A recent clinical trial, funded by a pharmaceutical company and published in The Lancet, suggests a lab-made rabies immunoglobulin could replace animal and human-derived versions in India's public hospitals. This shift promises a safer, more affordable option for preventing rabies after dog bites.
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YouTuber Armaan Malik, already facing legal trouble for allegedly violating the Hindu Marriage Act with two wives, now sees his second wife, Kritika, announce her pregnancy. This news arrives amidst a court summons for Armaan and his wives, Payal and Kritika, following accusations of polygamy.
The Election Commission has strongly refuted Rahul Gandhi's "vote chori" allegations, deeming them an attack on Indian voters and election staff. Gandhi claimed widespread vote theft in Karnataka, citing duplicate entries and fake addresses. The ECI challenged Gandhi to provide evidence, but Gandhi insists the data is from the Election Commission itself, daring them to deny its accuracy.
In a shocking incident, Madan, a 42-year-old car driver, has been arrested for allegedly murdering his former wife, Laila Kumari, in Tiruvallur. Madan confessed to slitting her throat and burying her in a forest after suspecting she had bewitched him. Following a missing person report filed by Laila's mother, Madan surrendered to the police.
A constable in Bengaluru has been suspended after a burglary accused, Saleem alias Bombay Saleem, was found to have made a video call to his wife while in custody, wearing the constable's uniform. The incident surfaced when Indiranagar police arrested Saleem in connection with another case and discovered the video on his phone.
Himachal Pradesh is grappling with severe monsoon rains, resulting in 219 deaths and significant infrastructure damage estimated at Rs 1,988 crore since June 20. An orange warning has been issued for the next four days, anticipating further heavy rainfall and potential disruptions. Authorities are urging residents to stay vigilant, especially in vulnerable areas, as restoration efforts continue amidst unprecedented damage.
Pakistan is grappling with devastating flash floods. Heavy rains have caused widespread destruction. At least 243 people have died, with many still missing. Buner district is the worst affected. Rescue efforts are underway to reach stranded families. A helicopter carrying relief supplies crashed. Climate change is believed to be a contributing factor.
Jammu and Kashmir chief Minister Omar Abdullah criticized the Supreme Court's linking of terror attacks to Jammu and Kashmir's political future, asserting that Pakistan shouldn't dictate it through terrorism. He expressed disappointment over the Supreme Court's reference to the Pahalgam massacre and questioned the fairness of delaying statehood due to such incidents.
Donald Trump has threatened a 50% tariff on Indian imports, potentially raising prices on various goods in the US. However, smartphones and electronics are temporarily exempt, shielding Apple iPhones made in India from immediate impact. This offers relief to US consumers and Apple, which is expanding its Indian manufacturing.
The DGCA has issued a show cause notice to IndiGo regarding alleged lapses in simulator training for approximately 1,700 pilots. The regulator found that IndiGo conducted critical airfield training on simulators unqualified for high-risk airports like Calicut, Leh, and Kathmandu. IndiGo is reviewing the notice and has committed to upholding the highest safety and compliance standards.