Health

amshedpur, Nov. 13: Parents of 18-year-old Ritesh Bhargav (name changed) was surprised when a doctor recently diagnosed him with diabetes. Though Ritesh’s father is himself a diabetic, he had never thought his son would turn out to be the same at such an early age.

When Tapas Chatterjee (19) was told he is a diabetic, he went for a second blood test at a different clinic but the result was the same.

Ranchi: More than 20 school students, most of them aged below 15, fell ill after eating their mid-day meal in a school in the Jamshedpur district of Jharkhand, police said on Saturday.

Around 200 school students of Narega Middle School situated in Narega village of Jamshedpur, which is around 180 km from Ranchi, were having mid-day meal on Friday when one student found a boiled lizard in his plate and raised an alarm.

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Toothache

What is toothache?

The most common cause of toothache, or pain in the region of the jaws and face, is pulpitis - inflammation of the pulp of the tooth. The short, sharp pains usually occur in response to hot, cold or sweet stimuli.

If left untreated, the pulp dies and becomes infected, leading to the formation of a dental abscess. The pain from a dental abscess tends to be in response to pressure on the tooth, and is throbbing and continuous.

What causes toothache?

Dental decay.

A fracture of the tooth.

Ranchi, April 3: The growing culture of sex selection and female foeticide across the state has left educated women worried.

At a meet on Thursday, women leaders, mostly teachers from various colleges, demanded the state government to ban sex selection. They also urged the community to oppose any move made by family members on similar lines.

“Often women themselves encourage their husbands to opt for sex selection. They should give up such motives,” said Manju Hembrom, a member of the National Commission for Women.

Artisans of East Singhbhum can now avail of a medical policy cover designed exclusively to cater to their needs.

The artisans have to put in just 25 per cent of the total amount, while the rest would be borne by the Union ministry of textiles through the office of the development commissioner (handicraft).

The only criterion however remains that the artist needs to be a recognised member of a panel prepared by the NGO concerned working with them in the district.

Jamshedpur (PTI): Normal life of people here has been affected with the steel city and surrounding areas experiencing the coldest days of the season.

The minimum temperature recorded Monday and Tuesday remained the same at 5 degree celsius, 7 degree below normal while the maximum temperature registered on Tuesday was 25.7 degree celsius, Met office sources said.

The cold wave conditions were likely to persist for the next two days, they said.

The steel city had registered its lowest temperature of 4.8 degree celsius on December 24, 2004.