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Scientists link Nepal flood to glacial instability and ice rock avalanche
Scientists explain that a glacier collapse near Langtang Lirung in Nepal caused a catastrophic flood affecting border areas with Tibet, citing ice-rock avalanche and glacial instability.
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UG NEET: Second-round seat cancellation allowed till Sept. 20
The Karnataka Examinations Authority has updated its policy for canceling undergraduate medical and dental seats after the second round of allotment.
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Thunderstorm forecast in 23 Telangana districts on September 17
The India Meteorological Department has issued a thunderstorm warning for 23 districts in Telangana on September 17, 2026.
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Bengaluru likely to receive light rainfall for next three days: IMD
The India Meteorological Department forecasts light rain in Bengaluru for the next three days following recent heavy rainfall and high temperatures.
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FDA cancels 16 pharmacy licences, suspends 8, including Pfizer depot
The Karnataka Food Safety and Drugs Administration has cancelled or suspended the licences of 24 pharmaceutical firms following an investigation into a spurious drug racket.
2 outlets Markets readMinister distributes assistive devices to 20 persons with disabilities
Minister T.G. Bharath Gupta distributed assistive devices to 20 people with disabilities at a Helping Hands Society event in Kurnool.
1 outletTrivandrum Observatory records shed new light on Carrington Event of 1859
Researchers analyzed 1859 geomagnetic records from the Trivandrum Observatory to understand the Carrington Event.
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Southwest monsoon begins withdrawal from west Rajasthan on September 19
The India Meteorological Department reports that the southwest monsoon is expected to begin withdrawing from west Rajasthan on September 19, 2026.
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Uttarakhand glaciers retreat 23m a year on average; some lose 88m
A study indicates that glaciers in the Central Himalaya of Uttarakhand are retreating at an average rate of 23.23 metres annually due to climate change and local topographical factors.
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Antimicrobial resistance tightens grip on Keralam, say latest report
A new report from the Kerala Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance Network shows high levels of drug-resistant bacteria in Kerala hospitals and the community.
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Faculty development programme on linear algebra, differential equations begins at Andhra University
Andhra University's Department of Applied Mathematics launched a five-day faculty development programme focused on linear algebra and differential equations.
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Biodiversity Parks: Ancient Insect Species Thrive in Delhi
A survey of dragonfly and damselfly species in Delhi's seven biodiversity parks reveals the continued presence of ancient insect populations and the discovery of two new species.
1 outletEighth-grader Sai Sri Valli Mogilineedi designs controlled-release antacid
Eighth-grade student Sai Sri Valli Mogilineedi has been named a national finalist for developing a controlled-release antacid drug delivery system.
1 outletDengue cases in Tamil Nadu decline for third consecutive year
Tamil Nadu has recorded a decrease in dengue infections for three consecutive years according to state health data.
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Karnataka authorities cancel 16 drug licenses after counterfeit medicine raid
Karnataka Food Safety and Drug Administration officials have cracked down on a counterfeit drug racket by revoking and suspending numerous pharmacy licenses following a raid on a farmhouse.
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NHAI and Forest Department add 25 hectares of mangroves in Pichavaram
The National Highways Authority of India and the Forest Department have planted 75,000 mangrove saplings in Pichavaram to compensate for environmental impacts caused by road widening projects.
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Chennai records 4,600 fever cases so far in September: Corporation
The Greater Chennai Corporation reports a rise in fever cases in Chennai during September and is taking measures to combat dengue.
1 outletMedical camp organised in Vijayawada
A medical camp was held in Vijayawada under the Healthy Vijayawada initiative to provide healthcare services to local residents.
1 outletWyoming-to-Canada wildlife corridor named Earthshot Prize finalist
The Yellowstone to Yukon conservation initiative is named a finalist for Prince William's Earthshot Prize.
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Seven dangerous glacial lakes identified in Tawang pose flood risk
Authorities in Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh, are alerting residents and military personnel about the threat of glacial lake outburst floods from seven high-risk lakes.
1 outletEye screening camp held for retired defence personnel
Larson & Toubro and Sankar Foundation Eye Hospital organized an eye screening camp for retired military personnel.
1 outlet Markets readKerala doctors selected to present research at World Cancer Congress
Medical professionals from Kerala are set to present oncology research at the UICC World Cancer Congress in Hong Kong.
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Cardiologist G. Vijayaraghavan passes away
Renowned cardiologist and KIMS HEALTH founding director G. Vijayaraghavan has died at age 84.
1 outletFlorida sinks 3M lbs concrete off Destin to build 3 artificial reefs
Florida is creating three artificial reefs near Destin-Fort Walton Beach using repurposed concrete pipes.
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Advanced cancer genetic testing facility to open in Guntur
A new advanced genetic testing laboratory for cancer patients will open in Guntur on September 22.
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Heavy rain forecast for Udupi, Raichur, Kolar and other districts
The India Meteorological Department has issued a five-day heavy rainfall warning for several districts in Karnataka, including Udupi, Raichur, and Kolar.
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How much will the retreating monsoon rain in your area?
The retreat of the southwest monsoon has begun from western Rajasthan and conditions are favorable for rain in Maharashtra over the next few days.
1 outletInitial fuel loading begins at Rajasthan Atomic Power Project units 7 and 8
Initial fuel loading has begun for the new Rajasthan Atomic Power Project units 7 and 8.
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Ophthalmologist helps Telangana hospital complete 400 cataract surgeries
A government hospital in Bhadrachalam, Telangana, has successfully completed 400 cataract surgeries using a newly established dedicated facility.
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Number of drought-hit taluks in Karnataka may cross 200
Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister stated that the number of drought-affected taluks in the state is expected to exceed 200.
1 outletMedical store raided in Delhi for illegal Pregabalin sales
Authorities raided a medical store in Delhi for selling Pregabalin without a prescription and maintaining poor records.
1 outletINCOIS to deploy AI, satellite remote sensing to track marine litter hotspots
The Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services is launching a pilot project in Visakhapatnam to track marine pollution using AI and satellite technology.
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Ceiling collapse at MGM Warangal injures seven people
A ceiling collapse at MGM Hospital in Warangal injured seven people, prompting calls from the Telangana Junior Doctors’ Association to expedite the opening of a new facility.
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Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences launches Rajiv Gandhi Rakta Kosh
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences is launching blood and platelet donation repositories across Karnataka's district headquarters.
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Authorities find unauthorized medicine sales at Yellammangudda shops
The Yellamma Temple Development Authority in Yellammangudda has launched an inspection of local shops following reports of illegal activities and health violations.
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Delhi records slight dip in dragonfly, damselfly numbers; two new sightings
A survey of Delhi's biodiversity parks shows a slight decrease in dragonfly and damselfly populations alongside two new species sightings.
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Karnataka temporarily bans sale of Pfizer drugs citing lack of cooperation
Karnataka authorities have temporarily suspended the sale and supply of Pfizer products in the state due to the company's lack of cooperation in a counterfeit drug investigation.
1 outlet Markets readChronic Inflammation Linked To Silent Heart Damage
A study links high inflammation levels to structural changes in the heart.
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Mining dust in the Aravallis kills residents
Residents in the Aravalli range suffer from respiratory illnesses and lack of support due to extensive mining operations.
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Shahdara, Barapullah among most polluted drains discharging into Yamuna: Report
A Delhi Pollution Control Committee report identifies Shahdara, Barapullah, and Sen Nursing Home as the most polluted drains discharging untreated waste into the Yamuna river.
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Bengal likely to see heavy rain, gusty winds from September 22
The India Meteorological Department has forecasted heavy rainfall and gusty winds for West Bengal between September 22 and September 25, 2026, due to a low-pressure system in the Bay of Bengal.
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Fake Medicine Network: Notices Issued to 15 Hospital Pharmacies
The Food and Drug Administration issued notices to 15 hospital pharmacies and initiated license cancellation proceedings against distributors linked to a fake medicine network.
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Monsoon expected to withdraw from parts of Rajasthan
The India Meteorological Department anticipates the southwest monsoon will begin withdrawing from regions of Rajasthan within the next few days.
1 outletEarly warning systems need alerts for non-rainfall triggers: Tapio Schneider
Climate scientist Tapio Schneider calls for early warning systems to monitor non-rainfall disaster triggers, such as ice and rock collapses.
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KIMS Hospital Hubballi suspends two D-group staff members for corruption
KIMS hospital administration in Hubballi has suspended two D-group employees, Manjula and Sunanda, for allegedly extorting money from the public to allow access to the maternity ward.
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Revised schedule released for second round of UP NEET UG 2026
The Uttar Pradesh government has released a revised schedule for the second round of NEET UG 2026 counseling, with choice filling starting on September 21.
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Anna University student death caused by scrub typhus not dengue
The Tamil Nadu Public Health Department clarified that an Anna University student died of scrub typhus, not dengue.
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Bengaluru firm ropes in Israel’s P-Cure to launch compact proton centers
ARISTION Proton Center and P-Cure have partnered to build a network of compact proton therapy centers across India.
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Monsoon withdrawal begins as India faces 17-year record drought
The southwest monsoon has begun its withdrawal across India, with the country facing its most severe drought conditions in 17 years due to a 15 percent rainfall deficit.
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IMD forecasts wet spell in coastal Andhra Pradesh up to September 23
The India Meteorological Department forecasts a wet spell with heavy rain for coastal Andhra Pradesh through September 23 due to a low-pressure area.
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SRM University-AP launches global innovation society to promote collaborative research
SRM University-AP has launched a global innovation society called UNITES to foster collaborative research across various sectors.
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Health Minister promises steps to boost HPV vaccination coverage
Health Minister K. Muraleedharan announced initiatives to improve HPV vaccination rates among adolescent girls in the state.
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Over 180 Scientists Warn of Catastrophic Weather Impact in India
Over 180 scientists have issued a warning regarding a potentially severe El Niño event expected to impact India's climate in 2026-27.
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Setting up of Type 1 diabetes registry proposed
The Type 1 Diabetic Welfare Society has proposed a comprehensive state-level program to enhance care, resources, and support for individuals with Type 1 diabetes in Kerala.
1 outletCoastal cleanup drive held at Fort Kochi beach
A coastal cleanup drive was held at Fort Kochi beach for International Coastal Cleanup Day.
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Keralam deploys digital tracking system to ensure zero expiry of donated blood units
The Kerala government has implemented a digital tracking system to manage blood supply chains and prevent wastage from expired units.
1 outlet17-year-old cancer survivor Ethan Huynh raises $45,000 for kids
Ethan Huynh, a 17-year-old cancer survivor, raised $45,000 for pediatric cancer research through his participation in swim meets.
1 outletMonsoon Rainfall Remains 15% Below Average in India
India's monsoon rainfall is 15% below the long-term average as of mid-September, raising concerns for agricultural crops.
1 outlet Markets readUttarakhand Glaciers Melting Study Flags Threats Days After Nepal Disaster
Researchers warn that glaciers in the Indian state of Uttarakhand are melting at an accelerated rate, similar to conditions seen in Nepal.
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People scramble for fake weight loss drug despite health warnings
Unapproved and counterfeit versions of the weight-loss drug retatrutide are being sold illegally, posing significant health risks to consumers.
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