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Vitamin D deficiency: Action points Government of NCT, Delhi

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By Arpita Mukherjee Verified, Aashish Chaudhry, Trishali Khanna, Latika Khatwani, Pallavi Verma, Damayantee Majumdar
| Hindustan Times Verified
Delhi, India’s capital, with a population of 34.7 million, suffers from a silent epidemic – Vitamin D deficiency. The ICRIER-ANVKA 2025 report titled “Roadmap to Address Vitamin D Deficiency in India” found that one in five Indians are Vitamin D deficient, with children, pregnant women and elderly being the vulnerable groups. In a densely populated and highly urbanised city like Delhi, the risks are even more pronounced.
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Article: Beyond metros: Talent transformation in emerging growth centres

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By Pallavi Verma
| People Matters Verified
Leadership The spotlight on emerging talent hubs like Pune, Chennai and Hyderabad indicates a broader trend of decentralising talent strategies beyond metros, which reinforces HR’s role in local business growth. As India’s business landscape continues to evolve, a notable shift is underway: the spotlight is moving beyond traditional metropolitan strongholds like Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore to emerging cities like Pune, Chennai, Hyderabad and Ahmedabad.
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Roadmap to address vitamin D deficiency in India

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By Arpita Mukherjee Verified, Aashish Chaudhry, Pallavi Verma, Latika Khatwani
| Hindustan Times Verified
India, the world’s most populous country, suffers from widespread micronutrient deficiencies, with Vitamin D deficiency emerging as a silent epidemic. It affects individuals across all age groups, income groups and professions, from children, sportspersons, and outdoor workers to health care workers, leading to severe health conditions such as rickets in children and osteoporosis in adults.
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