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India overtakes China to become most populous country: UN report
The latest UNFPA report stated that in India 25 per cent of the...
Heat is surging across India, Risking blackouts and even deaths
A majority of India’s 1.4 billion population work outdoors, often...
NHA invites participation on the ‘National Health Claims Exchange-Sandbox’ under Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission
The current health insurance claims settlement process in the...
Women outshine men for GM promotions in PSU general insurance companies
Out of 16 vacancies of general mangers across five companies...
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Long Covid may qualify as disability under federal law: Biden
“We’re bringing agencies together to make sure Americans with long Covid who have a disability have access to the rights and resources that are due under the disability law, which includes accommodations and services in the workplace and school, and our health care system so they can live their lives in dignity,” Biden said.
China, India miss UN deadline to submit plans for cutting emissions
The world’s two most populous countries are among dozens that failed to provide an update on their targets for curbing the release of planet-warming gases to the UN climate change agency by July 31, they said on Saturday.
China is the country with the world’s highest emissions, while India is third. The United States (US), which submitted its new target in April, is the second-biggest global emitter.
Myanmar has the highest coronavirus mortality rate in Southeast Asia
In the last seven days, the death rate per capita in Myanmar has surpassed that in Indonesia and Malaysia and has become the worst in Southeast Asia. The country’s healthcare system was quickly overwhelmed by new COVID-19 patients.
Medical oxygen supplies are dwindling, and the government has restricted its private sales in many places, saying it is trying to prevent backlogs. But this has led to widespread accusations that supplies are being channeled to government supporters and military hospitals.
Irish approves laws to make bankers and insurers more accountable
The new regime will apply to senior individuals in banks, insurance firms – excluding reinsurance companies – investment firms which are authorised to hold client monies or assets and third country branches of those categories.
The new laws will allow for additional fines and regulatory findings against individuals.
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