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Providing retail investors with essential tips and precautions to ensure the safety and security of their investments in the stock market.

A horrifying accident on the Rajiv Highway at Kukunoor Palli in Telangana's Siddipet district has left four people injured and sparked concerns over road safety measures in the area. A camera captured the terrifying incident on Saturday, February 24, circulating on social media and drawing attention to the need for enhanced safety precautions on highways.
 

A devastating accident on the Purvanchal Expressway in Uttar Pradesh has left two women dead and four others seriously injured after a Mahindra XUV700 flipped over upon hitting a truck. The incident, captured on CCTV and circulating on social media, highlights the dangers of highway travel and the importance of road safety precautions.

Due to the colder weather, people end up not drinking enough water. This can cause toxins to build up in the body, making it harder for the body to function. Consuming excessive amount of coffee and tea can cause indigestion. Shake off winter laziness, and headaches with some regular exercise.

Maintaining proper health during winters becomes difficult. More efforts are required to sustain blood circulation. This heightened pressure elevates the risk of a heart attack. Engaging in daily morning or evening walk is vital for heart patients. This routine ensures physical activity that helps regulate blood pressure.

R Balki said the advertisement was for the health ministry and the team took all the necessary precautions, including wearing masks and working with minimal crew

'I really hope everyone is taking the correct precautions and that we can all come together as a society during these times, and can really pass this test with flying colours as soon as possible,' said Indian hockey player SV Sunil on the current health crisis due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19)

 Though India participated enthusiastically and energetically in the Janata curfew on March 22, there are many under the impression that it is enough to contain the spread of the virus. But it is not so. We need to guard ourselves with more gusto as the virus can still spread rapidly.

The Indian hockey players and support staff are taking all the necessary precautions at the Sports Authority of India (SAI) facility in Bengaluru. The campus is well-equipped for regular practice sessions and no unauthorised persons are allowed to enter the premises

Even as the coronavirus outbreak spreads at an alarming rate across the globe, many people seem to think wearing a face mask will keep them safe. But is it true? Do you really need to get one for yourself? Let’s sift fact from fiction. According to the World Health Organization, healthy people don't need to wear masks unless they're caring for someone who may have Covid-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. On the other hand, people with fever, cough and breathing difficulties should wear masks and go see a doctor. Watch this video for more. ALSO WATCH - Precautions to take to keep Coronavirus at bay: https://youtu.be/q7JA_OvR7Z8

Even as authorities world over scramble to contain the coronavirus outbreak, let’s take a quick look at what precautions you can take to keep COVID-19 at bay. The World Health Organization, which has declared the outbreak as a global emergency, have come out with a list of preventive measures one can take to stay away from COVID-19 infection. Watch this video to find out more.

As the Environment Pollution (Prevention and Control) Authority has declared a public health emergency in the national capital in view of the abysmal air quality index, the experts feel that people should take certain precautions to protect their health.

India is conscious of threats emanating from the ISIS and is taking necessary precautions, BJP general secretary Ram Madhav said here on Wednesday (September 4). 
 

Doctors in Delhi have advised people to take precautions and urged them to wear full-sleeves and use mosquito nets. Last year, 2,798 dengue cases and four deaths were recorded by the South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC)