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The Times of India Why mpox has triggered second global alert in 2 years

A new variant of mpox, clade Ib, has been detected in Sweden and Pakistan after originating from Africa. This strain spreads primarily through household contacts and has a higher fatality rate compared to a previously noted variant. With rising cases and fatalities, authorities are on high alert, especially given its resemblance to smallpox.

The Times of India Something needed to inspire our confidence, says Calcutta high court

Calcutta High Court criticized state police for failing to foresee the vandalism at RG Kar Medical College following protests over a PG student's rape-murder. The court questioned why prohibitory orders weren't issued and directed police to submit an event sequence record. The investigation has been handed over to the CBI.

The Times of India 'Toxic' allopathic medicines have killed millions in India: Ramdev

Yoga guru Baba Ramdev reiterated his stance against allopathy, claiming that millions in India have died due to allopathic medicine. Speaking at Patanjali Yogpeeth, he emphasized the need for medical autonomy and a swadeshi revolution. Ramdev accused foreign pharmaceutical companies of causing dependency on synthetic drugs and highlighted Patanjali's commitment to natural healthcare practices.

The Times of India 'Toxic' allopathic medicines have killed millions in India: Ramdev

Yoga guru Baba Ramdev reiterated his stance against allopathy, claiming that millions in India have died due to allopathic medicine. Speaking at Patanjali Yogpeeth, he emphasized the need for medical autonomy and a swadeshi revolution. Ramdev accused foreign pharmaceutical companies of causing dependency on synthetic drugs and highlighted Patanjali's commitment to natural healthcare practices.

The Times of India IIT-Bombay relaxes punishment of 8 over 'offensive' play

IIT Bombay has reduced penalties for students involved in an 'offensive' play performed during a cultural event. Fines for graduating students were halved, while hostel suspensions for junior students were reduced to six months. The play, based on the Ramayana, drew complaints for portraying lead characters derogatorily, sparking debates on artistic freedom and religious sentiments.

The Times of India Restaurant staff in Dehradun held for hiding phone in ladies’ washroom

A housekeeping staff member at a Dehradun restaurant, Vinod Mandal, was arrested for allegedly placing a phone in the ladies’ washroom to secretly record guests. Mandal, who had done this twice before, admitted to the crime. His mobile phone was sent for forensic analysis. He was presented before a local court and jailed.