Denial Won't Help
The United Nations report on the
status of the global HIV/AIDS epidemic
seems to have both positive
and negative portents.
Nations Try To Patch Up Splits On Sex
At Aids Meet.........
The president of the United Nations
General Assembly has sought to break
the deadlock over a UN
declaration on AIDS, with Islamic
countries objecting to empowerment for
girls and the United States
and others resisting defining
financial targets.
Positive Alert
India has overtaken
South Africa. A UNAIDS report says
that with 5.7 million HIV-positive
people,
India has the world's largest
population infected with the human
immunodeficiency virus. That's two-
hirds of the figure for
Asia.
Yuva: Centre's 5-Yr Action Plan To
Spread Aids Awareness
This yuva is not the Bollywood hit
starring Abhishek Bachchan. YUVA is
Youth Unite for Victory
against AIDS, a five-year government
action plan to create awareness among
450 million youth and
adolescents in the country about AIDS.
Development Control Rules `Outdated'
Planning norms must reflect changing
conditions: Gopinatha Rao Development
control rules are `in
urgent need of reform' Outdated rules
have resulted in deviations from
approved plans
Bosch Launches New Facility In
Bangalore
Plant to make common rail high
pressure pumps Plans investment of Rs.
1,800 cr. before 2008 To
start production of rail injectors in
Nashik in 2007
No Signs Of Halt To Aids Pandemic:
United Nations
"World's response to disease is
inadequate" India has largest number
of people living with the virus
Education programmes not reaching
high-risk groups But, drug treatment
slowly reaching those in
or countries
Anbumani Disagrees With Aids Figures
Union Health and Family Welfare
Minister A. Ramadoss said on Wednesday
he disagreed with the
biennial UNAIDS report that said India
had an estimated 5.7 million people
infected with HIV/AIDS in
2005, overtaking South Africa where
the number stood . . .
Left Out — Children With Aids
No India-specific guidelines for the
treatment, care, and support of
children living with HIV have
been distributed.
India Tops List Of Aids-Hit Nations
The UNAIDS officials said it is
difficult to offer a precise figure of
how many of 5.7 million AIDS
patients are receiving anti-retroviral
drugs.
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