News Topic:Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)
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61 percent people in Pulwama with Covid antibodies in 4th national serosurvey
Over 61 percent people above the age of six have developed SARS-CoV-2 antibodies in Pulwama district, show findings of serological survey.
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ICMR to conduct 4th round of sero-survey in Pulwama
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) is conducting the fourth round of "National Sero-survey for COVID-19" in Pulwama district.
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GMC Srinagar conducts second round of Sero-Survey in Pulwama
SRINAGAR — The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), the nation’s top medical research organization is the conducting the second round of national sero-survey...
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Don’t use rapid test kits for two days, ICMR asks States
NEW DELHI — Amid complaints about faulty rapid test kits, the Indian Council of Medical Research on Tuesday advised States and UTs not to use...
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Health Ministry amends Drugs Rules, 1945; over-the-counter sale of syrups discontinued to curb misuse
Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has made it mandatory for consumers to produce a valid doctor's prescription to purchase all syrups, including cough syrups.
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Srinagar MP Ruhullah claims Yusuf Pathan was threatened with ‘bulldozer action’; Mahua Moitra slams BJP
A social media post by Srinagar MP Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi has triggered a political controversy, with TMC MP citing the incident to question "bulldozer politics".
11 cold storage units in Pulwama face closure as PCC cracks whip
11 CA cold storage units in Lassipora Industrial Growth Centre have been served closure notices by the Jammu and Kashmir Pollution Control Committee.
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