150 Students Fall Ill in Wayanad, 38 Hospitalised
Over 150 students of an aided school in Kerala's Wayanad district fell ill due to suspected food poisoning, with 38 hospitalised. Health officials investigate the cause.
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Muzaffarpur Hospital Registration Suspended After ICU Fire
Bihar's Muzaffarpur district suspends registration of Prasad Hospital after a short circuit fire in ICU killed six patients due to asphyxiation. Staff negligence cited.
76% of Jalasiri Water Project Completed in Mangaluru
Mangaluru City Corporation has completed 76% of the Jalasiri 24x7 water supply project, launched in December 2019 at a cost of Rs 587.67 crore.
Stories of Child Transplant Recipients Inspire Organ Donation
Inspiring tales of child transplant recipients in Bengaluru, like Varun Anand who received a kidney from his mother, are motivating more people to become organ donors.
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World Environment Day 2026 at BBAU: Sustainability and Biodiversity
CSIR-NBRI-EIACP and BBAU jointly organized World Environment Day 2026 with a focus on sustainable lifestyles, bird conservation, and biodiversity. A book on river restoration was released and 300 saplings planted.
Maharashtra: 292 Heatstroke Cases, 15 Suspected Deaths Since March
Maharashtra recorded 292 heatstroke cases and 15 suspected deaths from March 1 to June 4, with six confirmed fatalities. Health authorities urge precautions amid rising temperatures.
Chandigarh MC Intensifies Waste Segregation Drive on World Environment Day
Chandigarh municipal corporation held a special meeting on World Environment Day to enforce four-stream waste segregation under SWM Rules 2026, with intensified ward-level awareness campaigns.
Nilgiri Tahr Population Rises Slightly to 1,364
Tamil Nadu's state animal, the Nilgiri Tahr, saw a marginal population increase to 1,364 in 2024, with a growth rate of 4.68%, down from 21% in 2025, highlighting conservation challenges.
Punjab Sehat Yojna: 3.7 Lakh Patients Get Rs 654 Cr Treatment
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann reviewed the Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojna, revealing 3.7 lakh patients received cashless treatment worth Rs 654 crore. Over 47 lakh health cards issued, covering 23 lakh families.
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Telangana TB Battle: 7,663 New Cases Found in Screening
Nearly 28,000 TB patients under treatment in Telangana; 7,663 new cases detected during a 100-day intensive screening campaign. Governor reviews progress, highlights challenges in tribal areas.
JP Nadda Chairs Child Health Policy Meeting in Shillong
Union Health Minister JP Nadda chaired a parliamentary consultative committee in Shillong to discuss improving child health policies, with visits to NEIGRIHMS and focus on paediatric care.
Himachal Equips Health Centers with X-ray, Ultrasound
Himachal Pradesh completes equipping Adarsh Swasthya Sansthans with X-ray and ultrasound, reducing travel for diagnostics. Rs 3,000 crore invested in healthcare modernization.
Jayanagar 2nd Block battles mounting garbage crisis
Jayanagar 2nd Block in Bengaluru faces a severe garbage problem with waste piling up at street corners. Irregular door-to-door collection and littering are blamed, despite warnings and deity images. BSWML plans to clear black spots this month.
FDA Seizes Rs 15 Lakh Adulterated Food in Nashik
Maharashtra FDA conducted a seven-day crackdown in Nashik district, seizing adulterated food and banned products worth over Rs 15 lakh. Inspections targeted ice cream, chikki, and loose oil, with samples sent for lab testing.
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Foundation Urges Dharwad Schools to Promote Blood Donation
Swami Vivekananda Blood Donation Foundation requests Dharwad district to issue circular for schools and colleges to observe World Blood Donor Day and create scientific awareness about blood donation among students.
Handwashing Can Cut Infections by 50% but Most Do It Wrong
Handwashing can reduce infections by up to 50%, yet most people lack proper technique. Expert Dr Deepesh Agrawal explains the correct method, duration, and timing to break the infection chain.
Why Women Delay Medical Care and How to Bridge the Gap
Many Indian women prioritize family over health, leading to delayed diagnoses. Learn about body literacy, regular screenings, and early detection to improve outcomes.
Second Sudanese in Ebola Isolation in Hyderabad
A second Sudanese national arriving from Uganda was admitted to Gandhi Hospital's Ebola isolation ward in Hyderabad, raising the number under observation to two. Both patients are clinically stable.
BAU Session on Cutting Fertilizer Use in Bihar
Bihar Agricultural University held a brainstorming session on World Environment Day to discuss strategies to reduce fertilizer consumption while sustaining agricultural productivity and improving environmental quality.
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Ceiling Collapse at GTB Hospital Highlights Infrastructure Woes
A ceiling collapse at GTB Hospital's emergency OT complex in east Delhi raises safety concerns. No injuries reported, but staff cite poor infrastructure, seepage, and delays in expansion.
Rise of Complex Patients: Multiple Diseases Hit Indians
Indians increasingly present with five or six conditions simultaneously, challenging healthcare systems designed for single-disease management. Multimorbidity prevalence is 20% and rising in younger adults.
Second Sudanese National Admitted for Ebola Screening in Hyderabad
A Sudanese student in his 20s with fever was admitted to Gandhi Hospital, Hyderabad, for Ebola screening. Another Sudanese national, aged 35, is also under observation. Test results are awaited.
India Drafts National Mental Health Policy for Schools
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan reviewed the draft National Mental Health and Well-Being Policy for Schools, focusing on safe environments, teacher mentoring, and integration with Indian Knowledge Systems.
Youth Dies by Suicide in Fazilka Village After Exam Stress
A 20-year-old from a poor family died by suicide in Fazilka's Seeto Guno village after failing a competitive exam. Rahul was found hanging at home.
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Eight Dairy Samples Fail Quality Tests in Amritsar
Quality tests on dairy samples in Amritsar found eight failures, with two declared unsafe for human consumption. Officials conducted inspections across the city.
Nagpur Heatwave: 98 Suspected Sunstroke Deaths in May
Nagpur experienced one of its harshest summers with 98 suspected sunstroke deaths in May, mostly among homeless individuals, highlighting the impact of extreme heat on vulnerable populations.
Rs 7 Lakh Substandard Food Seized in Sahibabad Raid
Uttar Pradesh food safety officials seized substandard tea leaves, expired dairy mixes, and other items worth over Rs 7 lakh in Sahibabad Industrial Area. Samples sent for testing.
Punjab Launches Landmark Menstrual Health Curriculum for Schools
Punjab's new menstrual health curriculum for schools, rolled out on Menstrual Hygiene Day, trains 7,200 teachers and reaches 3.4 lakh girls to break taboos and empower students.
Bahbalpur First Panchayat to Manage Water Supply in Panchkula
Bahbalpur gram panchayat in Panchkula district will manage its drinking water supply under a new public health engineering initiative, with a Rs 100 monthly contribution per consumer.
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PRAYAS 2026: Experts Deliberate on POSH Act for Healthcare Workers
Health experts at PRAYAS 2026 in Panchkula discussed effective implementation of the POSH Act 2013, focusing on creating safe workplaces for healthcare workers across India.
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