Nashik Dengue Cases Drop Sharply, NMC Intensifies Drive
Nashik records only 14 dengue cases from Jan-May 2026, a drastic fall from 122 last year. NMC deploys 62 teams for inspections, fogging, and awareness ahead of monsoon.
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Andhra Govt Approves Recruitment of 238 Doctors for Secondary Healthcare
Andhra Pradesh government has approved the recruitment of 238 doctors for secondary healthcare institutions. Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav gave the nod for filling vacancies in CHCs, area hospitals, and district hospitals.
Bengal Health Dept Terminates Doctor Over Threat Culture
West Bengal health department terminates senior residency of Dr. Birupaksha Biswas, imposes Rs 20 lakh fine, citing involvement in threat culture at medical colleges.
Jharkhand Health Dept to Hire Agency for Blood Bank Management
Jharkhand's health department plans to hire a specialized agency to strengthen and manage blood banks across the state, addressing shortages and operational issues.
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BMC Felicitated for Best Dog Vaccination Practices
Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation was felicitated by the Union health ministry for best practices in its mass dog vaccination programme under the rabies free city initiative.
SC Extends TET Deadline for In-Service Teachers to 2028
Supreme Court mandates TET for in-service teachers, extends deadline to August 31, 2028, dismissing review petitions and emphasizing child-centric education.
Swastha Mysuru Free Health Checkup Camp on May 31
Swastha Mysuru initiative organizes a free health checkup camp on May 31 in Mysuru. The camp will be held from 9 am to 1 pm at Uttaradi Mutt Rogamochan Dhanvantari Sannidhana.
6 Snake Bite Safety Tips Every Traveler Must Know
From staying calm to avoiding dangerous home remedies, learn the crucial steps every traveler and person should know about snake bites to save lives.
Nearly 40% of Cancers Preventable: Doctor Explains Daily Habits
A new study reveals nearly 40% of cancers are linked to preventable risk factors. An oncologist explains how everyday habits like poor diet, inactivity, and stress are silently increasing cancer risk.
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Smaller States Outspend Richer Ones on Healthcare: NHA Data
National Health Accounts 2022-23 data shows northeastern states like Manipur and Meghalaya spend more of their GSDP on health than richer states like Maharashtra and Karnataka.
Child Marriage Persists in India, West Bengal and Jharkhand Top
Despite campaigns, child marriage persists in India with West Bengal and Jharkhand reporting highest rates. Nationally, 2.1% of women married below 18 in 2024, while 24.5% married between 18-20.
Indians still spend high out-of-pocket on healthcare
Despite a sharp decline over the past decade, Indians continue to bear high out-of-pocket healthcare expenses, spending 121 international dollars per capita in 2022, according to the National Health Accounts Estimates 2022-23.
BNCC Chief Directs Meat Stall Hygiene During Bakrid
Bangalore Nagarika Chaluvali Committee chief directs meat stall owners to maintain cleanliness and hygiene during Bakrid celebrations to prevent health hazards.
Pune Records 48 Maternal Deaths, Public Hospitals Halve Mortality
Pune Municipal Corporation recorded 48 maternal deaths in 2025-26, split equally between public and private hospitals. Public facilities saw a 50% drop from 2023-24, attributed to better infrastructure and referral systems.
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Panchkula Clears Only 3 Dog-Bite Compensation Cases
Panchkula district has approved compensation in only three dog-bite cases out of nearly 25,000 incidents reported since HC norms were set. Learn about the delays and rising cases.
Maharashtra: 270 Heatstroke Cases, 17 Deaths Since March
Maharashtra has reported 270 heatstroke cases and 17 deaths between March 1 and May 26, with Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar worst-hit. Health officials advise precautions as temperatures fluctuate.
Coimbatore CMCH to Set Up 10-Bed Ebola Isolation Ward
Coimbatore Government Medical College Hospital will set up a 10-bed isolation ward for Ebola within three days. Minister Sampathkumar inspected facilities, ordered hygiene improvements, and warned against corruption.
Madurai Seizes 134.93 kg Banned Tobacco in May
Madurai food safety department seized 134.93 kg of banned tobacco products during inspections from May 1-26, checking 6,341 shops, sealing 28, and imposing fines of Rs 10.25 lakh.
Jaipur Airport Tightens Ebola Surveillance
Jaipur International Airport has stepped up surveillance with thermal screening and self-declaration forms for passengers amid a health advisory on Ebola risk.
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Punjab Launches Menstrual Health Curriculum for Girls
Punjab government introduces a special menstrual health curriculum for female students in government schools to promote awareness and hygiene.
Egg Supply Scandal: TN Food Safety Inspects Cold Storages
Tamil Nadu food safety officials began inspecting egg cold storages in Namakkal after TOI reported 20 crore eggs stored for months, raising health concerns for school meal scheme.
SC Mandates Uniform Trauma Care, Integrates Emergency Helplines
The Supreme Court has directed all states and UTs to integrate emergency helplines into single number 112 within three months, ensuring a uniform trauma care framework.
KMC-RI Hospital waste dumping sparks health fears in Hubballi
Solid waste dumping at KMC-RI Hospital's mortuary and burn hospital area raises health concerns, with experts warning of disease spread. Director promises action.
Community Networks Transform Mental Health Care in Rural Mysuru
APD's Community Mental Health Programme forms 90 SHGs, saving over Rs 7 lakh. A 46-year-old with bipolar disorder now accesses care locally, reducing costs and improving adherence.
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Delhi Govt to Strengthen Menstrual Hygiene in Schools
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta announces enhanced menstrual hygiene facilities in schools, including free sanitary pads and awareness programs, to empower girl students.
International Day of Action for Women's Health: History
Observed on May 28, the International Day of Action for Women's Health advocates for sexual and reproductive health rights. Started in 1987, it highlights inequalities and calls for action.
Late-Night Binge-Watching May Raise Blood Pressure and Blood Sugar
Staying up late for 'just one more movie' can disrupt sleep, increasing blood pressure and blood sugar. Experts explain the health risks and offer tips for better sleep hygiene.
Everyday Essentials to Get Costlier as Raw Material Prices Surge
Essential consumer goods are set to become pricier as raw material costs rise 8-10%, prompting companies to hike prices by 3-7%. Further increases and grammage cuts are expected in F&B and HPC segments.
CMC Principal Presents Stroke Resolution at World Health Assembly
Dr. Abraham G. Thomas, principal of Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, presented a resolution on stroke prevention and management at the 77th World Health Assembly in Geneva.
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Vaping Craze: Smoke and Mirrors in Ludhiana
The vaping trend is rising among Ludhiana's youth, but experts warn of health risks and addiction. This article explores the smoke and mirrors behind the craze.
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