Food Commission Surprise Checks in Kapurthala
A food commission member conducted surprise inspections in Kapurthala villages to ensure food quality and safety standards are being maintained.
Category : Public Health
Bird Flu: No Panic, Evidence-Based Advisories Soon
PHO chief assures no cause for panic over bird flu, evidence-based advisories to be issued. Media urged to report with balance and factual scrutiny.
Explained: Swasth Bharat Portal – One-Stop Health Platform
The Swasth Bharat Portal is a one-stop aggregator platform aimed at reducing data duplicacy, administrative burden, and creating a smoother experience for citizens. Here is everything you need to know.
Cervical Cancer Prevention: Expert Insights on Saving Lives
Over 350,000 women die from cervical cancer annually. In India, 1.2 lakh new cases are diagnosed yearly. Expert Dr. Neha Kumar explains how HPV vaccination, screening, and lifestyle changes can prevent most cases.
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GMCH Chandigarh Faces Ventilator Crisis Despite 65 PM CARES Units
Government Medical College and Hospital, Chandigarh, struggles with non-functional PM CARES ventilators and staff shortages, despite having 65 units. UT chief secretary promises action.
Woman Dies, 5 Critical After Caesarean at Kota Hospital
A 26-year-old woman died and five others are critical after caesarean complications at New Medical College Hospital, Kota. Multiple inquiries have been initiated.
Mathura: 12+ ill after drinking contaminated water
More than a dozen residents in Mathura fell ill with stomach pain, vomiting, and diarrhoea after consuming contaminated water. A medical team was dispatched.
Bhopal Village Water Crisis: 2,000 Rely on Couple's Borewell
Nearly 2,000 residents of Chhapri panchayat in Bhopal face acute water crisis, depending on a private borewell run by an elderly couple as public sources fail.
Maharashtra: One Child Sexually Abused Every Hour in 2023
2023 crime data reveals 8,761 Pocso cases in Maharashtra, with one child abused hourly. Activists highlight insensitive policing, delayed trials, and trauma.
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Cancer Prevention Shot Faces Resistance in Haryana
A cancer prevention vaccine is encountering resistance in Haryana due to misinformation and cultural barriers, hindering public health efforts.
Jaipur Health Dept Flags Violations at Bagru Firm
A health department inspection at a Bagru biological firm found labelling, licensing, and quality violations, including missing FSSAI licence numbers and expired salt destruction.
Rajasthan Health Dept Heatwave Hospital Measures
Rajasthan health department launches statewide measures to strengthen hospital preparedness during heatwave, including bed reservations, cooling facilities, and staff training.
SMC Shifts 1,061 Homeless to Shelters in Heatwave Drive
Surat Municipal Corporation moved 1,061 homeless individuals to shelters over the past month to prevent heat-related illnesses, with medical teams conducting health check-ups and awareness drives.
Unidentified Teen in KGMU Hospital for Nine Months
A teenage boy, estimated to be 16, has been in King George's Medical University, Lucknow for nine months after a train fall. He underwent neurosurgery but cannot speak or identify himself.
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Bhopal Village Water Crisis: Residents Rely on Couple's Borewell
Nearly 2,000 residents of Chhapri panchayat in Bhopal face acute water shortage, depending on a private borewell run by an elderly couple as public sources dry up and pipeline projects miss deadlines.
Gurgaon Health Dept Screens 3.1 Lakh Houses for Fever
Gurgaon's health department screened over 3.1 lakh houses in a fever surveillance drive to prevent vector-borne diseases like dengue and malaria ahead of monsoon, finding larvae in 42 houses and issuing 30 notices.
Nursing Students Lead Heatwave Awareness Drive in Gorakhpur
BSc Nursing students from Mahayogi Gorakhnath University organized a heatwave awareness campaign in Balapar village, educating residents on preventive measures and first-aid responses during extreme heat.
Panaji to Build Rs 4 Crore Centre for Neurodivergent Children
The Corporation of the City of Panaji has initiated a Rs 4 crore project to set up an enrichment centre for neurodivergent children in Caranzalem, featuring sensory-friendly spaces and life skills training.
Free Health and Legal Camp for Tribals in Madikeri
A free health check-up and legal awareness camp for tribal communities was held in Madikeri, addressing Aadhaar issues and legal aid availability.
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Wenlock Hospital Sets Up 10-Bed Unit for Heatstroke
Wenlock District Hospital in Mangaluru has set up a dedicated 10-bed unit to treat heat-related illnesses as temperatures rise. Officials warn heatstroke is life-threatening and advise immediate cooling and hydration.
Free Notebook Scheme in Karnataka Faces Uncertainty
Karnataka's promise of free notebooks for govt and aided school students remains unclear weeks before reopening, leaving parents and officials in limbo.
Adityapur Clean Water Project Trials Next Week
After a four-year delay, the Rs 395-crore Adityapur drinking water project nears completion, with trials next week. 50,000 houses will get piped water, ending a long-standing issue.
No Bacterial Infection in Mumbai Family Deaths After Watermelon
Autopsy reports of four Mumbai family members who died after eating watermelon show no bacterial infection. Officials await toxicology results to determine the cause.
Nine FIRs Filed Against 12 Farmers for Stubble Burning
Haryana authorities register nine FIRs against 12 farmers in Karnal for burning wheat stubble, violating air pollution norms. Action taken to curb environmental damage.
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Jalandhar Maternal Deaths Drop but Post-Childbirth Risks Remain
Jalandhar reports a decline in maternal deaths, yet post-childbirth complications continue to pose challenges, urging sustained healthcare focus.
Fire Safety Mock Drill Held at GMSH-16 During Fire Safety Week
A fire safety mock drill was conducted at Government Multi-Specialty Hospital, Sector 16, Chandigarh, to raise awareness and enhance emergency response during Fire Safety Week.
UK Restaurant Chains Fail Nutrition Targets
A study of 21 top UK restaurant chains in 2024 found less than half of menu items meet government sugar, salt, and calorie reduction targets, raising health concerns.
NHRC Member Alleges 'Education Mafia' Derailing Affordable Books
NHRC member Priyank Kanoongo alleges an 'education mafia' is trying to derail the push for affordable NCERT and SCERT books in private schools, citing powers under the RTE Act.
Health Dept Drive for Hand Hygiene Awareness in Ludhiana
Ludhiana health department launches a campaign to educate the public on proper hand hygiene to prevent infections and promote community health.
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Rethinking Abortion Timelines After Court Ruling
A court ruling on a 15-year-old rape survivor's plea to terminate a 30-week pregnancy highlights the need to revisit abortion time limits under the MTP Act.
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