Mumbai's Air Quality Worsens as Construction and Vehicles Push Pollution Higher

November 30, 2025

Mumbai's Air Quality Worsens as Construction and Vehicles Push Pollution Higher

Mumbai's Air Quality Index hits 104 on Sunday, with some areas in the severe range. Experts blame construction and vehicle emissions for the spike. BMC vows strict action and cleaner fuel steps.

Telangana Cuts HIV Rate to 0.41%, Nears AIDS Elimination Goal by 2030

November 30, 2025

Telangana Cuts HIV Rate to 0.41%, Nears AIDS Elimination Goal by 2030

Telangana State AIDS Control Society reports a fall in HIV rate from 0.44% to 0.41% by 2025. Enhanced testing, treatment, and community efforts lead to a 58% drop in new infections and fewer deaths. The state pushes forward with global AIDS goals, covering 91.2% of people needing treatment.

Four MBBS Students Suspended for Ragging at Nagarkurnool Medical College

November 30, 2025

Four MBBS Students Suspended for Ragging at Nagarkurnool Medical College

Four second-year MBBS students at Government Medical College Nagarkurnool have been suspended for ragging a first-year student. The juniors were forced to do sit-ups and salute. The college took quick action after the complaint was made two weeks ago.

India’s Population to Stabilize by 2080 at 1.8-1.9 Billion, Fertility Rate Drops Below Replacement Level

November 30, 2025

India’s Population to Stabilize by 2080 at 1.8-1.9 Billion, Fertility Rate Drops Below Replacement Level

India’s population is expected to peak at 1.8 to 1.9 billion by 2080 as its total fertility rate falls to 1.9 today. Improved female literacy and contraceptive use are driving smaller families. Life expectancy rises, posing new challenges for elderly care.

Ireland Delays Mandatory Alcohol Warning Labels to 2028 Amid Drinking Culture and Industry Pressure

November 30, 2025

Ireland Delays Mandatory Alcohol Warning Labels to 2028 Amid Drinking Culture and Industry Pressure

Ireland, known for its drinking culture, has postponed compulsory alcohol warning labels until 2028. Despite strong warnings on bottles linking drinking to cancer and liver disease, many young Irish still drink heavily. Critics blame industry lobbying, while some young people remain skeptical about the labels' impact.