The India IVF services market was valued at $478.2 million in 2018 and is estimated to reach $1,453.0 million by 2026, registering a CAGR of 14.7% during the analysis period. In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a type of assisted reproductive technology. In this technique the ovum is artificially fertilized in laboratory settings and then implanted into the uterus. IVF is one of the widely used treatments, which is used for the assistance of couples with infertility problems, single mothers, and the LGBT community to procreate.
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Coronavirus — India Surges to Third, U.S. Widens Lead
The number of people infected with coronavirus in India has increased dramatically, giving it the third-highest number of cases in the world. India overtook Russia on Monday, with more than 720,000 cases, behind only the United States and Brazil. Meanwhile, the United States has recorded more than 13,000 infections in just 24 hours.
India — Nagaland Bans Dog Meat
The northeastern Indian state of Nagaland has banned the sale of dog meat, following campaigns and demands from animal welfare groups. These groups have hailed the northeastern state’s decision as a turning point in ending dog atrocities in India.
India Buys 33 Fighters from Russia
According to reports received from New Delhi on Thursday, India’s Ministry of Defense agreed to purchase 33 new Russian fighter jets and upgrade 59 others. The military pact between New Delhi and Moscow is worth $2.45 billion, according to the Defense Ministry. India is facing security challenges due to its borders with China and Pakistan.
India — Eight Policemen Killed in Kanpur Shootout
Eight policemen, including a Deputy Superintendent of Police, have been killed after being fired upon by two criminals early Friday morning. According to police officials, many policemen have also been injured. A large number of police forces have been deployed at the scene.
Coronavirus — India Hopes for Vaccine by August
A Coronavirus vaccine has been developed in India, and is scheduled to launch on August 15. Hyderabad-based pharmaceutical company Bharat Biotech is preparing to launch it. The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has directed to complete the clinical trial in the meantime.
Coronavirus — New Record in India, Treatments Hopeful
India recorded 20,903 new cases in a single day yesterday, which is the highest number of cases reported in a single day in the country so far. With this, the total number of infected people in India has reached 62,5544. According to the Ministry of Health, there are currently 220,439 active cases in the country.
Modi Visits Border Area Amid Tensions with China
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in the border area on Friday to take a direct look at the ongoing tensions between India and China. Prime Minister Modi’s visit comes at a time when diplomatic and military talks are underway between the two countries to resolve the standoff on the border.
India Accuses China of Troop Buildup in Disputed Area
India, for the first time, admitted on Thursday that China had assembled troops in the border region of the Himalayas, which was subject to territorial disputes. The Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused China of starting military deployment before causing tension.
Indian, Russian Defense Ministers Meet Amid Ladakh
The Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh came to Moscow to participate in the 75th Victory Day Parade commemorating the end of World War II. It is expected to be the largest parade in Russian history. To note, Syrian military personnel are also involved in the parade, and completed a practice run on June 23.
Coronavirus — Highest Daily Total in India
According to the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the total number of people infected with coronavirus across India has exceeded 420,000. Global coronavirus data compiled by Johns Hopkins in the United States shows that India is the fourth most affected country, after the United States, Brazil, and Russia.
India & China — How Many LACs Are There?
Many observers in India fear that border talks between India and China could come to a complete standstill after Beijing demanded full sovereignty over the disputed Galwan Valley on the China-Indian border. China has officially made that claim after 20 Indian soldiers were killed in the valley last Monday night.
Coronavirus — Indian Drug Company Develops New Treatment
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, in India, has announced the creation of an antiviral drug to treat mild to moderate symptoms of COVID-19. Glenmark said that the drug they developed, Favipiravir, and marketed under the name FabiFlu, improved patients conditions suffering from those symptoms.
India Faces Deteriorating Relationship with China
There has always been a border dispute, and competitive sentiment, between China and India. This sentiment seemed to be suppressed due to increasing economic dependencies. However, the skirmish in the Galwan Valley has again created the same bitterness between the two countries.
China Releases Ten Indian Soldiers
Agence France-Presse quoted media reports that China has released ten Indian soldiers, who had previously been held captive. On Monday, fighting between China and India broke out in the border area near the Himalayas. It was the worst military conflict in 45 years, killing at least 20 Indian soldiers.
Coronavirus — Active Cases in Gujarat Crosses 6,000
There are 6,239 active cases of coronavirus in Gujarat, out of which 61 patients are on a ventilator, while 6,178 patients are in normal condition. During the last 24 hours, 510 new cases were reported, out of which 317 were in Ahmedabad, 82 in Surat, 43 in Vadodara, and 11 in Gandhinagar.
China, India Blame Each Other for Kashmir Quarrel
India and China have accused each other of inciting clashes in the Galwan Valley that have killed at least 20 Indian soldiers in Ladakh. India alleges that China unilaterally sought to change the situation, while China pointed fingers at Indian forces, saying they had attacked members of Chinese forces.
20 Indian Troops Killed in Clash with China
Indian officials now admit that at least 20 Indian soldiers have been killed in clashes between Indian and Chinese troops on the Ladakh border, in disputed Kashmir. Earlier, it was reported that three Indian soldiers had been killed, and casualties were being claimed from both sides.
Coronavirus — Delhi Cries for Hospital Beds
Coronavirus infection is growing so fast in the Indian capital, Delhi, 500 railway cars are being converted into a makeshift hospital on an emergency basis. The Delhi government has already said that the number of coronavirus-positive patients in the city could reach around 5.5 million by July.
Coronavirus — India Now Fourth in Infections, U.S. Surging
Coronavirus transmission in India is not showing any signs of stopping. In the last 24 hours, 10,956 new cases of coronavirus have been reported in India, and 396 people have died. At the same time, India has been ranked fourth in the list of countries most affected by the coronavirus.
Ladakh — China Enters Territory, Delhi Silent
In Ladakh, a full-blown political debate has erupted in India over how far Chinese troops have penetrated into Indian territory, and why the government is silent on the whole issue. Opposition Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and the ruling BJP traded barbs on the issue on Twitter.
Nepal Includes Disputed Indian Territories in New Map
Nepal’s parliament has unanimously approved amendments to the country’s constitution to set a new political map and a new national symbol. The new map and symbol will now officially display Lipulekh, Kalapani, and Limpiyadhaura as the territory of Nepal, under the Sugauli Treaty of 1817.
Indian Police Blame Muslims, Not BJP, for Delhi Riots
Delhi Police on Tuesday filed three charge sheets in connection with communal riots that broke out in Delhi last February. The latest charge sheets did not mention the names of BJP leaders and ministers accused of giving “hate speeches.” Instead, the indictment blamed those who were protesting against the country’s new Citizenship Law.
Coronavirus — “Unlock 1.0” Begins in India
At a time when India has become the fifth-most affected country by COVID-19 in the world, and the number of victims has crossed two and a half million, the government has opened places of worship, hotels, and malls across the country from Monday. The government’s decision, which it calls Unlock 1.0, has been questioned by health experts and the country’s opposition parties, in addition to the World Health Organization.
Coronavirus — India Surpasses Italy in Cases Despite Lockdown
More than 10,000 new infections of COVID-19 have been detected in India in the last 24 hours. As a result, India has overtaken Italy in the total number of coronavirus infections in the country. India now ranks sixth in the world in terms of infection rate, behind the United States, Brazil, Russia, Spain, and the United Kingdom.
Coronavirus, Lockdown Cripple Tourism in Kashmir
There has been no activity in Abdul Khaliq’s houseboat, parked at Dal Lake in Srinagar, since the repeal of Article 370 and the special status for Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir, on August 5, 2019. Abdul Khaliq, 70, says he used to earn between Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 on a daily basis.
Coronavirus — Cases Soar in Tamil Nadu, India
A total of 1,384 new cases of coronavirus have been reported in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. In Chennai alone, 1,072 people have been infected by the coronavirus. The total number of victims in Tamil Nadu has increased to 27,256. The death toll has risen to 220, as 12 people have died in the past 24 hours due to coronavirus.
Tensions Increase in India-China Territorial Dispute
The military forces of the two most populous countries in the world are falling into a tense confrontation at high altitudes in the Himalayas. Indian media quoted officials as saying that thousands of Chinese army soldiers forcibly entered the Galwan valley in the disputed Kashmir region of Ladakh.
Coronavirus — India Ranks Seventh Worldwide in Infections
The central government says that India is ranked seventh in the world in terms of the number of coronavirus cases. According to Lav Agarwal, Joint Secretary of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, “India is one of the countries where fewer deaths have been reported due to COVID-19 due to timely screening and timely treatment.”
India Braces for Cyclone Nisarga
Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed preparations for Cyclone Nisarga, which has formed in the Arabian Sea. Nisarga will take the form of a Cyclone on Tuesday evening, and a Super Cyclone at night. According to the Indian Meteorological Department, the depression in the Arabian Sea has turned into a deep depression, which will hit the coast between Daman and Gujarat on Wednesday afternoon.
Coronavirus — India Coping with Unlock 1.0
The Indian government started removing its nationwide lockdown on Monday. Crowds are likely to gather at places like temples, mosques, and shopping-malls from the second week after traffic became normal in the first week of this month. However, the lockdown will continue in the places declared as containment zones.
Coronavirus — Docs Warn of Community Transmission in India
Top health experts in India have issued a joint statement sharply criticizing the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and its policy in tackling the coronavirus. At least three medical professional associations have said in a statement that the lockdown in India is “draconian,” and that “community transmission” has already begun in earnest in India.
Super-Cyclone Amphan Causes Destruction in Bangladesh and India
On May 16, Bangladesh and India were hit by a massive cyclone that remained till May 21 and caused vast destruction. At least 95 people have been killed, while the death toll is predicted to rise as help reaches villages that are still cut off due to the floodwater. Many coastal villages were severely damaged. Power lines were torn down, and flooding ruined vast areas of land.
Chinese, Indian Troops Face Off on Disputed Ladakh Border
Amid the coronavirus epidemic, China has advanced in Ladakh, on India’s northern border, sparking tensions between the two countries. This has led to additional troops being deployed by both sides. In the last few days, the two countries’ armies have been engaged in direct clashes at various places along the Line of Control (LoC) between the two countries.
Trump Offers to Help Mediate China-India Dispute
Reiterating his call for mediation on the border dispute between India and China, US President Donald Trump has said that he has spoken to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but India has denied any such talks. President Trump has said that Prime Minister Modi’s mood is not right on the ongoing tension between India and China.
Indian Supreme Court Orders Free Tickets, Food to Migrants
The Indian Supreme Court has taken stern notice of the difficulties and hardships faced by migrant workers due to the ongoing lockdown in India, and directed the government to take immediate action. The Indian Supreme Court said that the government should provide free train and bus tickets to all such workers, and the states should provide free food and water to such workers during the journey.
Locust Attacks in India Destroy Crops On Large Scale
Officials in India say many locations in India and Pakistan are under locust attacks, and locusts entering India from there are destroying crops. At a time when the Coronavirus epidemic has hit India’s economy hard, and the poor are struggling for their lives, locust swarms in India pose another threat to crops.
Coronavirus — India Takes to the Skies, Shoots Up the Global Cases Ladder
The total number of coronavirus-positive patients identified in India now stands at nearly 145,000— and India now ranks highest in Asia, surpassing Iran. About 7,000 new patients have been identified in India in the last 24 hours, a new record. However, domestic flights have resumed in the country from today.
Coronavirus — India Now in Top Ten in Cases
Cases of coronavirus continue to rise in India, but restrictions continue to ease, and domestic flights have started from today. India has become one of the ten countries most affected by the global epidemic. In the last 24 hours, another 7,097 people have been affected by the epidemic, bringing the total to 138,536.
More Relief & Rescue Teams Sent to West Bengal
More teams from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) have been sent to West Bengal, in India, to help in the relief and rescue operations following a trail of damage left by Cyclone Amphan. Already, 26 NDRF teams had been deployed in the six districts severely affected in West Bengal.
Corona, Democracy, the Universal Faith
Corona is a test for democracies throughout the world. Democracy has weathered the storm and these nations are going back to normalcy. We expect to see several changes. Just like there were changes in airports after 9/11 more thorough security checks throughout the world, while there is still no vaccination people will have to pay $200 more for a ticket to get a Corona clearance check to go on a plane.
Amphan — Modi Announces Relief for West Bengal, Odisha
India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, announced an immediate emergency financial aid package worth Rs 1,000 Crore for West Bengal, and Rs 500 Crore for Odisha, due to the damage caused by the powerful Cyclone Amphan that ripped through the coastal towns of India and Bangladesh.
Cyclone Amphan Strikes New Areas Off the Coast
At least 18 people were killed and about 1,500,000 people in 25 districts of Bangladesh have been without electricity since the day before Cyclone Amphan hit. Initially, it has been reported that the financial loss due to cyclone Amphan in Bangladesh is around $130 million. State Minister for Disaster Management and Relief Dr. Enamur Rahman told reporters about the financial loss.
Coronavirus — Cases in Gujarat Soar, Vaccine Elusive
According to the information provided by the Gujarat Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, 371 new cases of coronavirus have been reported in the state in the last 24 hours. In the same period, 24 patients have died. The total number of infected patients in the state has gone up to 12,910, while the total death toll has risen to 773.
India Reopens Domestic Flights, COVID-19 Cases Take Off
Despite a positive surge in COVID-19 cases, domestic air travel in India will reopen starting May 25, after a two-month lockdown to halt the spread of the coronavirus. “All airports and airlines are told to be ready to operate again from May 25,” said Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Twitter.
Cyclone Amphan Wreaks Havoc, Kills More Than 80
Cyclone Amphan ripped through the coastal towns of India and Bangladesh, leaving more than 80 people dead. Officials said that two people died in Odisha, in the Bay of Bengal, according to the state government. That’s including an infant, who was crushed as the mud wall of their house collapsed.
Cyclone Amphan Delivers Heavy Rains, Strong Winds
The coastal towns in India and Bangladesh have experienced heavy rains and strong winds as Cyclone Amphan is expected to make landfall. “The first arm of Cyclone Amphanhas touched down. The eye of the Cyclone is expected to touch land any time soon,” said Mrutyunjay Mohapatra, India’s Meteorological Department Director General.
Cyclone Amphan Threatens India Amid Pandemic
A powerful cyclone threatens to hit India as the country tries to battle the coronavirus pandemic, with increasing cases each day. Authorities are struggling to find shelters for evacuees, opting to turn schools and other buildings to temporary shelters so as to observe the social distance measure and curb the spread of the virus at the crucial time.
India Braces for Amphan, First Super Cyclonic Storm This Century
The Indian Meteorological Department said that the Cyclone Amphan, which formed in the Bay of Bengal, turned into a ‘super cyclone’ of the highest intensity in the first part of Monday. The cyclone is expected to hit the coast from Digha, in West Bengal, India, on Wednesday afternoon to evening, along the coast of Hatia Island in Bangladesh.
Road Accident Kills 24 Migrant Workers in India
At least 24 migrant laborers were killed, and 36 others wounded, after a truck carrying them collided with another vehicle in Auraiya district of Uttar Pradesh, northern India. “The impact of the accident is such that both vehicles overturned and careened off the highway,” said the Superintendent of Police.
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