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Patna cardiologists are urging regular health check-ups and healthier lifestyles amidst a surge in high blood pressure among younger individuals. Experts revealed a significant percentage of adults suffer from this "silent killer." They emphasized early detection and timely treatment to avert serious health issues like heart attacks and strokes, reassuring the public about medication and its necessity.

A wrong turn led Delhi University anthropologists to a potential prehistoric rock art site in Uttar Pradesh's Mirzapur. The sandstone shelters feature red pigment paintings of human-like figures, animals, and hunting scenes, possibly dating back to the Mesolithic period. Researchers believe this discovery could add a new site to the region's prehistoric record.

Backlog Grows As New Approvals On Hold Since March 15

Geopolitical tensions in West Asia are significantly impacting Rudrapur's export economy, halting shipments of rice and frozen vegetables to Gulf countries. Rising fuel prices are also escalating production costs for industries in Pantnagar and Sidcul, particularly affecting MSMEs. Exporters and industrialists are seeking government support to navigate this economic instability and resume normal trade.

High blood pressure is increasingly affecting individuals with healthy lifestyles, surprising many. Beyond diet and exercise, aging, genetics, and underlying medical conditions like kidney issues, hormonal imbalances, and sleep apnea are significant contributors. Stress, poor sleep, and high sodium intake also play crucial roles, necessitating a holistic approach to management.

The government has announced a reduction in excise duty on petrol and diesel. While excise duty on petrol has been cut, the levy on diesel has been removed altogether with an aim to cushion consumers from the surge in global crude oil prices.

There is a growing belief among those following the Dr bp singh murder case that the mastermind behind the killing could be a high-profile person whom investigators are afraid to lay their hands on.

The Gomtinagar police has claimed that CMO (family welfare) Dr bp singh was killed because he was asking for a cut in the money swindled off the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) funds

Exactly two months after chief medical officer, family welfare, Dr bp singh was shot in Gomtinagar, have the cops probing the case finally got a real breakthrough?

Investigators have zeroed-in on over a dozen miscreants whose built, look and style match as that of the two sharp shooters, who had sprayed bullets on former CMO Dr bp singh.

The shooter, who sprayed bullets on CMO, family welfare, Dr bp singh in all likelihood is not Sudhakar Pandey after eye-witnesses account about the description of the shooter did not match with that of Sudhakar.

Chief Judicial Magistrate, Rajesh Upadhyay on Monday directed the three accused, named in CMO Dr bp singh murder case to appear from jail before city magistrate for giving their voice sample.

In a startling revelation, one of the shooters in Dr bp singh murder case - Anand Prakash Tiwari - has told the police that a senior health official, apart from deputy CMO Dr Yogendra Singh Sachan, was behind the murders of the two CMOs of family welfare - Dr bp singh and his predecessor Dr Vinod Kumar Arya.

Demanding a CBI enquiry into the death of slain CMO Dr bp singh, his brother on Sunday accused the state government of misleading the case and said that the murder mystery of his brother will be solved only after CBI interferes.

With the probe in the Dr bp singh murder case making no headway, UP Police announced a cash reward of Rs 2 lakh for anyone who shares vital information about the brutal killing.

As the LPG shortage grips Gaya, the local hospitality scene is bracing for a potential downturn. Eateries are cutting back their hours, and the closure of hostel cafeterias has led students to flock home, straining the community's nerves. Even with reassurances from suppliers, the public is succumbing to panic buying, resulting in skyrocketing cylinder prices.