Tabassum Barnagarwala

Despite new government guidelines, medical staff are reluctant to pin heat as cause of death due to lack of awareness and limited access to forensic facilities.

Experts said the risk of an outbreak was low as there was no evidence of human-to-human transmission.

A staff member of the Election Commission is under cloud for his alleged links with Eknath Shinde-led Sena, which won Mumbai North West by a mere 48 votes.

Indian laws do not mandate that spices sold in domestic market be tested for any pesticide residue, unless there are special directions, experts told Scroll.

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OED's word of 2024 refers to the deterioration of a person's mental state by overconsuming online content. Scroll staffers on resisting the internet spiral.

Protests have broken out in Pithampur over fears that the treatment of refuse from the 1984 industrial disaster may pollute the environment.

Unlike Covid-19, it is not a new bug and is commonly reported within India.

It is an attempt to undermine Dalit-Muslim solidarity and erase Muslim contributions to Indian history, activists say.

Leaders of the Congress said the state, which funded the construction of the college, stands to lose out in the deal.