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A report by UNICEF India in January 2009 found that about a million neonatal deaths occur in the country each year. Uttar Pradesh (U.P.) has the largest population of any state in India and continuing problems with neonatal mortality. In an effort to tackle this problem PATH India with funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has initiated Sure Start, a five year project that works with a population of roughly 25 million in Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra.

A major contributor to these death rates is the lack of literacy and awareness that exists in the rural areas of the country. For example, the benefits of immediate and exclusive breastfeeding are not well understood. For this purpose Sure Start in U.P. works with community health workers and facilitates the functioning of village health and sanitation committees.

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Shree Pavitra Bandhan Par Ashubh Saya goes off air on ZEE TV now. ZEE TV announced to end of the Show with new serial, Yahan Main Ghar Ghar Kheli. Shree on ZEE TV ends on 13th November, 2009.

Shree Pavitra Bandhan Par Ashubh Saya TV serial was based on the supernatural power and superstition. The TV serial had introduced the best superstitious story to spread a superstition in our society.

Story of Shree Pavitra Bandhan Par Ashubh Saya begins with the life of Hari who belongs to Raghuvanshi family. The drama is based on a Gujarati family but located in Mumbai.

Hari is loved by Kangana but he rejects her. To enter in the Raghuvanshi house, Kangna marry to Hari’s brother. Now, she wanted to live with Hari. His brother tries to stop her. This time she tries to kill him but unfortunately she was killed by a situation.

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(Best Syndication News) CHICAGO - "When he bolted her the first time, she didn't die. She just stood there looking stunned as blood trickled from her forehead. She then got her bearings and tried to turn and run."

"The gas cart was filled to the brim with pigs today, a total of 39, including 9 large pigs that were at weaning age. They were left in the cart all day to trample each other, before being gassed all at once."

Read the diary and watch the video of undercover investigator Mike who worked at the Country View/Hatfield Quality Meats hog farm last spring and you're sure laws are being broken and the operation will be shut down. Wrong. There is nothing illegal in one of the most gruesome videos to circulate the Web says Mercy For Animals (MFA) who conducted the investigation, because there are no farm welfare laws to break.

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After being the world leader in nuclear power for many years, the U.S. dropped out and has been huddled in fear since the Three-Mile Island nuclear power plant incident in 1979.

In the 30 years since, the U.S. has added many nuclear weapons to its defense arsenal, which are stored in various unknown locations around the country. The U.S. Navy has continued to build its awesome fleet of nuclear-powered warships non-stop for more than 50 years. Many of those are docked near major populated areas for long periods of time. And there are 104 nuclear power plants built prior to Three-Mile Island still operating in the U.S.

So many of those who fear nuclear power, who form resistance groups every time a new nuclear plant is proposed, have been driving by, living near, or working close to nuclear power plants for decades. The big fear of what to do with spent fuel rods that remain radioactive for generations, has been handled for decades by shipping them across the country to storage facilities without incident.

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Louisiana and the nation face problems that won’t be solved by the health-care bill now in Congress, said state Secretary of Health and Hospitals Alan Levine on Tuesday.

Levine was in town to speak at the monthly meeting of the Thibodaux Rotary Club, held at Envie Restaurant.

Levine said national health-care costs are too high and coverage needs to be expanded. But these problems are not addressed in the bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives Saturday, he said.

“When you read this 2,000-page bill, it goes so far beyond that you forget what you’re trying to solve,” Levine said. “This idea that the public option is the solution is just wrong.”