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Aaditya Thackeray attacks Maharashtra govt over Nanded hospital deaths

Aaditya Thackeray attacks Maharashtra govt over Nanded hospital deaths

Shiv Sena UBT Leader Aditya Thackeray on Monday, 9th October, in Sambhaji Nagar talked to the media about the horrific incident in Nanded hospital where as many as 31 deaths, including those of infants, were recorded in 48 hours since September 30. Thackeray questioned the Maharashtra Government's absence in taking accountability for this incident and said the opposition will do their duty, keep questioning the government and talk to the dean to know further about the incident and bring it to the public. Thackeray later also commented about the poll dates announced in 5 states today afternoon. 

09 October,2023 05:54 PM IST | Mumbai
Atleast 24 patients, including 12 infants died in a govt hospital in Nanded

Atleast 24 patients, including 12 infants died in a govt hospital in Nanded

Amid the Opposition's outcry over the deaths of 24 individuals, including 12 infants, between September 30 and October 1, the Dean of Dr. Shankarrao Chavan Government Medical College and Hospital in Nanded, rejected accusations of negligence against the hospital on Tuesday. He stated that the deceased patients had various medical conditions such as diabetes, liver failure, and kidney failure. Shyamrao Wakode, dean of the hospital, emphasised that there was an ample supply of medicines and doctors, and the patients received appropriate care. However, their bodies did not respond to the treatment.  On Tuesday, Mallikarjun Kharge called for a detailed investigation into the case, stating that the incident was "extremely painful, serious, and worrying." Maharashtra Congress leader Ashok Chavan, visited the hospital and met the dean. Meanwhile, Minister of Medical Education of Maharashtra, Hasan Mushrif said a detailed investigation of the incident will be carried out.

03 October,2023 12:05 PM IST | Mumbai
Inside the controversial killing of ‘man-eater' Tigress Avni

Inside the controversial killing of ‘man-eater' Tigress Avni

In 2018, an adult Tigress named Avni or T1 was shot dead in the Yavatmal district of Maharashtra by a civilian hunter accompanied by a team of Forest Department officials. Indian forest officials labelled Avni as the most dangerous ‘man-eater’ in post-independent India. Even before Avni was killed, a score of campaigns by animal activists and wildlife lovers were launched to save the tigress. After Avni was shot dead, her killing was termed as a ‘cold-blooded murder’ by animal lovers. Dr. Sarita Subramaniam, Director, Earth Brigade Foundation and a Tiger activist had taken over as a petitioner for Avni in the High Court and Supreme Court. In her words, she filed several PILs and petitions to bring justice to Avni but as of July 2023, is still waiting for action. As the world observes International Tiger Day 2023 on July 29th, with an aim to conserve Tigers and India’s Project Tiger completes fifty years, Dr. Sarita Subramaniam takes us through the details of the controversial killing of ‘man-eater’ Tigress Avni or T1 and guides us on what we can do as ordinary citizens towards tiger conservation.

28 July,2023 07:57 PM IST
‘India Ready To Help’ Says PM Modi As Earthquake Hits Turkey And Syria

‘India Ready To Help’ Says PM Modi As Earthquake Hits Turkey And Syria

PM Modi while addressing the India Energy Week 2023 in Bengaluru said that India is ready to assist the victims in every possible way. "Anguished by the loss of lives & damage of property due to earthquake in Turkey. Condolences to bereaved families. May the injured recover soon. India stands in solidarity with people of Turkey & is ready to offer all possible assistance to cope with this tragedy," PM Modi tweeted. At least 360 people have been killed and hundreds are fear trapped in rubble after two massive back-to-back 7.8 magnitude earthquakes hit central Turkey and northwest Syria on Monday.

06 February,2023 05:09 PM IST | Mumbai
Two Planes Collided During An Air Show In America, Six Dead

Two Planes Collided During An Air Show In America, Six Dead

Two planes collide during an air show in America, where six people lost their lives. The two planes were Boeing B17 Flying Fortress bomber and a Bell C-63 Kingcobra fighter

13 November,2022 02:12 PM IST
Covid-19: Mumbai reports 1,700 cases, 5 deaths

Covid-19: Mumbai reports 1,700 cases, 5 deaths

On Sunday, Mumbai reported five deaths due to Covid-19 which is the highest since February 7 this year. Four out of the five individuals who lost their lives were above the age of 70 and suffering from diabetes, hypertension, and other ailments. The total death count has gone up to 19,599. Meanwhile, the city reported 1,700 fresh cases of Covid out of 13,435 samples.

07 July,2022 06:34 PM IST | Mumbai
Mumbai reports 1,118 cases of Covid-19, no deaths

Mumbai reports 1,118 cases of Covid-19, no deaths

Mumbai has logged four-digit Coronavirus infections for the seventh day in a row, though it reported 685 fewer Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours compared to 1,803 infections on Sunday, which also saw two fatalities linked to the infection

14 June,2022 03:23 PM IST | Mumbai
Mumbai Sees 1,803 New Covid-19 Cases | Deaths Jump To 7 In 12 Days

Mumbai Sees 1,803 New Covid-19 Cases | Deaths Jump To 7 In 12 Days

#Mumbai reported 1,803 new Covid cases on Sunday, with the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) contributing about 90 per cent of the state’s 2,946 fresh infections. The city saw two deaths due to #Coronavirus, taking #Covid fatalities to seven in the past 12 days.

13 June,2022 10:02 PM IST | Mumbai
Covid-19: Mumbai Reports 92 Cases And Zero deaths | Active Cases At 628

Covid-19: Mumbai Reports 92 Cases And Zero deaths | Active Cases At 628

Mumbai reported 92 new infections on Sunday, taking the tally to 10,59,914. No fresh fatality was registered, keeping the death toll unchanged at 19,563, said a Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation bulletin.

02 May,2022 08:53 PM IST | Mumbai
Covid-19: Jabs Reduced Deaths By 94 Per Cent

Covid-19: Jabs Reduced Deaths By 94 Per Cent

A study by civic-run SevenHills Hospital has revealed that a double dose of vaccine against COVID-19 reduces risks of fatality by 94 per cent. Fatalities were high among the unvaccinated patients, admitted between July 2021 and February 2022

27 April,2022 09:02 PM IST

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