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The recent directive from the Union Health Secretary to states, urging them to evaluate and ensure the functionality of fire safety systems in hospitals, comes as a reactionary measure following the tragic fire at Maharani Laxmi Bai Medical College in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh. This devastating incident, which claimed the lives of 10 newborns, has once […]
The recent recognition of Dhudmaras, a village in Chhattisgarh’s Bastar district, by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) as one of the best tourism villages, is a testament to the potential of eco-tourism in India. This accolade not only highlights the village’s unique blend of natural beauty, tribal culture, and sustainable practices but also […]
Narayana Murthy, one of India’s most respected business leaders, recently stirred debate by advocating a 70-hour work week for Indian employees to accelerate national growth. While his comments are rooted in a desire to see India thrive globally, the proposal is fundamentally misguided. What India needs is not longer work hours but greater efficiency, productivity, […]
The tragic death of an MBBS student in Gujarat due to alleged ragging by seniors has once again spotlighted the grim reality of hazing in Indian educational institutions. Despite stringent laws, judicial directives, and repeated awareness campaigns, ragging continues to rear its ugly head, endangering the safety and well-being of students across the country. This […]
The recent tragedy at a Patna shelter home, where two young women and a girl lost their lives in a single week, has shed light on a pressing issue: the neglected and often dangerous conditions in shelter homes across the country. Initial reports from doctors pointing to malnutrition as a potential cause of death highlight […]
Doctors hold a unique and respected place in society. They are often seen as miracle workers, capable of reversing the course of illness and bringing hope to the gravest situations. Yet, this perception can lead to unreasonable expectations, as highlighted by the disturbing attack on a Chennai oncologist by a patient’s relatives. Such incidents reflect […]
The recent Lancet study revealing that Indians account for a staggering 25% of the world’s adult diabetes cases is a wake-up call of urgent proportions. Diabetes, particularly Type 2, has grown into a significant public health issue, straining healthcare systems and impacting the quality of life for millions. This crisis not only threatens India’s health […]
The Odisha government’s recent introduction of a bill that enforces prison sentences of up to five years for cheating in examinations marks an unprecedented approach to tackling academic dishonesty. As education systems across India grapple with persistent issues of exam malpractice, it is worth questioning whether criminalizing cheating is a step forward or merely a […]
The recent resistance to uranium exploration in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh, underscores a critical dilemma facing India: the need to balance environmental conservation with the pursuit of energy self-sufficiency. As the world grapples with climate change and the urgent need for sustainable energy sources, India’s quest for nuclear energy has become more pressing than ever. […]
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has recently mandated that all food items sold online must have a minimum remaining shelf life of 30% or 45 days upon delivery. This decision addresses growing concerns about the quality and safety of food products delivered through e-commerce platforms, ensuring that consumers receive fresh and […]