India's Healthcare-Economy Mismatch Crisis
India, a top seven global economy, relies heavily on expensive private healthcare, risking family savings and causing financial crises due to high hospitalization costs.
Category : Public Health
Keep Onion in Pocket to Beat Heat: Scindia
Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia suggests carrying an onion in your pocket as a traditional remedy to combat heatwave conditions in India.
Good Touch Bad Touch Session for Kindergarten Kids
A session on good touch and bad touch was organized for kindergarten students to educate them about personal safety and body awareness.
Two Teachers Die of Suspected Sunstroke on Census Duty in Odisha
Two school teachers on Census duty died within two days in Odisha's Mayurbhanj and Sundargarh districts, with officials suspecting sunstroke as the cause. Temperatures crossed 37°C. This is the third such death linked to Census duty in the state.
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Family of four dies due to suspected food poisoning in Mumbai
A family of four died in Mumbai due to suspected food poisoning after consuming watermelon late at night. An accidental death case has been registered.
Skin donation awareness critically low in India, says expert
Plastic surgeon Sunil Keswani highlights that lack of awareness leads to a severe shortage of skin grafts for burn patients in India, despite millions of injuries yearly.
Child dies, 18 ill after eating golgappa in Jharkhand's Giridih
A seven-year-old child died and 18 others were hospitalized due to food poisoning after consuming golgappa and chaat from a cart vendor in Jharkhand's Giridih district. Police are investigating.
SC Panel Lays Down Minimum ICU Standards for Hospitals
The Supreme Court-appointed expert committee has defined minimum ICU standards covering infrastructure, equipment, and staffing, including nurse-to-patient ratios and infection control protocols.
India's Malaria Fight: Progress, Gaps, and Home Prevention Tips
India has reduced malaria cases but faces challenges. Dr. Girish Chandra Vaishnava discusses prevention gaps, early symptoms, and simple home steps to combat the disease.
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Hidden TB Reservoir of 35-40 Crore Cases Poses Major Challenge
India's silent TB reservoir of 35-40 crore latent infections is the biggest barrier to elimination, experts warn. Targeted screening and preventive therapy for high-risk groups are crucial.
Nagpur GMCH Hit by Water Crisis, Dirty Toilets, Faulty Gear
Patients at Nagpur's GMCH suffer due to water shortage, unclean toilets, broken machines, and security issues. Shiv Sena delegation demands urgent action from Maharashtra government.
Nagpur MMC Elections See Low Voter Turnout Amid Heatwave
Only 15.69% of registered doctors voted in Nagpur for Maharashtra Medical Council elections, with heatwave and voter list issues blamed.
LG Sinha Urges J&K Residents to Pledge for Organ Donation
Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha appeals to residents to pledge for organ donation, highlighting its life-saving potential and the need to dispel myths.
Army Medical Camp in Ganderbal Village, J&K
The Indian Army conducted a medical camp in Ganderbal village, providing free healthcare services to local residents and strengthening community ties.
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Stray Dog Crisis in Ernakulam: Residents Demand Urgent Action
Rising stray dog population in Ernakulam district sparks public safety concerns. Residents and civic representatives flag lapses in Animal Birth Control programme implementation, demanding urgent intervention after recent attacks.
HPV vaccination in Rajasthan picks up pace, doses rise sharply
HPV vaccination in Rajasthan surged from 7,000 to 27,712 doses in a week. The campaign for 14-15-year-old girls has covered 3.3% of the 8.3 lakh target so far.
Low-Birth-Weight Baby Saved Under Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojana
A private hospital in Bathinda treated a premature low-birth-weight baby under Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojana, with parents paying nothing. The 1.926 kg newborn had severe respiratory distress and was in NICU for 17 days.
Odisha's First Mother Newborn Care Unit Opens at MKCG
Govt-run MKCG Medical College in Berhampur opens Odisha's first special mother newborn care unit (MNCU) with 10 beds, aiming to reduce infant mortality and promote breastfeeding.
CDSCO Flags 141 Substandard Drugs, 47 from Himachal
CDSCO declared 141 drugs substandard in March, with 47 (33.3%) from Himachal Pradesh. Notices will be issued to manufacturers. The state produces 35% of India's drugs.
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Sex Determination Racket Busted in Karnal, Machine Seized
A health team from Panipat uncovered a sex determination racket operating under a clinic guise in Karnal, arresting Sanjay and seizing an ultrasound machine.
Uttarkashi Disaster: Only 3 of 7 Students Pass Exams
Last year's Dharali disaster in Uttarkashi severely affected students at Govt Inter School, Harsil, with only three of seven passing exams due to lost homes, materials, and psychological trauma.
Jharkhand Orders Fire Safety Audits in All Hospitals
Jharkhand NHM directs all medical colleges and hospitals to conduct fire safety audits within a week, rectify shortcomings, and observe fire safety week from May 4-10.
Jharkhand to Crack Down on Artificial Fruit Ripening
Jharkhand food safety department will launch a statewide campaign against artificial fruit ripening, with inspections at mandis, storage units, and transport hubs. Use of banned chemicals like calcium carbide will invite strict action.
School Holidays Extended Due to Heatwave: State-Wise List
Several Indian states have extended school holidays or revised timings due to intense heatwave. Check the complete list of states and their summer vacation schedules here.
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India Heatwave: Schools Revise Timings, Close Early
Severe heatwave across India forces states to revise school timings, announce early summer vacations, and implement safety measures like water bells to protect students.
Indian Navy MR Recruitment 2026: Last Day to Apply Today
Indian Navy closes MR (Musician) applications today, April 26, 2026. Check eligibility, selection process, and steps to apply at joinindiannavy.gov.in.
Kerala High UV Index: KSDMA Issues Public Advisory
Kerala's KSDMA issued a public advisory after high UV index levels (above 8) were recorded in several districts, warning of health risks like sunburn and eye problems.
Awareness Drives Mark Malaria Day in Chandigarh
Chandigarh observed Malaria Day with awareness drives, health camps, and community outreach to educate residents on prevention, symptoms, and treatment of malaria.
Why Your Home BP Monitor May Be Wrong and How to Fix It
Many home blood pressure monitors are inaccurate, leading to unnecessary worry or missed warnings. Learn how to check your device's accuracy and use it correctly for reliable readings.
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600+ Stray Dogs Vaccinated in Bhubaneswar on World Veterinary Day
Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation vaccinated over 600 stray dogs on World Veterinary Day, crossing 10,000 vaccinations since March 30 under the anti-rabies mission.
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