Tabassum Barnagarwala

The Arogya Mandirs were meant to take specialised healthcare to poor Indians. But they remain hobbled by unskilled doctors, lack of medicine and staff shortage.

On Sunday, Anjana Ahirwar died after allegedly jumping from a moving vehicle that was carrying the body of her uncle, who had been beaten to death a day prior.

In a letter to the Election Commission, the INDIA alliance candidate has accused the ruling alliance of capturing booths in 38 villages.

The BJP has won from the constituency in every general election since 1996 except in 2004, when the undivided Nationalist Congress Party took the seat.

Some find hope in a stronger opposition and a tempering of hateful politics, but others say little will change, especially how Muslims are perceived.

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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