Ahmedabad Hospital Saves Boy with 86% Burns from Gas Blast
A 10-year-old boy who suffered 86% burns in a gas geyser explosion in Rajasthan was successfully treated in Ahmedabad, where doctors used advanced techniques to overcome a 10% survival rate.
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Hansi Bus Stand Sewage Crisis: Health Hazard for Haryana Visitors
Stagnant sewage water at Hansi bus stand in Haryana creates unhygienic conditions, posing serious health risks to daily commuters and visitors, with locals demanding urgent civic action.
Astrology Forecast: Work Delays, Relationship Tensions Today
Today's astrological influences bring work hurdles, relationship challenges, and financial caution. Learn how to manage delays, avoid arguments, and prioritize tasks for a smoother day.
BFUHS Joins Health Consortium at India AI Summit 2026
Baba Farid University of Health Sciences becomes a founding member of the Consortium of Innovative Health Universities during the India AI Impact Summit 2026, focusing on AI-driven healthcare reforms.
MGU Ayurveda College Wins Five Central Research Grants
Five research projects from Mahayogi Gorakhnath University's Ayurveda College have been approved under the Spark Fellowship Scheme, marking a first for UP with grants of Rs 50,000 each.
Astrology: Moon and Jupiter Bless Family and Faith Today
Today's astrological forecast highlights emotional support from the Moon and grace from Jupiter, encouraging religious acts, family warmth, and career opportunities. Focus on sincerity in relationships and steady financial management.
Astrology Forecast: Jupiter Boosts Image, Mercury Sharpens Talk
Today's astrology forecast reveals Jupiter enhancing public honor while Mercury improves conversational timing. However, the Moon may cause self-doubt. Love, career, and finance insights included.
Kerala Hires Professionals to Boost Organ Transplantation
Kerala government hires professional services to streamline organ retrieval and transplantation, paying specialists for their time and expertise to encourage more hospitals as retrieval centers.
Forceps Found in Woman's Abdomen 5 Years After Surgery, Kerala Orders Probe
Kerala Health Minister Veena George has formed an expert committee to investigate how surgical forceps were left inside a 51-year-old woman's abdomen for nearly five years after an operation at Alappuzha Government Medical College Hospital.
Bengaluru Dental College Adopts Digital 3D Technology for Patients
Govt Dental College in Bengaluru introduces digital intra-oral scanners and 3D printers, replacing traditional putty impressions for faster, cleaner dental procedures like crowns and implants.
Doctor Denies Surgical Error in Forceps Left Inside Patient
A retired gynecologist in Kerala denies allegations of leaving forceps inside a patient during surgery, claiming the instrument could have been from a prior operation. The patient suffered severe pain for five years.
Punjab Issues 9 Lakh Health Cards Under Mukhya Mantri Sehat Yojna
Punjab Health Minister Dr Balbir Singh announced that around nine lakh health cards have been issued under the Mukhya Mantri Sehat Yojna, with 60,000 cards being issued daily. The scheme covers over 70% of patients in government hospitals free of cost.
Daily Horoscope: Jupiter and Moon Guide Your Day
Today's horoscope highlights Jupiter's support for practical decisions and the Moon's steadying influence. Your voice carries charm, and unexpected guests may bring blessings. Focus on long-term investments and avoid emotional spending.
KEM Hospital Launches Affordable IVF Center After 40 Years
Mumbai's KEM Hospital inaugurates a state-of-the-art IVF center offering treatment at one-fifth of private sector costs, marking 40 years since India's first documented test-tube baby was born there.
Astrology Today: Moon's Unsettled Energy, Mantra Guidance
Astrological forecast for today reveals Moon's unsettled position creating minor setbacks. Guidance provided for love, career, finance, and health with Moon mantra Om Shram Shreem Shraum Sah Chandramase Namah.
Bihar's 'Pad Wali Mukhiya' Drives Change with Sanitary Pad Machine
Sushumlata Kushwaha, a postgraduate and mukhiya in Bhojpur district, has installed a semi-automatic sanitary pad machine, supplying pads to eight panchayats and raising awareness on menstrual hygiene through workshops in schools.
FDA Notice to Aarav Pharma for Spurious Snake Anti-Venom
The FDA has issued a show cause notice to Aarav Pharma for supplying counterfeit snake anti-venom vials to Goa's health services, risking public safety and violating drug laws.
Goa Sees Only One Rabies-Positive Dog Case in 2025
Mission Rabies confirms one rabies-positive dog case in Goa's Bardez taluka in December 2025, with no human rabies cases reported. The state continues its rabies-controlled status with targeted vaccination campaigns.
Goa Pharma Owner Seeks Bail in Spurious Antivenom Case
Upendra Kumar Singh, owner of Aarav Pharma, faces allegations of supplying spurious snake antivenom to Goa's health services. A Mapusa court has extended his interim protection until the next hearing.
Kolkata Water Contamination Forces Residents to Evacuate
Residents of a New Town housing complex in Kolkata are evacuating after insect-infested tap water caused hospitalizations. Authorities suspect sewage seepage and canal proximity as contamination sources.
Indian Women Hit Menopause Earlier Than UK Women: Expert
A recent study highlights that Indian women enter menopause earlier than women in the UK, with experts pointing to lifestyle, nutrition, and genetic factors as key contributors.
Precision Oncology Saves Voice in Pune Throat Cancer Case
A 74-year-old man from Pimpri Chinchwad overcame stage IVA throat cancer with advanced helical tomotherapy, preserving his larynx and regaining his voice at a Pune cancer center.
Bihar to Add 1,450 Beds at IGIMS Patna, Upgrade Sadar Hospitals
Health Minister Mangal Pandey announced expansion of IGIMS Patna with 1,450 new beds by next fiscal year and conversion of all sadar hospitals into super specialist facilities during Assembly session.
Why Heart Disease Hits Indians Younger: Silent Risk Factors
Heart disease is no longer an affliction of the elderly or wealthy nations. In India, it manifests earlier, often silently, with attacks occurring in people's 30s and 40s. This article explores the unique biological and lifestyle factors driving this alar
Hazaribag Volunteers' Apda Mitra Foundation Transforms Community
A group of young volunteers in Hazaribag's Chouparan formed the Apda Mitra Seva Foundation during COVID-19, providing food, medical aid, housing, education, and ambulance services through community funding, continuing their social work years later.
Father Muller Hospital Saves NRI's Arm from Chemical Burns
The plastic surgery team at Father Muller Medical College Hospital successfully restored the forearm of a 58-year-old NRI who suffered severe chemical burns from a sulphuric acid spill in Dubai.
No Human Bird Flu Cases in Andhra Pradesh, Says Health Commissioner
Andhra Pradesh's health commissioner clarified that no human cases of Avian Influenza have been reported. All 54 samples tested negative, and comprehensive preventive measures are in place.
Cuttack Jaundice Outbreak: Mayor vs MLA Over Civic Response
Cuttack mayor Subash Singh says jaundice situation under control after municipal and health department interventions, while Congress MLA Sofia Firdous blames poor sanitation and water contamination for the outbreak.
India Swaps TT Vaccine for Td to Fight Diphtheria
India transitions from tetanus toxoid to Tetanus and adult Diphtheria vaccine, aligning with WHO guidelines to enhance immunity against both diseases across all age groups.
Nadda Calls for AI in Diagnostics, Faster Faculty Recruitment at AIIMS
Union Health Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda emphasized integrating artificial intelligence into diagnostics and accelerating faculty recruitment at AIIMS to address staffing gaps while maintaining quality standards.
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