Category : Public Health


Bengaluru's Rakshak Rally: Keep Right Lane Clear for Ambulances

A walkathon in Bengaluru urged motorists to adopt a uniform rule: move left and keep the right lane clear for ambulances. This simple behavioural shift could drastically cut emergency response times and save thousands of lives on India's roads.

Odisha's Population-Based Cancer Registry Launch on Feb 4

Odisha government is set to roll out a population-based cancer registry across all districts from February 4. The initiative, backed by Tata Memorial Centre and NISER, aims to collect vital data to shape future cancer policies and research.

What Saved More Lives: Vaccines or Sanitation?

A doctor's question on X sparked a massive debate: what human invention saved the most lives? We explore vaccines, sanitation, fertilisers, and antibiotics. Discover the layered truth behind modern survival.

Himachal Bus Accident: 14 Dead, Driver Booked Posthumously

A private bus accident in Sirmaur's Haripurdhar kills 14, including two children. HP Police files FIR against deceased driver for negligent driving as probe reveals overcrowding and vehicle fitness issues. Read the full report.

India's Sunshine Paradox: 90% Lack Vitamin D

ICMR reports 70-90% of Indians are Vitamin D deficient. Indoor life, pollution & sunscreen block the 'sunshine vitamin,' harming bones, mood & immunity. Learn how to fix it.

3 of family killed in Goregaon slum blaze

A devastating fire in Mumbai's Goregaon slum claimed three lives. Sanjog Pawaskar and his two children died as neighbors struggled to break through jammed doors. Read the full report.

Maharashtra's Zero-Fatality Push for Road Safety Month

Maharashtra partners with SaveLIFE Foundation to implement a scientific, data-driven model to reduce road fatalities. The 'Zero-Fatality Month' initiative targets systemic change in engineering, enforcement, and emergency care.

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