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‘Sabka Muh Meetha Hoga': PM Modi Hails GST Reforms, Says 'One Nation One Tax Dream Has Come True’

Narendra Modi · India

‘Sabka Muh Meetha Hoga': PM Modi Hails GST Reforms, Says 'One Nation One Tax Dream Has Come True’

63% Right coverage: 16 sources

PM Modi said the revised GST reforms would bring happiness to every family in the country and accelerate India's growth story.See the Story

Ozempic Injection: CDSCO Approves Breakthrough Diabetes Treatment for Indian Market

Diabetes · India

Ozempic Injection: CDSCO Approves Breakthrough Diabetes Treatment for Indian Market

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation has approved Novo Nordisk's Ozempic, a groundbreaking once-a-week injection for Type 2 diabetes patients in India. Available via prescription, the semaglutide injection not only aids in diabetes management but also reduces cardiovascular and kidney disease risks, setting new standards in diabetes care.See the Story

Most Indians Derive About 62% of Calories From Carbohydrates, Finds Study

Diabetes · Delhi

Most Indians Derive About 62% of Calories From Carbohydrates, Finds Study

Coverage: 2 sources

Study reveals high carbohydrate intake in India, with regional variations, impacting metabolic health and diabetes risk. Recommendations for dietary changes.See the Story

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