Science And Technology

In today's News18 Daily Digest: A 34-year-old tech professional's death in Bengaluru has triggered nationwide outrage over alleged medical apathy and public indifference. According to his family, he showed signs of a heart attack but was denied emergency treatment and ambulance support by private hospitals, forcing his wife to rush him on a two-wheeler. He collapsed on the way, with distressing visuals showing passersby failing to stop and help. Hospitals have denied negligence as police examine statements and CCTV footage. We also bring you the latest on Delhi's deepening pollution crisis, as the no PUC, no fuel rule comes into effect amid toxic air across North India. The Supreme Court has slammed pollution control measures as a "total failure" and refused to ease restrictions, including school closures. Plus, other key national developments you need to know this morning.

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