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July 04, 2023
Fukushima nuclear disaster: UN watchdog approves plan for water release
July 04, 2023
Taliban order Afghanistan's hair and beauty salons to shut
July 04, 2023
China accuses UK of harboring Hong Kong 'fugitives'
July 04, 2023
India’s Modi welcomes Putin, Xi and other leaders to virtual security summit
July 03, 2023
13 prisoners on the run after violent jailbreak in Pakistan
July 03, 2023
New Zealand bans plastic bags for fresh produce in supermarkets
July 03, 2023
India court's Twitter verdict sparks debate on free speech
July 01, 2023
Myanmar military’s obstruction of humanitarian aid could be international crime
CHENNAI — Nurses and midwives are vital for India's healthcare system, but it faces challenges due to high demand and limited resources.Kathija Bibi, a recently retired nurse who received a government award for overseeing more than 10,000 successful deliveries, looks back on the changes she saw in attitudes toward women's healthcare in her 33-year-long career."I am proud that not a single one of the 10,000 babies I delivered died on my watch," says Kathija Bibi, 60, who counts this as the highlight of her career.The state's health minister, Ma. Subramanian, told the BBC that Khatija recently received a government award as no death was recorded during her years of service.During the three decades she worked at a government health centre in the southern state of Tamil...
July 01, 2023
Indian nurse who delivered more than 10,000 babies
June 30, 2023
S. Korea, US hold air drills with B-52H strategic bomber
