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World Politics & Diplomacy 08 Oct 2026, 11:16 PM IST

Kenya Confirms First Ebola Case as Ten Quarantined and Contact Tracing Widens

Kenya has confirmed its first Ebola case, prompting the quarantine of ten people and an urgent effort to trace dozens more contacts linked to the deceased patient. The development has intensified concern over border screening, surveillance capacity, and the risk of delayed detection in a region where cross-border movement is frequent and health systems remain unevenly prepared.

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India Entertainment & Culture08 Oct 2026, 06:02 PM IST

Drop Shot EP 09 Maps Cinema, Culture and Chennai’s Living Memory

RDU Global’s latest Drop Shot episode stitches together four sharply different but thematically linked stories from Indian screen culture, social commentary and urban heritage. The segment moves from Arjun Das and Aditi Shankar’s reflections on choosing stories that feel personal, to Meena Kandasamy’s examination of the Indian incel mindset, and then into the Art Deco legacy of The Hindu’s Chennai building and the dark fantasy world of Yash and Geetu Mohandas’ Toxic.

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India Entertainment & Culture05 Oct 2026, 11:45 PM IST

Chennai Artists Turn Wood, Metal and Paper into Living Memory at Artiform

At Artiform in Mylapore, a new exhibition is reframing familiar materials as vessels of recollection rather than mere artistic media. Featuring Kannan P, Mani Murugesan, Ramki Ravi, Ramesh N, Surya S and Yogeshwaran V, the show examines how wood, metal, graphite and paper can carry private histories, tactile memory and the residue of lived experience.

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India Entertainment & Culture05 Oct 2026, 07:02 PM IST

Chennai Artists Turn Wood, Metal and Paper into Living Memory at Artiform

At Artiform in Mylapore, a new exhibition brings together six Chennai artists whose works treat material not as medium alone, but as memory made visible. Kannan P, Mani Murugesan, Ramki Ravi, Ramesh N, Surya S and Yogeshwaran V use wood, metal, graphite and paper to build an exhibition that is as much about transformation as it is about form.

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Big Tech, Cloud & SemiconductorsRecently

Implant Networks Turn the Human Body Into a Living Wire

A new class of implant-linked systems is pushing a once-theoretical idea into practical engineering: using the human body itself as a conductive path for electrical signals. The development could reshape medical devices, low-power wearables and future cloud-connected health platforms, while raising fresh questions about safety, regulation and data security.

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Healthcare, Pharma & Life SciencesRecently

Delhi Exhibition Recasts Shekhawati’s Painted Havelis as a Living Cultural Legacy

A new exhibition in Delhi is drawing attention to Shekhawati, the Rajasthan region famed for its frescoed havelis and mercantile heritage, by placing its architecture and the people who once inhabited these mansions at the centre of the story. The show arrives at a moment when Shekhawati, already on UNESCO’s tentative list, is being reconsidered not as a relic of the past but as a cultural landscape with renewed relevance.

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Big Tech, Cloud & SemiconductorsRecently

Implant Networks Turn the Human Body Into a Living Wire

A new class of implantable systems is pushing biomedical engineering toward an unusual frontier: using human tissue itself as a conductive pathway for electrical signals. The approach could reduce the need for bulky wiring in medical devices, but it also raises fresh questions about safety, signal integrity, and regulatory oversight.

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World Politics & Diplomacy06 Oct 2026, 08:54 PM IST

Kenya Confirms First Ebola Death as Regional Outbreak Deepens

Kenya has confirmed its first Ebola-related death, marking a troubling escalation as the disease continues to spread across East and Central Africa. The patient had been living in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where Ebola has already killed more than 4,000 people this year, underscoring the cross-border nature of the public health threat.

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World Politics & Diplomacy2h ago

U.S. Commits Another $267 Million to DRC Ebola Fight, Pressing Allies to Share Burden

The United States has announced an additional $267 million in direct health and humanitarian assistance to combat the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, bringing total U.S. support for the crisis to $887 million. The pledge, unveiled during the U.N. General Assembly's high-level week in New York, expands treatment capacity, surveillance, safe burials and protective equipment while underscoring Washington's call for other capable nations to step up.

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Global Health & Biotech8h ago

WHO Offices Mount Global Rally for Maternal and Newborn Health as Funding Pressures Threaten Care

More than 100 World Health Organization offices around the world marked World Health Day 2025 with a coordinated wave of public advocacy, media campaigns, community events and high-level political engagement focused on maternal and newborn health. The campaign, built around the theme "Healthier beginnings, hopeful futures," comes as critical services for mothers and babies face growing strain from funding challenges across the global health sector.

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World Sports9h ago

Belgium and WHO Deepen Health Partnership as Global Risks, Vaccine Access and UHC Take Center Stage

Belgium and the World Health Organization used a three-day strategic dialogue to review their long-running partnership and align priorities around universal health coverage, stronger health systems and fairer access to medicines, vaccines and health technologies. The talks also examined pandemic preparedness, the One Health approach, and WHO's field response in crises such as Gaza and Senegal, underscoring Belgium's continued role as a major supporter of global health initiatives.

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Global Health & Biotech10h ago

Fourteen African Nations, Global Partners Pledge More Than $45 Million to Strengthen WHO Funding

Fourteen African countries and a coalition of major partners have pledged more than US$45 million to the World Health Organization's first-ever Investment Round, marking a significant early boost for the agency's push for more predictable and flexible financing. The commitments, announced during the WHO Regional Committee for Africa, underscore growing support for a stronger WHO at a time of mounting global health threats.

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World Politics & DiplomacySept 26, 2026

U.S. Expands Ebola Response with $267 Million Health Assistance Package

In a decisive move during the UN General Assembly, the U.S. has pledged an additional $267 million to combat the Ebola outbreak in the DRC, reinforcing its role as a global health leader. This funding aims to enhance treatment facilities, burial teams, and surveillance efforts.

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