Take the MMR – measles, mumps and rubella – vaccine, which is given to babies around the world to prevent these deadly childhood infections

It's suspected that the UK, South Africa and Brazil variants could be much more contagious or easy to catch than earlier versions

Farmers have already started reaping enormous benefits of AWD irrigation technology

Coronavirus has focused our minds on helping to create a better, healthier world

Those working from home, whose number has greatly increased due to the spread of the COVID-19 

Instead of vaccinating elderly people in the first phase, after frontline workers, it will target younger working people aged 18 to 59

The Hindus who attend the Sri Param Hansji Maharaj Samadhi were still in the process of rebuilding the site after the first attack, in 1997

For the app's 13 million UK users, Spanish remains the most popular language that people want to learn, followed by French

The Bharat Biotech company says it is aiming to produce 200 million vaccine doses a year

There are more people of all ages in hospital with Covid now than in the first wave last spring - that includes the young and old

BARI hosted the workshop under its ‘Strengthening of Spices Crop Research in Bangladesh Project’

For seven months, workers in white chemical protection suits have been returning to the small agricultural town of Tarhuna

The virus was first detected in Wuhan in late 2019, with the initial outbreak linked to a market

He is concerned about the prospect of online giant Amazon moving into the pharmacy business in the UK

The coronavirus pandemic transformed the working and social lives of millions of European adults in 2020

It's about politics: recent bolder climate commitments from the UK, the EU, incoming American President Joe Biden and even China

Pregnant women are particularly vulnerable to infection

Exercise triggers the release of endorphins into the bloodstream, relieving pain and producing a feeling of well-being

The Oxford vaccine was approved on December 30 following trials that it stops 70% of people developing Covid symptoms

Lukewarm school dinners is the analogy for the experience of quarantine food in Singapore

By the end of 2020, a glance at Chinese state-controlled media shows that both appear to be under control

Dorothy Bonarjee was Indian by birth, English by upbringing, French by marriage - and Welsh at heart

There are level playing field measures which commit both the UK and the EU to maintain common standards on workers rights

In the US, it has been 100 years since women cast their votes for the first time

Indeed, it is estimated an extra 214,000 unplanned babies will be born in the next year, according to projections by the University of the Philippines Population Institute 

Jatindra Nath Mukherjee was born on the 7th December 1879 in kushtia district of Bangladesh

A 30-minute video which went live as the first people in the UK received the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine, contains a host of false and unsubstantiated claims about the pandemic

The information was revealed in the ‘Research Findings Dissemination and Journalist Award Giving Ceremony’ 

The virus is thought to have come from a market in the city selling animals

Brigadier General Sant Singh told reporter he was the man who arranged the ceremony

Monuments and structures can be more than some blocks of concretes

Child workers in dried fish sector are facing different health related risks and are deprived of education due to poverty

The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) recently warns against its indiscriminate use

Due to the urgent need for the vaccine, governments and donors, have poured billions of pounds into projects to create and test them

The virus has now infected nearly 10 million people and claimed over 140,000 lives in India

In the spring of 1894, Waldemar Haffkine travelled to Calcutta in the Indian state of Bengal in search of cholera

Bangladesh has a high rate of cyberbullying, and 80% of the victims are women aged 14-22

The researchers caution against "definitively attributing Indian Chronicles to some specific actors such as Indian intelligence services" without further investigation

Turkish Ambassador to Bangladesh Mustafa Osman Turan has said his country eyes an increased investment in Bangladesh