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The Central Institute of Orthopaedics (CIO), Vardhman Mahavir Medical College (VMMC) and Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi, have achieved a significant milestone in advanced orthopaedic care with the successful performance of its first Robot-Assisted Total Knee Replacement (TKR).The introduction of robot-assisted orthopaedic surgery at CIO has been undertaken with the leadership, support and encouragement of Dr Kavita Sharma, Director, VMMC  &  Safdarjung Hospital. The initiative further strengthens the hospital's capacity to provide advanced, technology-enabled orthopaedic care within the public healthcare system.The procedure was performed under the clinical guidance of Prof. Dr Sumit Sural, Director, CIO, with the dedicated surgical team led by Dr Bhagwati Prasad Sharma, Consultant Professor  &  Head of Unit.The landmark procedure was performed completely free of cost under the Ayushman Bharat scheme on a 75-year-old economically disadvantaged male beneficiary at this Central .

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An Air India flight from Delhi suffered a bird hit while landing at the Patna airport on Monday morning, prompting authorities to conduct a runway inspection, an official said.
The Delhi-Patna flight, with 164 passengers on board, was about to land when the incident took place at 7:44 am, he said.
"The pilot of Air India flight AI 1741 reported a suspected bird strike. After the plane landed, the authorities carried out a runway inspection," the airport official said.
"There was no disruption of flight operations at the airport due to the incident. All passengers are safe," he said.
The official said that bird strikes are not unusual, particularly during the rainy season when avian activity tends to increase.
He also said that a committee conducts monthly inspection to monitor avian and animal activities around the airport.
"Based on the inspection, we prepare reports highlighting the areas where cleaning is required," the official added.

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An estimated 8.7 crore Indian youth aged 15 to 29 are not studying, working, or receiving training, a recent Niti Aayog report said, highlighting the urgent need for subsidised training programmes to encourage self-employment and align with local demand and emerging sectors.
The Aayog, in the report titled 'Reimagining Skilling for Viksit Bharat@2047', said the estimate is based on data from the 78th round of the National Sample Survey conducted in 2021.
To ensure the highest impact, the Aayog organised India's workforce landscape and learners into five segments -- schooling; tertiary education; formal and informal work; not in education, employment and training (NEET) youth; and women.
"NEET youth are constrained by the absence of income and the sunk cost of prior education. Students often cannot layer paid skilling onto existing financial commitments," it said.
The Aayog has defined NEET youth as youth comprising individuals between the ages of 15 and 29 who are not engaged in ..

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Pakistan's new Army chief Asim Munir. (Photo: Twitter/@asim_mz)

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The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the food licences of five outlets at the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) premises over the alleged violation of food safety norms, flagging deficiencies in food handling, storage, refrigeration and sanitation.
As part of its statewide drive, the FDA has suspended licences of 11 food establishments, including the five outlets at MCA, it said on Monday.
The FDA inspected 45 hotels, restaurants, eateries and dhabas during the drive, issued improvement notices to 33 establishments and conducted 25 raids, according to a press note.
The five MCA outlets facing action are the Permit Room, Pavilion, Mediterranean, Oriental Swing, and Clubway & Pastry Counter. The FDA inspected the outlets on August 20 and found various deficiencies related to hygiene, food handling, storage, refrigeration and sanitation.
At the Permit Room, inspectors found ice accumulation in a kitchen refrigerator, an unclean and slippery floor near the ..

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