India s nuclear establishment has been asked to account for radiation related health hazards

The natural contamination of drinking water by arsenic needs to be urgently addressed.

The Kosi river Bihar s sorrow floods every year. But embankments built to control the floods have, in turn, made life miserable for the thousands of poor people living along the river s banks

a recent article, in one of the dailies in Delhi reported that Bihar accounts for 90 per cent of kala-azar cases countrywide and 5.5-crore people are prone to it in 30 of the 56 districts of the

pollution control fabrics: Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (bhel),

Floods claim hundreds of lives across India besides causing large scale destruction, Bihar is the worst affected

J L Bhasin, chairperson and managing director CMD , UCIL, Jaduguda refutes allegations that the UCIL is dumping radioactive waste

While the nation's attention is focused on the caste killings in Jehanabad, a silent but deadlier killer is striking terror in Bihar. Kala azar, the 'black fever' which was relegated to the bottom drawer of government priorities, is back. Experts fear it

Yes. The disease is spreading fast. Yet there is little scientific data to devise a strategy to deal with it

Environmental changes have led to the emergence of kala azar in new areas

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