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Delhi is set to be flood-proof by 2025, with CM Gupta ensuring extensive measures. Key initiatives include massive desilting and preventive strategies.

Delhi Aims for Flood-Free 2025

Delhi CM Gupta assures enhanced flood prevention by 2025. Emphasizing readiness, her administration has removed substantial silt and implemented strategic measures.

Delhi CM Gupta promises to prevent floods by 2025, highlighting desilting and coordination efforts amid risks from past floods.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Wednesday assured residents that the national capital will not experience a flood-like situation in 2025, stating that her government is fully prepared.
Gupta made the announcement at a meeting regarding flood control measures held at the Delhi Secretariat here.
"Delhi government is fully prepared. Two years ago, there were floods in Delhi. The gates of the barrage did not even open at that time. But I can assure you that flood situation will not arise this time. The government and all the departments are fully prepared," she told reporters after the meeting.
Attendees of the meeting included ministers Ashish Sood and Parvesh Verma, as well as BJP MPs Ramvir Singh Bidhuri and Bansuri Swaraj. Officials from various departments, including the Public Works Department (PWD), Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), Revenue, Irrigation, and Flood Control, also participated.
"We have carried out desilting work. Almost 20 lakh metric tonne silt has been extracted from the big drains," she added.
According to sources, Gupta directed that no waterlogging situation should arise this time.
Delhi faced one of its worst flood-like scenarios in 2023, with several areas submerged due to heavy rainfall, leading to the evacuation of over 25,000 residents.

Include these 5 foods to improve blood flow and support heart health. 

Blood circulation: 5 foods to improve blood flow and circulation 

Include these 5 foods to improve blood flow and support heart health.&nbsp;

Blood circulation plays an important role in the overall well-being of the human body. It is essential for transporting oxygen and nutrients to cells, and there are certain foods that help improving blood circulation in our body.&nbsp;
<h3>5 superfoods that will improve your blood flow and circulation</h3>
<ul>
<li>Pomegranates are high in polyphenol antioxidants and nitrates. Consuming its juice or the raw fruit may help to improve blood flow and oxygenation.</li>
<li>Cinnamon is rich in antioxidants which protect against oxidative stress and damage to blood vessels.</li>
<li>Garlic contains sulfur compounds, like allicin which promote blood vessel dilation and enhance blood flow.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Leafy greens like spinach and kale are excellent source of nitrates which lead to improved blood circulation.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Onions are excellent sources of flavonoid antioxidants which benefit heart health and improve circulation by widening the veins and arteries during blood flow.</li>
</ul>
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/4-foods-to-clean-your-body-naturally-1554895586407">4 foods to clean your body naturally</a>

According to an official release, the first experimental flight transported 10 units of blood between the Lady Hardinge Medical College in New Delhi and the Government Institute of Medical Sciences in Greater Noida in a direct line of sight.

Blood distribution by drones across India may soon become a reality

According to an official release, the first experimental flight transported 10 units of blood between the Lady Hardinge Medical College in New Delhi and the Government Institute of Medical Sciences in Greater Noida in a direct line of sight.

After the Indian Council of Medical Research successfully completed a trial run of blood bag delivery by drones under its iDrone initiative on Thursday, a senior official said that blood distribution by drones might soon be spread to the entire nation.
The effort continued the national aim of developing India's drone ecosystem. ICMR employed the 'i-DRONE' for the first time to distribute vaccines to remote locations during the COVID-19 epidemic.
'Today, we are transporting blood and blood-related products which are supposed to be kept at a low temperature. After the experiment, we found that not only can we maintain the temperature but there was also no damage to the products transported'. 'We sent another sample through an ambulance and if there are no differences in the samples sent using the two modes then drones will be used all over India,' said Dr Rajiv Bahl, the director general of ICMR.
Together with Lady Hardinge Medical College in New Delhi, the Government Institute of Medical Sciences in Greater Noida, and Jaypee Institute of Information Technology in Noida, the ICMR has conducted the trial run as a ground-breaking validation study for the first time in the nation.
According to an official release, the first experimental flight transported 10 units of whole blood samples between the Lady Hardinge Medical College in New Delhi and the Government Institute of Medical Sciences in Greater Noida in a direct line of sight.
Drones are already being used in several nations to transport organs, drugs, medical supplies, blood, vaccines, and more to remote, underdeveloped areas.
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Blood donation: People across the globe donate over 100 million units of blood every year, as reported by the National Center for Biotechnology Information in the U.S.

Blood donation: Busting common myths around blood donation to encourage people to donate blood and help others

There are several myths that prevent eligible donors from donating their blood and helping those in need. Busting such myths is important to encourage people to take a step towards blood donation.

Debunking some common myths around blood donation

Blood donation is a life-saving noble act that can help many people in need.

People across the globe donate over 100 million units of blood every year, as reported by the National Center for Biotechnology Information in the U.S.
Blood donation is an act of kindness that can save one or many lives. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/who-issues-alert-on-fake-covishield-vaccines-in-india-health-min-investigating-1629251860322" target="_blank">World Health Organisation</a>&nbsp;says that &ldquo;The decision to donate your blood can save a life, or even several if your blood is separated into its components &mdash; red cells, platelets, and plasma &mdash; which can be used individually for patients with specific conditions.&rdquo;
But there are many myths that prevent people from donating their blood and helping those in need. Let us try and debunk some myths around blood donation to help you understand the process better.&nbsp;
<h3>Myth 1: Donating blood can make you sick</h3>
A healthy person after donating blood will not fall sick or become weaker than before. Doctors recommend blood donors to rest for a day and drink ample fluids after donating blood. A report by Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York says that it takes around 48 hours for a donor&rsquo;s blood volume to return to normal.
<h3>Myth 2: Donating blood is painful</h3>
According to National Center for Biotechnology Information in the U.S., following <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/world-blood-donor-day-2021-give-blood-and-keep-the-world-beating-1623642997845" target="_blank">blood donation</a>, there may be some pain at the site of the needle&rsquo;s entry. Some people may also experience partial bruising but this is usually harmless and disappears in a few days.
Also Read:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/from-vaccination-to-blood-donation-centre-s-new-covid-19-guidelines-1621433982085" target="_blank">&nbsp;From vaccination to blood donation: Centre's new Covid-19 guidelines</a>
<h3>Myth 3: Blood can be donated only once a year</h3>
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York suggests that generally, a donor must wait for a minimum of 56 days between blood donations. However, the duration may vary from person to person so it is advisable to consult a doctor.
<h3>Myth 4: People with piercings or tattoos cannot donate blood</h3>
The American Red Cross recommends waiting for 3 months after a tattoo if the ink was applied using sterile and state-regulated needles. The same rule is applicable for piercings, as per the NGO.

A couple in Uttar Pradesh is receiving praises in abundance, for coming forward to donate blood on their wedding day.
The incident, was narrated by Ashish Mishra, a UP Police cop on Twitter who shared that a young girl needed a blood donor but nobody stepped forward because she was someone else's child.
That's when the couple came ahead to donate blood on their wedding day. In the photo, they are seen dressed in their wedding outfits, as the husband donates blood while the wife stands besides him.

Praiseworthy: couple in UP donates blood on wedding day to save a life

A couple in UP donated blood for a girl, on their wedding day, as she was unable to find a blood donor

A couple in Uttar Pradesh is receiving praises in abundance, for coming forward to donate blood on their wedding day.
The incident, was narrated by Ashish Mishra, a UP Police cop on Twitter. Ashish&nbsp;shared that a young girl needed a blood donor but nobody stepped forward.
That's when the couple went ahead and donated blood on their wedding day. In the photo, they are seen dressed in their wedding outfits. As the husband donates blood while the wife is seen standing beside him.

The Witcher 3 is getting a free next-gen upgrade

Video game developer CD Projekt has announced that a new edition of the &lsquo;The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt&rsquo; is in development for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, with several visual and technical improvements, including ray tracing and faster loading times. The upgrades will apply to the base game as well as to both of its expansions--&rsquo;Hearts of Stone&rsquo; and &lsquo;Blood and Wine&rsquo;. Users who already own a current copy of &lsquo;The Witcher 3&rsquo;, will get the update for free. Although, it&rsquo;s unclear when the upgrade will be available.

The Witcher 3 to be upgraded with ray tracing, faster loading Applies to base game and all the extra content Free for current owners on PC, PS5, Xbox One The upgrade ETA hasn&rsquo;t been announced yet

Video game developer CD Projekt has announced that a new edition of the &lsquo;The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt&rsquo; is in development for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, with several visual and technical improvements, including ray tracing and faster loading times. The upgrades will apply to the base game as well as to both of its expansions--&rsquo;Hearts of Stone&rsquo; and &lsquo;Blood and Wine&rsquo;. Users who already own a current copy of &lsquo;The Witcher 3&rsquo;, will get the update for free. Although, it&rsquo;s unclear when the upgrade will be available.

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