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Indians vote early in fifth phase of polls to avoid scorching heat

Indians vote early in fifth phase of polls to avoid scorching heat
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Indians vote early in fifth phase of polls to avoid scorching heat

MUMBAI/BHUBANESWAR (Reuters) -Indians voted on Monday in the fifth phase of mammoth general elections, with film actors and sports celebrities among the thousands who turned out early in a bid to avoid scorching afternoon heat in the financial hub of Mumbai.

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Indians begin voting in fifth phase of general elections amid high temperatures

Indians kick off the fifth phase of mammoth general elections, facing scorching heat in Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh, and Odisha. With nearly a billion eligible voters, concerns arise over low turnout initially, but queues form as temperatures rise.

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Judges & doctors, listen

Authored by: Padma Bhate-Deosthali and Sangeeta Rege A recent SC judgment shows why Indian medical boards must be made aware of scientific evidence on the impact of forcing women to continue an unwanted pregnancy The.

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Domestic violence in India: how hospitals are helping combat violence against women

In some states, programmes train medical professionals to spot subtle signs and symptoms of violence against women, and offer broader, long-term support.

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