Category : Public Health


Indore Water Death Row: Family vs Officials Clash

Tensions erupted in Indore's Bhagirathpura after an elderly man's death. Family alleges contaminated water, officials cite chronic illness. Protest blocks traffic, Congress leaders join demand for aid.

Bengaluru Steps Up Fight Against Female Foeticide

Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao announces coordinated efforts between the health department and police to prevent female foeticide in Bengaluru, Karnataka, with strict enforcement and awareness campaigns.

Bihar's 18-Day Mass Drug Drive Against Filariasis

Bihar government launches intensive 18-day mass drug administration campaign from February 10-27 to eliminate filariasis, targeting 1.5 crore people in single day push with 4 lakh health workers.

Water Contamination in Indore's Mhow Leaves Nine Ill

Nine people have fallen ill due to suspected water contamination in Mhow, Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Health officials are investigating the source and providing medical care to affected residents.

Supaul Model: Climate-Resilient Sanitation in Bihar

The Supaul Model, a pioneering WASH initiative in Bihar's flood-prone districts, introduces climate-resilient sanitation solutions like the Phayademand Sauchalaya to combat groundwater contamination and ensure safe sanitation during floods.

Hapur Terminates 17 Asha Workers for Diverting Deliveries

Hapur health department terminates 17 Asha workers for allegedly diverting pregnant women to private hospitals for commissions. Investigation reveals a nexus between workers and private facilities exploiting patients.

Odisha Bans Gutka, Tobacco Food Products

Odisha government imposes total prohibition on manufacture, sale of gutka, pan masala, and all food items containing tobacco or nicotine to strengthen public health measures.

4-Minute Rule for Stroke Response: A Game-Changer

Discover the groundbreaking 4-minute rule for stroke response that could save lives. Learn how this simple yet effective guideline helps identify strokes quickly and ensures timely medical intervention.

Silent Diabetes Epidemic: Need for Blood Sugar Tests

India faces a growing silent diabetes epidemic, with many undiagnosed cases. Experts emphasize the critical importance of routine blood sugar tests for early detection and prevention of complications.

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