Rahul Gandhi Demands Parliament Discussion on Air Pollution
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi demands Parliament discussion on air pollution, calling it a national health emergency. He highlights financial and healthcare burdens on citizens.
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Thane Boy Dies After Dog Bite Despite Anti-Rabies Shots
A young boy from Thane, Maharashtra, has tragically passed away weeks after being bitten by a dog, despite receiving anti-rabies shots and tetanus injections at a government hospital immediately after the incident.
2-3 Children Born Out of Wedlock Surrendered Monthly in Ernakulam
Child Welfare Committee data shows 62 children surrendered by unwed couples in 22 months in Ernakulam district, with most parents being migrants for work or studies.
WHO Warns of Rare Nipah Virus, Low Transmission Risk
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warns about the rare but serious Nipah virus infection in West Bengal, India, while confirming low transmission risk and no travel restrictions needed.
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Mental Health Worsens in Monsoon & Autumn: Hisar Study
Maharaja Agrasen Medical College research shows mental health problems peak during monsoon and autumn, with depression most common in 20-39 age group in Hisar.
Man Carries Wife's Body on Cart from Haryana Hospital
A man in Haryana was forced to carry his wife's body on a cart from a hospital due to the unavailability of an ambulance, highlighting severe healthcare lapses in the region.
Bengaluru Ssmileathon: Free Dental Screenings, Smile Contest Launched
IDA, Karnataka govt launch Ssmileathon offering free dental check-ups for 1 lakh+ people. IVF/ICSI added to AB-ArK for BPL families. North Corp relocates Hebbal offices.
Foul Smell at Kochi Stadium from Wastewater Plant
Visitors at Kochi's Jawaharlal Nehru International Stadium face severe inconvenience due to foul odor from GCDA's wastewater treatment plant. Health officials demand urgent action.
Nagpur Water Contamination Crisis Exposes Civic Apathy
Over 100 residents in Nagpur's Narendra Nagar area received sewage-contaminated drinking water for a week due to pipeline damage, highlighting municipal negligence and infrastructure decay.
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Imran Ali's 20-Year Anti-Tobacco Crusade in Odisha
Mohammad Imran Ali, a Bhubaneswar-based social worker, has dedicated nearly 20 years to substance abuse prevention, anti-tobacco campaigns, and community outreach across Odisha, achieving significant recognition.
Karnataka Minister Calls for National Social Media Rules for Kids
Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao announces plans to write to Union Health Minister JP Nadda for a national-level discussion on regulating social media use among schoolchildren amid rising digital addiction concerns.
Nipah Virus in India: Symptoms, Risks, Prevention
India faces renewed Nipah virus concerns with recent cases highlighting symptoms like fever and encephalitis, long-term neurological risks, and crucial prevention through hygiene and avoiding bats.
WHO: 188 Million Children Worldwide Are Obese
The World Health Organization reveals 188 million children and adolescents globally are obese, with 390 million overweight. Unhealthy diets and aggressive marketing fuel this public health crisis.
UP Deputy CM Pathak: Tobacco is a 'Curse for Humanity'
Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak declared tobacco consumption a 'curse for humanity' at the 7th National Tobacco Control Conference in AIIMS Rae Bareli, highlighting India's 13 lakh annual tobacco-related deaths.
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TB Patients in Maharashtra Denied Financial Aid Due to Funds Crunch
Severe funds shortage in Maharashtra leaves thousands of tuberculosis patients without promised financial assistance under Nikshay Poshan Yojana, with only 32% beneficiaries receiving payments in 2025.
38 Students Hospitalised After Mid-Day Meal in Khammam
A mid-day meal scare in Khammam, Telangana, has led to 38 students being hospitalised with symptoms of food poisoning. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Ludhiana Family Cleared of Rabies After PGIMER Evaluation
Health officials cleared seven family members from Jagraon of suspected rabies after evaluation at PGIMER Chandigarh. Village survey found no further cases, pet dog examined.
Air Pollution Deaths: Govt Ministries Offer Contradictory Views
The environment ministry and ICMR present conflicting data on air pollution deaths in India, revealing policy contradictions in public health response while Delhi sees rising respiratory fatalities.
AMR Kills Indian Child Every 9 Minutes: NIMHANS
NIMHANS experts reveal antimicrobial resistance kills one Indian child every nine minutes. Gangagen Biotechnologies highlights 12-36% hemodialysis patient deaths from infections.
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Avadi Council Meeting: Mosquitoes, Stray Animals Dominate
Avadi Corporation's first council meeting of the year focused on rising mosquito menace and stray animal issues. Councillors expressed health and safety concerns over inadequate civic action.
Vizag Poultry Waste Recycling Plant to Address Health Risks
Visakhapatnam plans a 100-tonne-per-day poultry slaughter waste recycling plant to combat illegal diversion to fish ponds, reducing environmental damage and public health risks through scientific processing.
Odisha's Child Groom Crisis: Tribal Boys Marrying Early
While Odisha has reduced child marriages among girls, underage grooms from tribal communities are increasing. School dropouts and migration drive this trend, with activists calling for urgent attention.
Patna Guard's Pandemic Experience Fuels Daily Food Mission
Kumar Vinay, a Patna security guard earning Rs14,000 monthly, transformed his pandemic trauma into feeding 21 people daily through his Maa Berji Mandir Trust initiative.
Odisha: Pan Masala Without Tobacco Exempt from Ban
Odisha government clarifies that pan masala without tobacco or nicotine is not covered by the state's recent prohibition, providing relief to shopkeepers and traders.
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Karnataka's Snakebite Awareness Drive Targets Schools, Farmers
The Karnataka Ecotourism Development Board initiates a community-driven campaign to reduce snakebite incidents, correct first aid myths, and protect pit viper species across the state through educational workshops.
Married Women Lead Female Suicides in Delhi: Report
A Delhi government report reveals married women formed over 54% of female suicide cases in 2023, with housewives accounting for 44%, highlighting persistent trends over five years.
WHO: Nipah Virus Risk Low in India, No Spread Signs
The World Health Organization has stated that the risk of Nipah virus spreading in India remains low, with no evidence of widespread transmission. Health authorities continue monitoring.
Dakshina Kannada: 47 Leprosy Cases Reported in 2025
Dakshina Kannada district in Karnataka has recorded 47 leprosy cases until December 2025, with health authorities intensifying surveillance and awareness efforts to combat the disease.
India's Obesity Crisis: 76% Have Obese Close Contacts
A new survey reveals 76% of Indians have obese individuals in their close circles, as Economic Survey 2026 warns of rising obesity driven by unhealthy diets and sedentary lifestyles.
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WHO: No Travel or Trade Curbs for India's Nipah Virus Cases
The World Health Organization has stated that travel and trade restrictions are not necessary for India despite recent Nipah virus cases, emphasizing current containment measures.
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