Mhow Water Contamination Limited to Three Pockets
Water contamination in Mhow has been confirmed in only three small areas of Ward No 3. Residents are advised to boil water as a precaution while further tests are conducted.
Category : Public Health
Indore Water Death Row: Family vs Officials Clash
Tensions erupted in Indore's Bhagirathpura after an elderly man's death. Family alleges contaminated water, officials cite chronic illness. Protest blocks traffic, Congress leaders join demand for aid.
Madurai Steps Up Stray Dog Control with Sterilisation
Madurai Corporation escalates efforts to tackle stray dog menace by adding vehicles for capture and expanding sterilisation. Residents report frequent attacks causing injuries and accidents.
Clean Air Declared Fundamental Health Right in Lucknow
Medical experts in Lucknow emphasized treating clean air as a basic health right during an awareness session, linking pollution to rising COPD cases and infant mortality.
Antibiotic Pipeline Drying Up: Expert Warns of AMR Crisis in India
ICMR scientist Kamini Walia explains how antibiotic overuse is making common infections untreatable in India, with 2.67 lakh AMR-attributable deaths in 2021 and 83% Indians carrying resistant bacteria.
Mhow Water Contamination: 22 Ill, Death Reported
At least 22 people in Mhow, Madhya Pradesh, fell ill after consuming contaminated water, with one death reported. Officials confirm jaundice cases, ongoing investigations.
Fever Surge in Thiruvananthapuram: 11,000+ Cases, 3 Deaths
Thiruvananthapuram district reports alarming rise in fever cases with over 11,000 patients treated in January. Health officials confirm leptospirosis and dengue deaths, intensive containment measures underway.
Bengaluru Steps Up Fight Against Female Foeticide
Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao announces coordinated efforts between the health department and police to prevent female foeticide in Bengaluru, Karnataka, with strict enforcement and awareness campaigns.
Chennai's Anti-Rabies Drive Leaves 35,000 Dogs Unvaccinated
Despite Greater Chennai Corporation's claims of vaccinating 1.4 lakh dogs with 85% coverage, approximately 35,000 stray dogs remain unvaccinated months after the campaign ended in December.
Bihar's 18-Day Mass Drug Drive Against Filariasis
Bihar government launches intensive 18-day mass drug administration campaign from February 10-27 to eliminate filariasis, targeting 1.5 crore people in single day push with 4 lakh health workers.
Mandya: 9 Villages Declared Tobacco-Free in Anti-Drug Drive
Mandya district administration declares nine villages tobacco-free, registers 601 cases against intoxicant sales, collects Rs 64,430 in fines, and launches student-led awareness campaigns.
West Bengal CM on Exam Anxiety-Linked Suicides
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee reveals that three to four people die by suicide daily in the state due to exam-related stress, urging immediate action.
Water Contamination in Indore's Mhow Leaves Nine Ill
Nine people have fallen ill due to suspected water contamination in Mhow, Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Health officials are investigating the source and providing medical care to affected residents.
Supaul Model: Climate-Resilient Sanitation in Bihar
The Supaul Model, a pioneering WASH initiative in Bihar's flood-prone districts, introduces climate-resilient sanitation solutions like the Phayademand Sauchalaya to combat groundwater contamination and ensure safe sanitation during floods.
Rajasthan's New Midday Meal Hygiene Rules for Jaipur Schools
Rajasthan's midday meal department has issued comprehensive hygiene guidelines for Jaipur schools, banning expired milk powder and mandating daily kitchen cleaning to enhance student safety.
Jaipur: Doctors Warned for Prescribing Paid Tests Over Free Govt Scheme
The Rajasthan Health Department has issued a strict warning against doctors in government hospitals prescribing diagnostic tests at private labs when free options are available under the Mukhyamantri Nishulk Nirogi Rajasthan scheme.
113-Year-Old Body in Patiala Aids Needy with Donations
A 113-year-old charitable body in Patiala, Punjab, is providing crucial aid to the needy through donations, showcasing a legacy of community service and support for vulnerable populations.
ICMR: 1 in 4 Indians Develop Diabetes, 15.3% Prediabetic
A major ICMR study reveals alarming NCD trends in India: 25% develop diabetes, 15.3% have prediabetes, and NCDs cause 68% of all deaths. Experts warn unhealthy diets are key contributors.
Bihar's Family Planning Drive: Dampatti Sampark Week Announced
Bihar Health Minister Mangal Pandey announces Dampatti Sampark Week from Feb 23 to March 5, followed by a family planning fortnight, aiming to expand awareness and provide timely services to eligible couples across the state.
Hapur Terminates 17 Asha Workers for Diverting Deliveries
Hapur health department terminates 17 Asha workers for allegedly diverting pregnant women to private hospitals for commissions. Investigation reveals a nexus between workers and private facilities exploiting patients.
Mandya DC Launches Leprosy Awareness Campaign to End Discrimination
Mandya Deputy Commissioner Kumara appeals to public to eliminate social stigma against leprosy patients, announces 15-day Sparsh Leprosy Awareness Campaign from Jan 30 to Feb 13 with theme 'Ending Discrimination, Preserving Dignity'.
Karnataka's First Student Health Card Launched in Davanagere
Karnataka's pioneering 'Vidyarthi Arogya Bandhu' student health card initiative launched in Davanagere district, covering 20,000 hostel students with monthly health check-ups, disease detection, and safety modules.
Odisha Bans Gutka, Tobacco Food Products
Odisha government imposes total prohibition on manufacture, sale of gutka, pan masala, and all food items containing tobacco or nicotine to strengthen public health measures.
Odisha Bans Gutkha, Pan Masala, and All Tobacco Products
The Odisha government has announced a comprehensive ban on the sale and distribution of gutkha, pan masala, and all tobacco products, effective from 2026, to curb public health risks.
4-Minute Rule for Stroke Response: A Game-Changer
Discover the groundbreaking 4-minute rule for stroke response that could save lives. Learn how this simple yet effective guideline helps identify strokes quickly and ensures timely medical intervention.
Silent Diabetes Epidemic: Need for Blood Sugar Tests
India faces a growing silent diabetes epidemic, with many undiagnosed cases. Experts emphasize the critical importance of routine blood sugar tests for early detection and prevention of complications.
J&K Cancer Deaths Exceed Conflict Toll in Recent Years
A silent health crisis grips Jammu and Kashmir as cancer-related fatalities have dramatically outpaced deaths from conflict over recent years, highlighting urgent public health needs.
GRAP-3 Restrictions Lifted in Delhi-NCR as AQI Improves
The Commission for Air Quality Management has revoked GRAP-3 restrictions in Delhi-NCR following air quality improvement, while GRAP-1 and GRAP-2 measures remain enforced with specific guidelines.
BBBP: 11 Years of Gender Equality Progress & Challenges
India's Beti Bachao Beti Padhao scheme marks 11 years with improved sex ratios and education metrics, yet deep-rooted discrimination persists in daily life and workforce participation.
India's Adolescent Health Crisis: Risks for Young Girls
India has 253 million adolescents facing serious health challenges. Experts warn about nutritional deficiencies, mental health issues, and lifestyle diseases affecting young girls' long-term wellbeing.
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