BHUBANESWAR: Orissa

THE State Food and Drug Administration said on Saturday it found no evidence that Johnson & Johnson baby products made in China contain potential carcinogens as alleged by an activist group.

Colombo: A girl student died and 27 others were admitted to a hospital after being administered a vaccine against rubella in Sri Lanka

US-Based Health Activist Group Finds Carcinogens In Cosmetics

SHANGHAI

More than 39 lakh children in Madhya Pradesh suffer from malnutrition and ten districts have been identified as malnutrition-affected, Minister of State for Women and Child Development Ranjana Baghel told the Assembly today.

The number of school-going children is declining in the state as the mid-day meal scheme started as an attraction, has failed to achieve the aim.

Vidya Krishnan, Sreenivas Janyala & Gopu Mohan: UNTIL a few months back, Avinashilingam University for Women in Coimbatore was known for little except the courses it offered. Suddenly, the university in Tamil Nadu finds itself at the peak of a health drink advertisement campaign, based on a research it conducted.

Asbestos free schools: Paving the way for a complete ban on asbestos and its products, Kerala Human Rights Commission said

Guwahati: The Assam government

SHILLONG: The Meghalaya Government has entrusted the task of evaluation study to the Council for Social Development (CSD) of Hyderabad which is recognised by Indian Council of Social Science Research under the ministry of Human Resource Development, to study on the progress of centrally sponsored scheme-Mid-day Meal in the State.