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NewsCity Newsbengaluru NewsBengaluru’s Nimhans burdened by patient load, long wait at OPDs takes toll on patientsTrendingBengaluru: In the corridors of Bengaluru's Nimhans, Prima from Darjeeling recently experienced firsthand the overwhelming patient load that has become the new normal at India's premier mental health facility. Despite arriving early and completing registration by 8.30am, Prima and her epilepsy-affected brother found themselves 135th in line.

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NewsCity Newsbengaluru NewsGenetic matchmaking: Why checking for compatible genes before marriage is importantTrendingBengaluru: While looking for marriage prospects, your horoscopes may match. But what about your genes? Are they compatible enough for you to have a healthy child? Genetic compatibility, beyond astrological matching, is crucial. Carrier screening, a genetic assessment, provides valuable insights into potential hereditary risks.

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NewsCity Newsbengaluru NewsKiran Mazumdar Shaw hosts St Patrick’s Day celebrations with Kevin Kelly, Ambassador of Ireland to IndiaTrendingBengaluru: St Patrick's Day celebrations unfolded in Bengaluru Saturday, featuring music, Irish green beer, and a range of cuisine, offering a lively atmosphere for the attendees. The event was hosted by Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, honourary consul general of Ireland in Bengaluru, and Kevin Kelly, Ambassador of Ireland to India.

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FOOD FROM SCRAPS: Neelima does not throw away methi stems. She uses them to make chutney. FOOD FROM SCRAPS: Neelima does not throw away methi stems. She uses them to make chutney. FOOD FROM SCRAPS: Neelima does not throw away methi stems. She uses them to make chutney. Odette Katrak believes that anything that can be eaten should not be discarded in waste or even composted.

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NewsSingle mom ensures her son gives life to many in deathBengaluru: Death can sometimes bring in a new beginning, not just an end. Rekha Rao, a single mother from Manjunatha Nagar in Rajajinagar was heartbroken when she lost her only son, Rakesh Kumar S, to an accident. However, in a remarkable display of compassion, she opted to donate the 33-year-old's organs, offering a second chance at life to seven patients who were waiting for transplants.