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The Indian Council of Medical Research and the National Institute of Nutrition or NIN have released 17 Dietary Guidelines for Indians, say kids below 2 should not be fed sugar.

No sugar for kids aged 2, no protein supplements for adults: ICMR-NIN issue new dietary guidelines for Indians after 13 years

<h2>The Indian Council of Medical Research and the National Institute of Nutrition or NIN have released 17 Dietary Guidelines for Indians, say kids below 2 should not be fed sugar.</h2>

The Indian Council of Medical Research and the National Institute of Nutrition or NIN have released revised National Dietary Guidelines for Indians, which state that children up to two years of age should be kept away from sugar, limiting the daily intake of calories from sugar to only 5 percent. Their daily diet should include at least 500 grams of fruits and vegetables. Diet guidelines also advise people to avoid protein supplements to meet their daily protein requirements and have natural protein instead.&nbsp;
<h3>ICMR released 17 dieatary guidelines</h3>
According to the ICMR, about 57% of Indians tolerate the burden of diseases due to unhealthy diet. In the 17 dietary guidelines, shared by the regulatory body it is stated that healthy diet and physical activity have the potential to substantially reduce coronary heart disease (CHD) cases and hypertension (HTN) cases and prevent up to 80% of type 2 diabetes cases.
The Dietary Guidelines for Indians (DGIs) has been drafted by a multi-disciplinary committee of experts led by Dr Hemalatha R, Director, ICMR-NIN.
According to the guidelines, a well-rounded diet ought to consist of a maximum of 45% of calories sourced from cereals and millets, and a portion of up to 15% of calories derived from pulses, beans, and meat. The remaining calories are recommended to be obtained from nuts, vegetables, fruits, and milk.
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ICMR recommends avoiding antibiotics for mild fever in its new guideline. Let’s find out what else it advises 

ICMR issues guidelines for consumption of antibiotics in case of low intensity fever or cough and cold

ICMR issues guidelines for taking antibiotics

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Are you one of those who pop in antibiotics in case of mild fever or flu? If yes, then stop it right there. The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has issued a guideline alerting the people doing so.&nbsp;
<h3>ICMR recommends avoiding antibiotics for mild fever &nbsp;</h3>
In its guidelines, ICMR has advised not to take antibiotics for mild fevers or viral bronchitis. It also said that doctors should keep the timeline in mind while prescribing these medicines.&nbsp;
<h3>Some antibiotics are proving ineffective&nbsp;</h3>
According to a survey conducted by ICMR between January 1 and December 31, 2021, an antibiotic named, &lsquo;Carbapenem' does not affect many patients in India. The survey also revealed that there is a continuous increase in the number of pathogens that neutralize the effect of a drug, disabling them from treating some infections.&nbsp;
<h3>ICMR&rsquo;s guideline regarding antibiotics&nbsp;</h3>
In the new guideline, ICMR has advised that antibiotics should be given for five days for skin and soft tissue infections, five days for community-acquired pneumonia and eight days for hospital-acquired pneumonia. &nbsp;
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Social media influencers will now be required to put disclaimers for their associations with paid brands, news agency PTI reported quoting sources. 

The move is seen as an attempt to curb fake reviews posted on e-commerce websites. The consumer affa

Govt to introduce guidelines for social media influencers soon: report

The government is expected to introduce guidelines which will make it mandatory for influencers to declare their involvement with the products they endorse

In the next 15 days, the government is expected to introduce guidelines which will make it mandatory for influencers to declare their involvement with the products they endorse

Social media influencers will now be required to put disclaimers for their associations with paid brands, news agency PTI reported quoting sources.&nbsp;
The move is seen as an attempt to curb fake reviews posted on e-commerce websites. The consumer affairs department has completed the process of developing a framework to curb forged reviews posted on these sites, sources said
In the next 15 days, the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/extortion-model-bjp-targets-aap-alleges-school-scam-in-delhi-government-schools-1661764288764">government</a> is expected to introduce guidelines which will make it mandatory for influencers to declare their involvement with the products they endorse.
The 'dos and don'ts' for influencers which require social media influencers to declare their brand associations will be notified by the Department of Consumer Affairs, sources said. &nbsp;
The social media influencers will be required to put disclaimers for paid endorsements to outline their association with products.
In May, the department along with the Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) held a virtual meeting with stakeholders, including e-commerce entities, to discuss the magnitude of fake reviews on their platforms.
Fake reviews mislead consumers into buying online products and services.
The department had then decided it would develop these frameworks after studying the present mechanism being followed by e-commerce entities in India and best practices available globally.
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Cautioning people to maintain social distance to prevent the transmission of the Covid-19 virus, the office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India on Thursday said that aerosols, one of the key transmission mode of the SARS-CoV-2, can travel in the air up to 10 meters.
"Aerosols and droplets are key transmission mode of the Covid-19 virus, and while droplets fall within 2 meters from an infected person, aerosols can be carried in the air up to 10 meters," an advisory said.The guidelines further stated that the placement of the fan is also crucial as the fan should not be at a place where it can cause contaminated air to flow directly to someone else.

Aerosols carrying Covid-19 virus can travel in air up to 10 meters, says govt

Cautioning people to maintain social distance to prevent the transmission of the Covid-19 virus, the office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India on Thursday said that aerosols, one of the key transmission mode of the SARS-CoV-2, can travel in the air up to 10 meters.
"Aerosols and droplets are key transmission mode of the Covid-19 virus, and while droplets fall within 2 meters from an infected person, aerosols can be carried in the air up to 10 meters," an advisory said. The guidelines further stated that the placement of the fan is also crucial as the fan should not be at a place where it can cause contaminated air to flow directly to someone else.

Govt: Aerosols &amp; droplets, key transmission mode of the Covid-19 virus
Govt's new Covid guidelines: aerosols can travel 10 metres Centre:&nbsp;Placement of fan is also crucial to stop virus spread
'Fan shouldn't&nbsp;cause contaminated air to flow directly to someone else'
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Cautioning people to maintain social distance to prevent the transmission of the Covid-19 virus, the office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India on Thursday said that aerosols, one of the key transmission mode of the SARS-CoV-2, can travel in the air up to 10 meters.
"Aerosols and droplets are key transmission mode of the Covid-19 virus, and while droplets fall within 2 meters from an infected person, aerosols can be carried in the air up to 10 meters," an advisory said. The guidelines further stated that the placement of the fan is also crucial as the fan should not be at a place where it can cause contaminated air to flow directly to someone else.

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