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BBC report exposes BJP Govt’s underestimation by Kumbh Stampede Death Toll

Listen to the article Research by BBC News Hindi It has revealed that the number of deaths by Kumbh Stampede in the state of Uttar Pradesh, India earlier this year, was significantly higher than the official number provided by the state government. While the government reported 37 deaths, the BBC investigation confirmed at least 82 deaths. The BBC survey included interviews with over 100 families in 50 areas in 11 states, revealing that the number of accidents was much higher than officially recognized. The survey also found that some families, whose loved ones died, offered a $ 6,000 cash ($

August 19, 2024

News Desk

Swelling the political economy of youth

Islamabad: The recent overthrow of Sheikh Hasina Wajid in Bangladesh serves as a grim reminder that the grievances of the youth must be addressed promptly. Hasina’s downfall, despite healthy economic growth during her 15 years in power, is particularly significant for countries like Pakistan facing a youth bulge. According to the 2017 Census, the country’s young generation – aged between 15 and 29 – represents 27.1% of its total population. Almost 64% of the population is under 30 years old. According to the Pakistan Labor Force Survey 2020-21, the size of the labor force is 71.76 million, with an unemployment

July 21, 2024

News Desk

The US is swelling under the sun and sunscreen misinformation

Disdainfully tossing a tube of sunscreen over his shoulder, a nude TikTok influencer claims the cream causes cancer. Instead, he promotes “regular sun exposure” to his 400,000 followers—contrary to American dermatologists who are fighting the rise of dubious misinformation. According AFPamid a scorching summer, some social media influencers are offering potentially dangerous sun protection advice despite heightened warnings from health experts about overexposure amid rising skin cancer rates. Further undermining public health, videos – some garnering millions of views – share “homemade” recipes that use ingredients such as beef tallow, avocado butter and beeswax for what is claimed to provide

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