Kerala makes venomous snakebites health priority | India News

Kerala records 3,000 critical snakebite incidents annually Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala, second only to West Bengal in venomous snake diversity nationwide, has declared snakebite envenomation a disease of public health importance, requiring mandatory hospital reporting of cases, strengthening anti-venom supply chains and standardising treatment protocols.Kerala HC directed the state govt recently to make snakebite a notifiable disease…

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Uttarakhand: Viral fever claims 7th life in 15 days in Almora; health teams conduct door-to-door screening | Dehradun News

By: Yogesh NagarkotiBAGESHWAR: A 70-year-old villager died due to viral fever in Dhauladevi block of Almora district. This is the seventh fatality in a fortnight in Dhauladevi block alone, said locals on Saturday. The latest death has deepened concerns among locals, who said that fever cases are rapidly on the rise in several villages.Ganga Dutt…

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Just 3,000 left in wild, IUCN classifies Indian wolf as ‘potential distinct species’ | India News

The Indian wolf, commonly known as gray wolf, is found across India and Pakistan DEHRADUN: In a significant development in animal classification, International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has for the first time evaluated the Indian wolf (Canis lupus pallipes) separately, suggesting that it may be classified as a distinct species within the Canis…

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‘Didn’t do for Nobel’: Trump repeats tariff claim on India-Pak war; calls Gaza truce his 8th solved conflict

US President Donald Trump on Sunday once again reiterated his claim that he has played a key role in resolving several long-standing conflicts worldwide, including the dispute between India and Pakistan, as he flew to the Middle East.Trump also referred to the ongoing conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan, alluding that he would resolve the issue…

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‘Allow people to eat wild boar meat’: Kerala minister P Prasad remark sparks row; aims to curb crop destruction | Kochi News

Kerala Agriculture Minister P. Prasad ALAPPUZHA: Kerala Agriculture Minister P Prasad on Saturday claimed the growing menace of wild boars destroying crops could be tackled more effectively if people were allowed to consume their meat. Speaking at a programme organised by the Paalamel village panchayat in this coastal district, Prasad said the existing central law,…

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