Jamshedpur: Taps will run dry in Sonari area of Jamshedpur on April 25 evening due to pipeline maintenance work by TSUISL, according to the notice iss.
The 12-day national crafts fair showcasing Indian crafts and handmade items will begin today at the North Central Region Cultural Centre in Prayagraj. Shop authentic regional products and enjoy cultural performances.
Jamshedpur: Six special children from the Steel City brightened up the festival of lights by making decorative diyas and paper gift bags, which flew o.
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HYDERABAD: The link between smoking and Covid-19 has been debated since the virus made its appearance. The World Health Organisation (WHO) says that there are currently no peer-reviewed studies that directly estimate the risk of hospitalisation with COVID-19 among smokers. However, 27 observational studies found that smokers constituted 1.4-18.5% of hospitalised adults.
In fact, there was a study that claimed that smoking provides protection against the virus. However, it was debunked later by science journals, including Nature. In one of its articles, the journal stated: “In France, researchers first suggested that nicotine may play a role in protecting smokers, triggering a run on nicotine products among the general public.