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Gujarat to Set Up De-Addiction Centres in Every District Hospital to Strengthen Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care
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Gujarat to Set Up De-Addiction Centres in Every District Hospital to Strengthen Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care

a significant step toward strengthening public healthcare and addressing the growing challenge of substance abuse, the Gujarat government has approved the establishment of dedicated de-addiction centres in all district hospitals across the State. The initiative is aimed at making addiction treatment more accessible, improving mental healthcare services, and ensuring that individuals battling substance dependence receive...

Kerala Health Minister Rejects Allegations Over Medical College Food Packet Distribution, Blames ‘Vested Interests’ for Controversy
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Kerala Health Minister Rejects Allegations Over Medical College Food Packet Distribution, Blames ‘Vested Interests’ for Controversy

The Kerala government has strongly defended its handling of food distribution services at a government medical college hospital after a controversy erupted over the supply of food packets to patients and their attendants. State Health Minister K. Muraleedharan dismissed the allegations, asserting that the issue was being deliberately amplified by individuals with vested interests seeking...

Punjab Will Continue Its March Towards Excellence with Public Support, Says CM Bhagwant Mann
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Punjab Will Continue Its March Towards Excellence with Public Support, Says CM Bhagwant Mann

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to transforming the state into one of India’s leading performers across multiple sectors, stating that the journey toward making Punjab “number one” will continue with the unwavering support and trust of its people. Addressing a public gathering, the Chief Minister said that the state government...

India Records 6.79 Lakh Zero-Dose Children in 2025 Despite Strong Immunisation Progress: Global Health Report
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India Records 6.79 Lakh Zero-Dose Children in 2025 Despite Strong Immunisation Progress: Global Health Report

India recorded an estimated 6.79 lakh “zero-dose” children in 2025—children who did not receive even the first dose of a routine vaccine during their first year of life—according to a new global health assessment. While the country has continued to make progress in expanding immunisation coverage, the findings underline the need to reach children living...

Delhi High Court Hears Plea Seeking Medical Intervention for Sonam Wangchuk Amid Ongoing Hunger Strike
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Delhi High Court Hears Plea Seeking Medical Intervention for Sonam Wangchuk Amid Ongoing Hunger Strike

The Delhi High Court has taken up an urgent plea seeking immediate medical intervention for climate activist and education reformer Sonam Wangchuk, who is currently on an indefinite hunger strike in the national capital. The petition raises serious concerns about Wangchuk’s deteriorating health and requests the court to direct authorities to ensure that he receives...

Kerala Toddler Dies After Anaesthesia During Treatment for Minor Injury, Investigation Underway
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Kerala Toddler Dies After Anaesthesia During Treatment for Minor Injury, Investigation Underway

A tragic medical incident in Kerala has sparked widespread concern after a two-year-old child died following the administration of anaesthesia for the treatment of what was reportedly a minor injury. The heartbreaking case has prompted health authorities to initiate an investigation to determine whether established medical procedures were followed and if any negligence contributed to...

West Bengal Government Plans Centralised Hospital Monitoring System to Eliminate Touts and Improve Patient Care
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West Bengal Government Plans Centralised Hospital Monitoring System to Eliminate Touts and Improve Patient Care

The West Bengal government is preparing to introduce a comprehensive centralised hospital monitoring system aimed at improving healthcare delivery, eliminating the influence of touts, and ensuring better coordination among hospitals across the state. The proposed initiative is expected to strengthen patient management by providing real-time monitoring of hospital bed availability, streamlining referrals, and enhancing transparency...

Jharkhand Seeks National Expertise to Shape Vision 2050 Development Roadmap
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Jharkhand Seeks National Expertise to Shape Vision 2050 Development Roadmap

In a significant step toward defining its long-term development agenda, the Jharkhand government organized a national consultation in New Delhi to gather ideas and recommendations from policymakers, industry leaders, economists, academicians, and subject experts for preparing the state’s ambitious Vision 2050 roadmap. The consultation marks an important phase in Jharkhand’s efforts to formulate a comprehensive...

Pregnant Woman and Unborn Baby Die After Injection at Navi Mumbai Civic Hospital, Investigation Underway
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Pregnant Woman and Unborn Baby Die After Injection at Navi Mumbai Civic Hospital, Investigation Underway

A tragic incident at a civic hospital in Navi Mumbai has sparked serious concerns over patient safety and the quality of maternal healthcare after a pregnant woman and her unborn child died shortly after she was administered an injection during treatment. The heartbreaking case has prompted authorities to launch an official inquiry into the circumstances...

Brain Tumour Warning Signs Often Mistaken for Stress and Migraine, Veteran Neurosurgeon Urges Early Diagnosis
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Brain Tumour Warning Signs Often Mistaken for Stress and Migraine, Veteran Neurosurgeon Urges Early Diagnosis

Brain tumours remain among the most serious neurological conditions, yet many of their early symptoms are frequently overlooked or misinterpreted as common health issues such as migraines, stress-related headaches, fatigue, or lifestyle-related discomfort. Medical experts are now emphasizing the importance of recognizing persistent warning signs and seeking timely evaluation, as early diagnosis can significantly influence...