Category : Public Health


Woman, 19, dies crossing railway line in Auraiya

A 19-year-old woman was fatally run over by a train while crossing the tracks in Auraiya's Bala ki Madaiya village. The tragic incident highlights the ongoing sanitation crisis in rural India. Read the full report.

Over 5,100 Treated at SSB's Free Medical Camp in Sonepur

The Sashastra Seema Bal's free medical camp at Sonepur Mela has provided treatment to over 5,100 visitors, offering screenings, medicines, and health education. Read about this vital public service initiative.

Rats Damage Corpse in Haridwar Hospital Mortuary

A body in Haridwar district hospital's mortuary was gnawed by rats due to a damaged freezer, officials admit negligence. In a separate incident, a leopard attacked a 4-year-old in Pauri.

Kashmir Air Quality Plunges, AQI Hits 288

Jammu & Kashmir's air quality index nears 300, falling into 'Very Poor' category. Health risks rise and tourism faces concerns. Read the full report.

Delhi AQI Hits 'Very Poor' 333, Smog Covers City

Delhi's air quality deteriorates to 'very poor' with AQI at 333. Key areas like Anand Vihar and Ghazipur see severe smog. Government outlines measures amid health concerns. Read the full report.

NCR Air Quality Dips to 'Very Poor', AQI at 339

Air quality in Noida and Ghaziabad deteriorated sharply on Friday, with AQI entering the 'very poor' zone. Authorities enforce GRAP measures and cold wave action plan. Read for station-wise data and forecasts.

Mothers Demand Air Pollution Data in Health Records

Warrior Moms collective urges ICMR to integrate local AQI into electronic medical records. This move aims to help doctors assess pollution exposure and protect children's health. Read their critical demand.

Mobile Toilets for Bengaluru Traffic Cops Launched

Bengaluru launches a mobile toilet initiative for traffic police, addressing hygiene challenges. The project aims to improve the well-being of officers on long, demanding shifts. Read more about this innovative urban solution.

Free HPV Vaccine for Girls in Maharashtra from 2026

Maharashtra's health department will provide free HPV vaccinations to girls aged 9-14 starting January 2026, a major step to prevent cervical cancer. Learn about the rollout plan and its significance.

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