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Low-pressure area on Bay of Bengal likely to develop into cyclone: Met dept

By Tribune Web Desk 20 May 2021
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Delhi

After Tauktae, ‘Yaas’ brews in Bay of Bengal
By Tribune Web Desk 20 May 2021
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Jalandhar

As virus spills into villages, Hoshiarpur district administration forms special teams to keep it at bay
By Tribune Web Desk 18 May 2021
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Jalandhar

As virus spills into villages, dist admn forms special teams to keep it at bay
By Tribune News Service 18 May 2021
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Delhi

Disinfection drives, serving 'kadha' in langars among safety measures taken by farmers to keep virus at bay
By Tribune Web Desk 11 May 2021
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Nation

Data shows decline in cyclones over Bay of Bengal, increase in storms over Arabian Sea: Centre
By Tribune Web Desk 15 Mar 2021
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Health

Smartphones may help keep glaucoma blindness at bay
By Tribune Web Desk 27 Feb 2021
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Health

Natural antioxidants can keep heart, cancer diseases at bay
By Tribune Web Desk 24 Jan 2021
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Bangladesh on Tuesday started moving a second group of Rohingya Muslim refugees to a low-lying island in the Bay of Bengal, despite opposition from rights groups worried about the new site’s vulnerability to floods. The United Nations says it has not been involved in the relocation but urged the government to ensure no refugee is forced to move to Bhasan Char island, which only emerged from the sea 20 years ago. The first group of more than 1,600 Rohingya, members of a minority group who have fled from Myanmar, were relocated from their rickety camps near the Myanmar border to Bhasan Char earlier in the month.
29 Dec 2020
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Himachal Pradesh

In Himachal Pradesh, immunity pills to keep Covid at bay
By Tribune Web Desk 11 Dec 2020

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