications of biodiversity loss on ecosystems and human societies can be extensive. The population of Indian vulture severely declined during the crisis in the 1990s, resulting in the listing of the species as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List in 2002. The new study has revealed that over 500,000 people died between 2000 and 2005 as a result of disease-carrying germs spreading from an excess of dead animals, which was caused due to near-extinction of vultures in India, science.org reported on Monday (Jul 15). Also read: Big Boss of snakes? Scientists live stream thousands of rattlesnakes living in 'mega-den' in Colorado The vultures started dying because of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication diclofenac which is extremely poisonous to the birds. When they unintentionally consumed diclofenac-contaminated carcasses, they suffered kidney failure and visceral gout, which can be fatal. The Indian government banned the use of diclofenac in 2006. The study, which is currently online as a working paper and will be published in an upcoming issue of the American Economic Review, mentions that the monetary damage from the related public health crisis is nearly $70 billion a year. As quoted by science.org, Atheendar Venkataramani, a health economist at the University of Pennsylvania, said: "This [paper] will be a classic in the field. It's going to generate a lot of new science." Venkataramani was not involved with the study. Also read: These female frogs refuse sex, eat up males if they don’t like their singing Eyal G Frank and Anant Sudarshan have conducted the research. They said that the Indian government required tanneries to use chemicals to dispose of the waste, causing toxic substances to enter waterways used by people. To understand the impact of the same, vulture habitat maps were superimposed on Indian administrative district maps by the researchers as they examined medical records for over 600 areas while adjusting for hospital count, weather and water quality. As per the report, human death rates in districts surveyed averaged about 0.9% per 1000 people before 1994, which is a baseline that accounted for whether there were a lot of vultures in a particular district. However, the report mentioned that areas that were traditionally home to a large number of vultures saw a 4.7% hike in human death rates on average, or roughly 1,04,386 additional deaths per year by the end of 2005. The study also found that death rates in those districts that weren't the typical homes of vultures remained stable at 0.9%. The study also highlights why the conservation of species in their natural habitat or natural ecosystem is important. (With inputs from agencies)

Decline in India's vulture population impacted human health, contributing to thousands of deaths: Report

A self-styled godman quietly built an unauthorised temple on government land at over 5,000 meters (16,500 feet) on the Sunderdhunga glacier in Bageshwar, Uttarakhand.

India: 'Godman' builds temple at 16,500 feet on Uttarakhand glacier

India will help launch a satellite for Mauritius, the announcement for which came during External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar's visit to the country. A project plan document has been exchanged between India's ISRO and its counterpart, the MRIC.

Mauritius Prime Minister Pravind Kumar Jugnauth, standing alongside EAM Jaishankar said, "India is accompanying Mauritius in emerging sectors. Both our countries are working for a joint development of a satellite. A MoU establishing a framework of collaboration between ISRO &amp; MRIC" has been signed.

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Once operational, the satellite will relay multi spectral imagery which will provide accurate and targeted data for land and sea surface monitoring. "Overall scope of India, Mauritius space cooperation will foster a new era which will allow sharing of data pertaining to our territory",&nbsp;PM Jugnauth pointed out.

An India Mauritius space portal that will provide value added services is also under works. India's support to the country comes even as it has reached out to other countries for space capacity building, including countries&nbsp;like Bhutan.

During EAM's visit, 12 India assisted projects in the field of education, healthcare,&nbsp;public amenities and&nbsp;sports were virtually inaugurated. Eight&nbsp;more such facilities will be inaugurated in the next two months in Rodrigues and Agalega. The Indian minister also visited the site of the Civil Service College project in Réduit and complimented the Indian workers who are playing a key role in building it.

Meanwhile, India has extended support to Mauritius on the Chagos island issue. EAM Jaishankar said, " I would like to again assure you today that on the issue of Chagos, India will continue its consistent support to Mauritius in line with its principal stand on decolonization and support for sovereignty and territorial integrity of nations."

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Chagos Archipelago remains under British occupation and is currently administered by it. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) and the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) both have ruled that British administration of the Archipelago is unlawful and that it should be returned to Mauritius.

The Mauritius PM thanked EAM Jaishankar for Delhi's support on the issue.

He said, "I had the opportunity to restate our deep gratitude to India's unflinching support for the long standing struggle of Mauritius to complete our decolonization process, so that we can effectively exercise our sovereignty over our entire territory, including Chagos".

India will help launch a satellite for Mauritius, the announcement for which came during External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar's visit to the country. A project plan document has been exchanged between India's ISRO and its counterpart, the MRIC.

India will help launch a satellite for Mauritius, the announcement for which came during External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar's visit to the country. A project plan document has been exchanged between India's ISRO and its counterpart, the MRIC. Mauritius Prime Minister Pravind Kumar Jugnauth, standing alongside EAM Jaishankar said, "India is accompanying Mauritius in emerging sectors. Both our countries are working for a joint development of a satellite. A MoU establishing a framework of collaboration between ISRO & MRIC" has been signed. Also read: NEET-UG scam: Accused who stole exam paper from NTA trunk in Jharkhand arrested Once operational, the satellite will relay multi spectral imagery which will provide accurate and targeted data for land and sea surface monitoring. "Overall scope of India, Mauritius space cooperation will foster a new era which will allow sharing of data pertaining to our territory", PM Jugnauth pointed out. An India Mauritius space portal that will provide value added services is also under works. India's support to the country comes even as it has reached out to other countries for space capacity building, including countries like Bhutan. During EAM's visit, 12 India assisted projects in the field of education, healthcare, public amenities and sports were virtually inaugurated. Eight more such facilities will be inaugurated in the next two months in Rodrigues and Agalega. The Indian minister also visited the site of the Civil Service College project in Réduit and complimented the Indian workers who are playing a key role in building it. Meanwhile, India has extended support to Mauritius on the Chagos island issue. EAM Jaishankar said, " I would like to again assure you today that on the issue of Chagos, India will continue its consistent support to Mauritius in line with its principal stand on decolonization and support for sovereignty and territorial integrity of nations." Also read: This Indian city installs automatic kiosk for loved street food Pani Puri, goes viral Chagos Archipelago remains under British occupation and is currently administered by it. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) and the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) both have ruled that British administration of the Archipelago is unlawful and that it should be returned to Mauritius. The Mauritius PM thanked EAM Jaishankar for Delhi's support on the issue. He said, "I had the opportunity to restate our deep gratitude to India's unflinching support for the long standing struggle of Mauritius to complete our decolonization process, so that we can effectively exercise our sovereignty over our entire territory, including Chagos".

India to help Mauritius launch a satellite; extends support on Chagos

As the big day approaches, India’s individual taxpayers are eagerly awaiting potential relief measures. With the interim budget of 2024 offering little in terms of tax benefits, there are high expectations for substantial reforms this time around. Our next reports explores the key changes that could significantly impact the middle class. Take a look.

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Tech giant apple is undergoing a strategic shift, with India emerging as a key growth engine. Facing a slowdown in china and ongoing trade tensions, apple is looking to expand in the fastest-growing economy of the world.

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A Chinese spy ship has entered the Bay of Bengal after India Issued a NOTAM, Notice to Airmen, restricting airspace over the Bay of Bengal from July 17th to 26th. Another Chinese spy ship is headed to Male, Maldives for the third time this year. What are these spy ships up to?

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At least four Indian soldiers have been killed in action after encounter broke out at Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district. Watch in for more details!

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Jammu-Kashmir: 4 Indian army officers killed in Doda encounter

The father of a top politician in the eastern Indian state of Bihar was brutally murdered on Tuesday (Jul 16) in his home. The body of Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP) chief Mukesh Sahani's father was recovered in a mutilated condition. Mukesh was in Mumbai at the time of the murder. He left immediately for his home in Darbhanga after being informed about the incident.

Local police have opened a probe into the murder of Jitan Sahani and a Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been formed, comprising the Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) and the Station House Officer (SHO).

Police found several stab injuries and cut marks on Jitan Sahani's chest and stomach.

Nitin Nabin, a minister in the Bihar government, said personal enmity could have motivated the murderers. "The government will investigate the matter and the truth will be revealed," he said.

Sub-Divisional Police Officer Manish Chandra Choudhary said after a preliminary investigation that somebody may have entered the house with the intention of theft and was caught red-handed.

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Union Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi reacted to the development on social media and said he was "shocked".

"I demand from the state government that the culprits should be arrested immediately and a speedy trial should be conducted. My party and I are with Mukesh Sahani ji in every way in this hour of grief," he wrote in a post in Hindi.

Meanwhile, the Opposition Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) party slammed the ruling Janata Dal (United), an ally of the national ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), for the 'collapse' of the law and order situation in the state.

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"...What is going on in Bihar? No day goes by without a murder...The Chief Minister is in an unconscious state of mind. He might not even know by now that something has happened in the state. No political leader is safe in Bihar... The system has collapsed. Bihar is at the mercy of gods...," said RJD Spokesperson Shakti Singh Yadav.

(With inputs from agencies)

The father of a top politician in the eastern Indian state of Bihar was brutally murdered on Tuesday (Jul 16) in his home. The body of Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP) chief Mukesh Sahani's father was recovered in a mutilated condition.

The father of a top politician in the eastern Indian state of Bihar was brutally murdered on Tuesday (Jul 16) in his home. The body of Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP) chief Mukesh Sahani's father was recovered in a mutilated condition. Mukesh was in Mumbai at the time of the murder. He left immediately for his home in Darbhanga after being informed about the incident. Local police have opened a probe into the murder of Jitan Sahani and a Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been formed, comprising the Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) and the Station House Officer (SHO). Police found several stab injuries and cut marks on Jitan Sahani's chest and stomach. Nitin Nabin, a minister in the Bihar government, said personal enmity could have motivated the murderers. "The government will investigate the matter and the truth will be revealed," he said. Sub-Divisional Police Officer Manish Chandra Choudhary said after a preliminary investigation that somebody may have entered the house with the intention of theft and was caught red-handed. Also read: Criminal laws in India: Death penalty for mob-lynching, sedition law to be scrapped - 5 major points Union Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi reacted to the development on social media and said he was "shocked". "I demand from the state government that the culprits should be arrested immediately and a speedy trial should be conducted. My party and I are with Mukesh Sahani ji in every way in this hour of grief," he wrote in a post in Hindi. Meanwhile, the Opposition Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) party slammed the ruling Janata Dal (United), an ally of the national ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), for the 'collapse' of the law and order situation in the state. Watch: India: 3 new criminal laws to replace colonial-era codes, Zero FIR & electronic summonses introduced × "...What is going on in Bihar? No day goes by without a murder...The Chief Minister is in an unconscious state of mind. He might not even know by now that something has happened in the state. No political leader is safe in Bihar... The system has collapsed. Bihar is at the mercy of gods...," said RJD Spokesperson Shakti Singh Yadav. (With inputs from agencies)

'State at mercy of God': Bihar politician's father brutally murdered, opposition slams NDA govt

Four Indian Army soldiers, including an officer, have been killed during an encounter with terrorists in J&K's Doda. According to officials, a joint operation by the Indian Army and the J&K Police was launched in the Desa area of Doda. The gunfight lasted for nearly 20 minutes after search operation.

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A Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) jawan was killed, and 2 cops were injured after armed miscreants ambushed a combined team of the CRPF and state police in Manipur's Jiribam on Sunday, media reported.

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Three terrorists were killed as security forces foiled an infiltration bid near the Line of Control (LoC) in north Kashmir’s Kupwara district. Watch in for more details!

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Monsoon started shifting downwards and is set to hit coastal Kerala, Karnataka and Konkan Goa this week. Heavy rain and thunderstorms are predicted in these states in the coming days, as per IMD. The India Meteorological Department issued a red alert for various parts of Goa, Kerala and Karnataka.

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