Chandigarh has one of India's lowest adult tobacco use rates
Chandigarh shines with just 13.7% adult tobacco users, among India's top 5 lowest. National rate is 28.6%. Data reveals a promising decline in youth tobacco consumption nationwide.
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Kolkata: India's Science City Shaping Future Innovators
Explore how Kolkata's scientific legacy, iconic Science City, and public engagement make it India's hub for innovation and accessible STEM learning. Discover its impact on education.
India Shares Financial Management Expertise with Global South
India is strengthening Global South cooperation by sharing its public financial management systems. Learn how this initiative fosters sustainable development and economic resilience.
Why Public Wi-Fi in India Puts Your Laptop at High Risk
Using public Wi-Fi in India? Learn how cybercriminals exploit cafes, airports & hotel networks to steal data. Essential security steps to protect your laptop now.
India's Healthcare Capacity Below WHO Standards: Govt
India's Health Ministry admits the country lags behind WHO's hospital bed benchmark. Despite expansion in medical seats, doctor and nurse shortages persist nationwide. Read the full report.
India's Digital Economy Grows at Twice GDP Pace: Report
India's digital economy is expanding at 2.6 times its GDP, driving Asia-Pacific's transformation. Discover the key drivers and future projections shaping this rapid growth.
India Reports Decline in HIV Infections, AIDS-Related Deaths
Union Health Minister J P Nadda announced significant reductions in new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths in India, reaffirming the nation's commitment to ending the public health threat. Read the full report.
India's HIV Infections Halved, Deaths Down 80% Since 2010
India's 2025 HIV report reveals a dramatic decline: new infections nearly halved and AIDS-related deaths down over 80% since 2010, outpacing global progress. Read the full story.
Building a Human-First Safety Net in India
Exploring the shift from stigma to support in India's mental health and social safety landscape. Learn about the crucial role of community and policy in fostering well-being.
Meghalaya HIV Alarm: 10,000+ Cases, 500 Children Affected
Meghalaya declares a public health emergency as HIV cases cross 10,000, with 500 children infected. The state's prevalence rate is double the national average. Urgent community action is needed.
India's Health Spending Among World's Lowest: Oxfam
Oxfam's 2020 report reveals India allocated only 4% of its budget to health, ranking 155th globally. This critical underfunding left the nation vulnerable during the COVID-19 crisis. Read the full analysis.
Outdated HIV beliefs persist despite medical advances
Despite medical progress, many Indians still hold dangerous misconceptions about HIV transmission. Learn the facts and help combat stigma in our society today.
The Troubling Truth About India's Food Safety
India's food safety system lacks political urgency, affecting millions from street vendors to manufacturers. Learn why this critical issue needs immediate attention and reform.
India's TB Battle: Progress and Challenges Ahead
India shows significant progress in TB elimination but faces challenges in diagnosis and treatment. Learn how the nation can strengthen its fight against tuberculosis.
Maharashtra Librarians Demand Fair Pay After 57 Years
Maharashtra librarians, earning as low as ₹2,223 monthly, plan silent protest in Wardha demanding threefold salary increase and library modernization. Learn why these community pillars feel abandoned.
India News Roundup: Key Developments on November 29
Comprehensive coverage of India's latest developments across politics, economy, and society on November 29. Stay informed about crucial national updates.
Climate Change Increases Child Underweight Risk by 25%
New study reveals children in climate-vulnerable Indian districts face 25% higher risk of being underweight. Urgent action needed to protect future generations from climate impacts.
HIV cases drop in Bengaluru, stigma persists
Bengaluru sees fewer HIV patients due to improved treatment, but stigma remains a major hurdle. Non-profits help low-income families access government ART therapy. Read more.
Ahmedabad Gets 33 New AMC Libraries
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation is set to inaugurate 33 new libraries, expanding its network to 89 facilities. Over 4 lakh readers utilized services in six months. Discover the city's reading revolution!
Climate vulnerable Indian kids 25% more underweight
New study reveals children in climate-vulnerable Indian districts face 25% higher underweight risk and 38% more non-institutional births. Learn how climate impacts health.
Uranium Found in Bihar Breast Milk Samples
A new study detects uranium contamination in breast milk across Bihar districts, raising urgent concerns about groundwater safety and infant health. Learn the facts now.
Jaundice Outbreak in Ajmer: 90% Children Infected
Health crisis in Ajmer's Dholabhata as 9 of 10 children test positive for hepatitis. Youth Congress protests contaminated water supply. PHED admits pipeline contamination issues. #PublicHealth
DH Speak Out: November 26, 2025 - Public Concerns
Deccan Herald's Speak Out column highlights pressing public issues from November 26, 2025. Discover the key concerns raised by citizens across various sectors.
Zero Rabies Deaths in Rajasthan Despite 670K Vaccinations
Rajasthan reports no rabies deaths for 2 years despite 670,000 post-bite vaccinations. Experts question data as state conducts zero confirmatory brain tests. Read the full investigation.
1 in 4 Indian Adults Obese, Rates Soar 5-Fold
A new report reveals a sharp 5-fold increase in obesity in India over 30 years, affecting 1 in 4 adults. Learn about the health risks and what it means for the nation.
December 2025 Bank Holidays: Complete Guide
Plan your banking in December 2025 with our comprehensive state-wise holiday list for Indian banks. Check dates now to avoid inconvenience!
CJI Surya Kant on Balancing Free Speech with Duties
New CJI Surya Kant emphasizes strengthening freedom of speech while calling for regulatory framework to ensure responsibility and accuracy in public discourse. Read his vision.
Antibiotics Ineffective Against Common Cold: Doctors
Medical experts reveal antibiotics cannot treat common cold viruses. Learn why proper diagnosis and avoiding self-medication are crucial for public health in India.
Amritsar Public Toilets Turn Into Health Hazard
Public conveniences in Amritsar have become unusable due to poor maintenance, causing inconvenience and health risks for residents. Authorities face criticism for neglecting basic urban infrastructure.
India TB cases drop 21% in decade: WHO Report 2025
WHO Global TB Report 2025 shows India achieved 21% reduction in tuberculosis incidence from 2015 to 2024. Read about this major public health milestone.
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