India's Water Availability Drops 70% Since 1961, Govt Acts

India's per capita water availability has fallen 70% since 1961, reaching 1,486 cubic metres in 2021, signaling water stress. The government is implementing recycling, groundwater recharge, and efficiency measures to combat future scarcity projected by 20

Chennai Healthcare Crisis: Hospital Razed, UPHC Shut on Sundays

Residents of Kodambakkam in Chennai are left without immediate public healthcare access every Sunday after the demolition of a GCC maternity hospital and closure of the nearest UPHC, forcing patients to travel farther and pay more for medical services.

Goa's Rabies-Controlled Status at Risk from Distemper Outbreak

A surge in canine distemper cases in Goa is overwhelming animal welfare groups, with at least two dog deaths daily reported. The highly contagious virus poses sanitation risks due to inadequate carcass disposal, endangering the state's hard-won rabies-con

Kolkata: 20% Rise in Male Infertility Over 10 Years

Fertility experts in Kolkata report a 20% increase in male infertility over the last decade, with men now accounting for 35-40% of cases. Lifestyle factors like stress and poor diet are key contributors, as Bengal's fertility rate drops to 1.3.

Bihar Health Workers Protest SM-Net Termination

Over 300 health workers in Bihar urge Union Health Minister to reconsider ending UNICEF-managed Social Mobilization Network, warning of severe impact on immunization, maternal health, and rural services.

IMA Demands Fresh Probe in Bodybuilder Death Case

The Indian Medical Association in Amritsar calls for a new investigation into the death of bodybuilder Varinder Ghuman, alleging the initial probe violated rules by excluding IMA representation.

40 Poisoned by Spurious Toddy in Tamil Nadu Village

Approximately 40 individuals in Pudukkottai, Tamil Nadu, suffered severe poisoning symptoms after drinking adulterated toddy sold near a local temple. Police have seized evidence and launched a search for the culprits.

Heatwave in Coastal Karnataka Endangers Livestock and Birds

Rising summer temperatures and humidity in Coastal Karnataka are severely stressing animals and birds, with cattle and chickens facing reduced productivity and health risks, warns Dr. Arun Kumar Shetty, deputy director of animal husbandry.

Storytelling Rebuilds Children's Focus in Digital Age

In an era of shrinking attention spans, storytelling offers a powerful antidote to screen-based distraction. This article explores how narrative engagement fosters deeper thinking, patience, and emotional understanding in children.

Debunking Common Myths About Caesarean Sections

Explore the truths behind common myths about caesarean sections, including recovery times, anesthesia effects, and the possibility of vaginal birth after C-section. Learn from expert insights.

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