According to a latest report, domestic violence is emerging as a silent pandemic in the country. The report titled 'Gendered impacts of the Covid-19 Pandemic in Central & West Asia'.

Pakistan: Domestic violence against women emerging as silent pandemic, says report

China claims a new local mystery illness outbreak on the 13th and the 15th of December at a school and all 30 children reportedly got infected and also developed fever besides other symptoms. This comes at a time when Chinese officials claim that the situation about prevention of respiratory infections has remained pretty stable in China.

China Pneumonia Outbreak: Rising COVID cases and pneumonia outbreak in China

China claims a new local mystery illness outbreak on the 13th and the 15th of December at a school and all 30 children reportedly got infected and also developed fever besides other symptoms. This comes at a time when Chinese officials claim that the situation about prevention of respiratory infections has remained pretty stable in China. To know more watch this interview with Jennifer Zeng, member of International Press Association.

China Pneumonia Outbreak: How worried should we be?

In a year where a large portion of the tech industry has resorted to cost cuts, startups have been severely impacted. Investors were ready to finance the expansion of fledgling firms at any cost during the pandemic boom. Now that fresh financing rounds have all but vanished, budget cutbacks are the norm of the day.

Funding dries up for startups

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak expressed profound regret during an official inquiry into the UK's Covid response, and extended apologies to the bereaved families and those who suffered due to the pandemic.

UK PM Rishi Sunak apologises to bereaved families in Covid inquiry, slammed for prioritising economy

US Prison highlights gross negligence. The study has found mortality rate soared to 77% during COVID-19 pandemic. The study used data from 49 states and federal departments of correction.

Study exposes disproportionate impact of COVID-19 crisisin US prisons

Cases of respiratory illnesses have been surging in northern China, particularly among children, sparking speculation of a new pandemic threat four years after COVID-19 first emerged in the country. The global concern escalated when the World Health Organization (WHO) requested additional information from China. Watch this story to know why five republican senators led by Marco Rubio are asking President Joe Biden to ban travel between the United States and China. To know more watch this interview with Jennifer Zeng, Member of International Press Association.

China mystery illness: China refuses to divulge disease details

The spike in chinese respiratory illness cases have become global issue. World Health Organization asked China for more information, citing a report on clusters of undiagnosed pneumonia in children by the program for monitoring emerging diseases. After that Denmark have also reported outbreaks of Mycoplasma Pneumonia. Watch this report to know how the disease is on the rise in the US

Pneumonia outbreak in children in US

Cases of respiratory illnesses have been surging in northern China, particularly among children, sparking speculation of a new pandemic threat four years after COVID-19 first emerged in the country. The global concern escalated when the World Health Organization (WHO) requested additional information from China. Watch this story to know why five republican senators led by Marco Rubio are asking President Joe Biden to ban travel between the United States and China.

China mystery illness: Why US Senators want a travel ban on China?

A mystery pneumonia is spreading across China. Beijing claims that there is no novel virus, instead, the infections are from known viruses, and bacteria. Children have now begun falling sick in the U.S. and the Netherlands. In Denmark, the number of pediatric pneumonia has crossed the epidemic mark. Vikram Chandra brings you the details.

China Mystery Pneumonia: Children fall sick in Denmark, U.S, the Netherlands

A new health scare from China is bringing the dreaded COVID memories back. India is on guard. With latest updates we have been telling you all about China's mystery illness. We don't want to speculate but we'll try and present to you the facts because not being armed against a virus can be dangerous, and as the pandemic has taught us, even fatal.

China's mystery illness puts India on guard

China has been in the news for over a week now over a mysterious respiratory illness. The country is grappling with a spike in respiratory illness as it enters its first full winter season since it lifted COVID-19 restrictions.

China grappling with a spike in respiratory illnesses

Just last winter China was grappling with the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and to fight the deadly virus it put in place a strict Zero Tolerance policy. This winter China is facing another surge of respiratory illnesses. The World Health Organization has asked Beijing for more data about the increase in respiratory illnesses and the clusters of pneumonia.

China state council says influenza will peak this winter

Hospitals in China have been overwhelmed by a mysterious pneumonia outbreak. The infection has reached several cities including Beijing. China is brushing aside the outbreak- calling it a seasonal surge is pneumonia. World Health Organization hints something is amiss.

Gravitas: Mysterious pneumonia outbreak in China: Is the next killer pandemic on its way?

The worst of the Covid pandemic may be over and scientists and researchers are now in somewhat of a 'looking-back' mode during the period the world stood still. Academics at the Bangor University in Wales have found in a study that people who followed Covid restrictions more closely were prone to suffer from stress, depression and anxiety after the lockdown was lifted.

People who strictly adhered to Covid rules have bad mental health now: Study

Do pets make you happy? As per a new study they did not during the pandemic pets have been recognized for their positive impact on human well-being both mentally and physically but a recent study by Michigan State University contradicts this the study.

Pets did not improve emotional well-being during pandemic

More than seven out of ten Singaporean employees show a larger preference for remote work than do employees worldwide. The pair cited a 2022 report by professional services firm PwC, which said that 73% of Singaporean workers indicated a strong preference for a hybrid work model in the next 12 months starting from June 2022. This is substantially higher than the global average of 63%.

Rise in remote working: Majority in Singapore favour remote work

As COVID-19 has turned into a recurring and familiar health issue, healthcare professionals in the United Kingdom are now preparing for a potential new pandemic called "Disease X.

'Disease X' likely to prove 20 times deadlier compared to COVID-19, hints expert

Shi Zhengli, a prominent Chinese virologist famously known as "batwoman" owing to her extensive research on viruses originating from animals, has issued an alarming warning.

Another coronavirus on the way? This is what China's top virologist 'batwoman' thinks

Amid a lot of buzz, the ‘special’ session of Parliament kicked off yesterday. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the house on day two of the special session of the parliament from the new building.

Parliament Special Session: PM Modi underlines state, centre unity during the pandemic

New data has revealed that more than one in five kids in England are frequently missing school as they are struggling to get back to their pre-pandemic schedule.

Data reveals one in every five children regularly skips school in the UK. Know why

Teach for America, the non-profit organization known for placing college graduates in underserved schools across the US is making waves once again. With a surge of nearly 40% in recruits for the upcoming academic year, the program's popularity is on the rise.

Teach for America recruits surge by 40% amid pandemic

Cyprus which is fondly known as the island of cats is swiftly changing into the island of dead cats.

Cat pandemic in Cyprus: Feline Corona virus kills thousands

Mental health has been a burning issue in India and the conversations around it are newfound but the lockdown during the pandemic triggered a wider need to have open conversations around mental health. Reports from a recent study have shed light on the need for Indians particularly the youth to seek help.

Study reveals, 90% of Indian youth does not seek help for mental health issues

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