Anthrax parcel sent to Pakistan PM's house: Police
The Pakistani police were on Wednesday investigating how and why a parcel containing anthrax was sent to the Prime Minister's official residence in the capital Islamabad last month.
Diabetic man kills kids; commits suicide
Fed up with his illness, a 42-year- old man on Wednesday allegedly killed his two children and later committed suicide, police said.
Santosh Alkar, a diabetic and unemployed, was found hanging at hi
TMC leader sees 'conspiracy' behind crib deaths in West Bengal
Amid outrage over infant deaths in West Bengal, senior Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Sudip Bandyopadhyay today alleged that there is a conspiracy to blow out of proportion some of these cases in the
Chopping off hands? Bihar minister warns doctors against frequent strikes
Bihar Health Minister Ashwini Chaube's warning to junior doctors against resorting to frequent strikes and punitive action against them has generated controversy with a section of the medicos threaten
Is gutka food or bad? Centre in a dilemma
Should gutka be categorised as a 'food product' and banned, or should it be regulated? Differences over the issue have surfaced within the health ministry, which, confused, is approaching the law mini
With six more deaths, crib death toll in Malda rises to 18
With six more babies dying at the Malda Sadar Hospital, the crib death toll in the hospital since Wednesday rose to 18.
Six more babies died in the Malda Sadar Hospital on Saturday.
Four babies die
Centre can’t block ‘boy or girl’ guidance
With the Centre already slugging it out in court over regulation of content on Web portals, the Union health ministry appears to have hit a roadblock in its bid to block sex-determination guidance ava
Measles outbreak reported from Arunachal district
With the detection of at least 30 cases, measles outbreak has been reported in remote villages of East Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh.
The worst affected villages in the district are Namchar Ba
After teen scare, the Pill back in ads
In a bid to prevent 'unwanted pregnancy' among teenagers, the government has decided to clear the decks for advertisements of oral contraceptives in print and television media.
The advertisements wi
‘Heart disease to affect 65m Indians by ’15’
A recent paper published in the British Heart Journal has made a startling revelation that coronary artery disease (CAD) is the most common noninfectious disease in India, and is likely to affect over