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Най-последните истории за Здраве 3 април 2012 Пакистан Пушенето на шиша (наргиле) е станало истинска мания сред младежите в Пакистан пред последните години. Хина Сафдар съобщава за забраната за пушене на шиша и продаването в провинция Синдх, като нарушаването на закона може да доведе до 6 месеца затвор. Индия: подновяване на усилията по случай на Световния ден на туберкулозата В Индия, където туберкулозата е едно от най-големите предизвикателства за здравето, Световният ден за борба с туберкулозата се наблюдава в различни части на страната. Наскоро бе стартирана национална кампания за комуникация в Индия, с нов супергерой, Булгам Бхай, за да помогне в битката с тази болест.
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Latest stories about India 4 April 2012 India: The ‘Coup' That Never Was On 4 April, an article in 'the Indian Express' reported about an attempted coup mentioning that two key Indian Army units had moved towards Delhi without notifying the government on the night of January 16-17. Everybody from the government to the common people have dismissed the Indian Express front-page story. 3 April 2012 Videos: Female Gendercide and Infanticide in India and China Between India and China, 200 million girls have gone "missing" as parents abort female fetuses or kill and abandon baby girls. Several documentaries and reports cover this phenomenon, trying to explain the causes for this deadly gender discrimination and figure out what can be done about it. 1 April 2012 Video Highlights: Culture, Human Rights, Online Activism and Crowdfunding A selection of Global Voices' most recent and interesting stories on video advocacy including a focus on indigenous rights and online activism, selected by Juliana Rincón Parra. South Asia: Every Day Is Earth Hour for Us Today many countries of the world are observing Earth Hour, an event to make people aware of the climate change by turning off their non-essential lights for one hour. Millions of people in South Asia have no access to electricity and the demand of electricity is much bigger than supply. India, Bangladesh: Caught In The Cyber War A cyber war between Bangladesh and India broke out last month as Bangladeshi hackers defaced Indian border security Force's website in protest of the recent border killings by BSF. Indian hacker groups retaliated by defacing Bangladesh government ministry websites and a cyber war followed. India: Young Women Learning About Participatory Video A group of young women in the slums of Hyderabad in India are learning how to make videos to change their communities, and in this next film the group of young girls explain what they've learned and how they are helping their communities and themselves through their work. India: The Last Handwritten Newspaper in the World The earliest forms of newspaper were handwritten and now 'The Musalman' probably is the last handwritten newspaper in the world. This Urdu language newspaper was established in 1927 and has been published daily in the Chennai city of India ever since. India: Renewing the Pledge Against Tuberculosis on World TB Day In India, where TB is one of the biggest health challenges, the World Tuberculosis (TB) Day was observed in various parts of the country. A nationwide communication campaign has recently been launched in India, giving her a new superhero, Bulgam Bhai, to help fight the TB battle. India: Tweet Fuels Communal Tensions in Kolkata Earlier this week, certain areas of Kolkata in West Bengal, India, were brought to a grinding halt by protesters protesting against a certain tweet, allegedly posted by an Indian model, which was in turn published in a leading English daily. Netizens reported from the ground and also discussed the incident on social networks. India: Don't Work at Night and You Won't Be Raped The police of Gurgaon has asked women working at commercial enterprises, malls and bars in Gurgaon to stop working after 8pm to prevent rape incidents. Netizens express their anger towards this unreasonable directive and question the negligence of the authorities.