New Delhi [India], December 21 (ANI): Three Congress MPs were suspended from the Lok Sabha on Thursday for the remainder of the Winter session for their “unruly behaviour”. Three Congress MPs DK Suresh, Deepak Baij and Nakul Nath were suspended from the Lok Sabha taking the total number of members of the Lower House against whom such action has been taken to 100.Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi moved a motion for the suspension of DK Suresh, Deepak Baij and Nakul Nath. “This House having taken serious note of misconduct of Deepak Baij, DK Suresh, Nakul Nath in utter disregard to the House and authority of the Chair through the display of placards, entering into the Well of the House…may be suspended

New Delhi, Dec 21 (Reuters) : India’s prominent hospital chains are shifting their focus to smaller centres and facilities as they chase growth in the booming healthcare market while coping with higher real estate costs and a dearth of land space in its cities. Though healthcare facilities are still in short supply in most parts of India, and especially so in its towns and smaller cities, patients in the world’s most populous nation are showing a greater preference for specialised-but-accessible amenities in the post-COVID pandemic era. That trend is expected to form the bedrock of demand in the Indian healthcare

Does it seem like most vegetables you serve your children end up left on the plate, or worse, strewn across the floor? But mention dessert, and your fruit skewers are polished off in an instant. Or maybe the carrot and cucumber sticks keep coming home in your child’s lunchbox untouched, yet the orange slices are nowhere to be seen. If you’re facing these struggles with your child, you’re not alone. Many children prefer fruit to vegetables. So if your child eats lots of fruit but minimal or no vegetables, is that OK? And how can you get them to eat

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