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UPSC Key | 6th May, 2024-Artificial General Intelligence, Tiger translocation, India-Myanmar Relations and more

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Aligning malaria elimination with climate change

India recorded a step decline in malaria cases from 2015, with an 85% reduction in reported cases.

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UPSC Key—23rd February, 2024: Laser Cooling of Positronium, Sterlite Copper Plant and Elimination of kala-azar

Exclusive for Subscribers from Monday to Friday: Why modification in surrogacy rules and BrahMos supersonic cruise missile are relevant to the UPSC Exam? What significance do topics like allotment of election symbols, National Vector Borne Diseases Control Program and Kiru Hydel Power Project have for both the preliminary and main exams? You can learn more by reading the Indian Express UPSC Key for February 23, 2024.

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No Let Up In Dengue Cases In Dimapur - Eastern Mirror

DIMAPUR The humid weather coupled with monsoon rains and poor community participation have contributed to the surge in dengue cases in Dimapur.

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Bengaluru saw 140% rise in dengue cases in July | Bengaluru News

With monsoon getting active in the month of July, there is a sharp rise in dengue cases reported in Bengaluru.

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