Tamil Nadu Health Program Screens 1.7 Million People
Tamil Nadu's Nalam Kaakum Stalin initiative has provided free comprehensive health screenings to over 1.7 million residents through 1,238 medical camps, with 18 more planned next week.
Tamil Nadu's Nalam Kaakum Stalin initiative has provided free comprehensive health screenings to over 1.7 million residents through 1,238 medical camps, with 18 more planned next week.
Punjab Health Minister Dr. Balbir Singh announced a new 256-bed modern trauma centre at Rajindra Hospital in Patiala, enhancing emergency care and infrastructure.
NIMHANS Bengaluru recorded over 6.8 lakh patient visits in 2025, its highest annual footfall ever. The institute performed 8,000 neurosurgeries and announced a Rs 440 crore OPD expansion.
The ambitious 100-bed ESIC hospital project in Belagavi's Ashok Nagar remains stalled at paperwork stage, delaying healthcare for over 3 lakh insured industrial workers despite Rs 152 crore approval.
Chief Justice Sangam Kumar Sahoo and other judges of the Patna High Court inspected BIMHAS in Bhojpur, reviewing facilities and emphasizing mental health awareness and women's empowerment.
The Andhra Pradesh government has allocated Rs 19,306 crore for the medical and health sector in the 2026-27 budget, representing 5.81% of the total Rs 3.32 lakh crore budget.
The delayed transfer of Mangaluru's ESI Hospital to ESIC under the Union labour ministry raises concerns for 2.5 lakh insured individuals. MP Capt Brijesh Chowta seeks expedited action.
India has achieved a significant healthcare milestone with 466 day-care cancer centers now operational across the country. These centers are established in government medical colleges, regional cancer centers, state cancer institutes, and tertiary cancer
The Indian government has approved 10,023 new medical seats, including 5,000 postgraduate and 5,023 MBBS seats, to address specialist shortages and expand access to medical education nationwide.
A private diagnostic facility in Greater Noida was sealed by health authorities following the death of a six-year-old child, allegedly due to anaesthesia overdose during an MRI scan. An investigation is underway.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath highlights the state's success in combating encephalitis and expanding medical colleges, attributing achievements to PM Modi's leadership and the BJP's double-engine government model.
Swaroop Rani Nehru Hospital in Prayagraj will increase bed capacity in gynaecology and psychiatry departments with a Rs 5.5 crore budget. New 30-bed psychiatry and 20-bed gynaecology wards aim to improve patient care and infrastructure.
Rajasthan government suspends seven doctors and initiates FIRs against a private hospital and diagnostic center for alleged irregularities and misuse of the Rajasthan Government Health Scheme (RGHS).
Patients at Hisar General Hospital face treatment delays as short-wave and microwave diathermy machines remain broken for six months, forcing many to seek costly private care.
Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak highlights KGMU's advanced cardiac treatments, modern techniques, and dedicated teams that are helping critically ill heart patients recover and return to normal life, with patients coming from across UP, other states, and neighbo
King George's Medical University introduces da Vinci robotic system, providing advanced surgeries like gallbladder removal at Rs 70,000 versus Rs 1.5 lakh in private hospitals, enhancing affordable healthcare access.
Dr. Thankam S, a fetal medicine specialist, overcame legal hurdles and family opposition to donate her kidney to an unrelated recipient, aiming to promote living organ donation awareness in Karnataka.
SSG Hospital in Vadodara has upgraded its microbiology lab with an automated blood culture system through Getco's CSR initiative. The system processes 80 samples simultaneously, reducing diagnosis time from 5-7 days to 1-3 days for critical patients.
The Maharashtra government has signed 12 MoUs with Tata Trusts, including partnerships with six major Nagpur hospitals to enhance healthcare delivery and social welfare. The agreements aim to provide financial aid, affordable treatment, and improve nutrit
IMS-BHU in Varanasi will host a 3-day national conference on AI in healthcare and education from Feb 14-16, 2026, focusing on making healthcare accessible and efficient through technology.
Haryana government has notified a new nursing home policy, categorizing districts into A, B, and C zones with varying registration fees. Gurugram tops the list with the highest fee of Rs 2 lakh for new establishments.
Govt Medical College in Ernakulam is procuring advanced medical machines including coagulation analyzers, PCR equipment, and laser therapy units, funded by a Rs 90 lakh grant from BPCL Kochi Refinery.
The National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions warns physiotherapists and occupational therapists against prescribing allopathic medicines, citing legal action under the NCAHP Act, 2021 for violations.
Kalyan-Dombivli sees a 50% surge in hospital beds post-Covid, but only 5% are in affordable public facilities. New 150-bed cancer and 500-bed corporate hospitals highlight growth amid criticism of civic healthcare.
Bihar government renews MoC with Gates Foundation for five years to boost health systems, reduce mortality, and accelerate progress towards SDG 2030 targets, with focus on technical support and capacity building.
Physics Wallah founder Alakh Pandey extends grassroots support to a Noida cancer facility, focusing on economically vulnerable families to improve healthcare access.
The Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India calls for immediate withdrawal of repeated NEET-PG qualifying percentile reductions, warning it compromises academic rigor and patient safety.
Ramanathapuram Government Medical College Hospital now provides comprehensive cancer treatment and chemotherapy, eliminating the need for patients to travel to Madurai or Chennai. The facility offers free services and aims to reduce financial burdens whil
Haryana government equips state hospitals with radiant warmers, LED phototherapy units, and slit lamps to combat infant mortality, targeting untreated jaundice and thermal care issues in the first week of life.
Jaipur's medical education department mandates immediate emergency care without administrative delays, citing Supreme Court rulings and constitutional rights to life protection.