Naman Bansal

India’s Ambitious Vadhavan Port Project to Propel Western Maharashtra into Key Maritime Role

India’s coastlines, which are rich in economic potential, have long remained underutilized due to infrastructure constraints and the absence of deep-draft ports capable of handling the world’s largest container ships. However, a major shift is on the horizon with the Vadhavan Port project on Maharashtra’s Arabian coast, poised to become the nation’s largest port upon completion. Located in the Palghar …

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Transforming Dharavi: The Role of Mahayuti’s Strong Leadership and Adani’s Winning Proposal

The Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP) stands as one of the most ambitious urban renewal endeavors in India, with the goal of transforming Dharavi, one of the largest and most densely populated informal settlements in the world. Located across 590 acres in the heart of Mumbai, Dharavi has developed over decades into a complex mix of informal housing, small industries, and …

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World Prematurity Day – 17 Nov

1 in 10 babies is born premature, Doctors advocate increased care · World Health Organization (WHO) report, 15 million babies in the world, more than one in ten are born preterm and as many as 75 percent of these babies die shortly after birth, many others suffer from lifelong physical, neurological, or educational disability. · Gestational diabetes, hypertension, placental abruption, …

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Dr. S. S. Chaudhary’s Key Tips on Cracking UPSC CSE in the First Attempt

The atmosphere was charged with inspiration as students and aspirants gathered at the prestigious Vajirao & Reddy IAS Institute campus for a highly anticipated seminar led by none other than the institute’s founder, Dr. S. S. Chaudhary. With over 30 years of experience in mentoring and guiding UPSC aspirants, Dr. Chaudhary has been a pivotal figure in shaping the careers …

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Why Switching to Low-Sodium Salt is Crucial for Your Health

By Anshul Jaibharat, Nutrition Advisor, Tata Salt Lite Bangalore : Salt is an integral part of our diet, yet it’s often misunderstood. While necessary for brain function, muscle activity, and nerve impulses, consuming too much salt can have serious health consequences. Striking a balance is key—excess or inadequate intake of salt can lead to issues. The recommended daily sodium intake …

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Bitget hits ATH Trading Volume and Daily Active Traders Amidst Market Surge

Global, 15th November, 2024 – Bitget, the leading cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 company is proud to announce hitting all-time-high trading volumes, open interest and Daily Active Users. The recent market surge has increased activity on the platform, making it surpass major competitors ranking #3 globally for Futures trading on Coingecko. The overall derivatives trading volume has surged to $1.51 trillion, …

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Diabetes and Kidney Disease – Understanding the Connection

Doctor Name: Dr Parag Shah, DM (Endocrinology), DNB (Endocrinology), Gujarat Endocrine Centre, Ahmedabad, Gujarat Have you checked for early signs of kidney damage in diabetes? Uncontrolled diabetes can impact on major organs like Kidneys and it is important to keep a check on health records ! Yes, Diabetes affects kidneys – Look for early signs! When blood sugar levels are …

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63% Bengaluru-based parents give milk to their kids to maintain intake of calcium – Godrej Jersey’s Milk Report ~Pan India, 60% parents prefer the same

Bengaluru, 14 November 2024: As the nation celebrates Children’s Day today, Godrej Jersey carried out a survey amongst the Indian parents to understand their rationale of giving milk to their child. While some highlighted the need to remain fit and weight management in addition to gaining some energy and as a meal replacement, 63% Bengaluru-based parents and 60% parents across …

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WHY IS MEAL MONITORING IN CHILDREN IMPORTANT IN SCHOOLS AND AT HOME

Obesity is now a big problem in our country both in children and adolescents. By definition of obesity, almost 35% of urban children in age group of 4-12 are found to be obese or overweight. This is largely due to wrong eating habits which are cultivated over a period of last few years due to strong commercial inputs coming from …

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Diabetes: An epidemic unfolding amongst young children

Among COVID19s many ripple effects, the worsening of Diabetes burden could have a greater public-health toll. The fact that, Diabetes has not only impacted the adult population, but its rising incidence among children in the age group of 13-15yrs is quite shocking.  A recent finding from ICMR (Indian Council of Medical Research) registry of ‘Youth Onset Diabetes’ has depicted that …

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