NSO survey highlights improved healthcare access across India
The National Statistical Survey Office (NSO) survey on household social consumption on health has highlighted transformative progress in India’s healthcare system.
The National Statistical Survey Office (NSO) survey on household social consumption on health has highlighted transformative progress in India’s healthcare system.
The age of artificial intelligence is not merely transforming machines; it is reshaping the very nature of human thinking.
As the nation prepares to celebrate yet another Republic Day on 26th January, 2026, some serious reflections on the health of the republic are the need of the hour.
As winter sets in, a season marked by low temperatures, reduced humidity, and increased indoor crowding, a proactive and preventive approach to health care becomes especially important.
Sebaashray 2, an initiative to provide health care to the residents who stay in the areas under Diamond Harbour Lok Sabha seat will start from 1 December.
The Hooghly district health administration has rolled out a strengthened system for Mobile Medical Units (MMUs) to bring essential healthcare services directly to villages and hard-to-reach areas.
The initiatives primarily focus on strengthening education infrastructure and improving access to higher learning, especially for students from rural and remote areas.
Technology in health care is unable to replace the empathy of a clinician, said Dr Sunil Chandi, chief medical officer of ITC, India and former director and senior cardiologist, CMC, Vallore on Friday.
Trinamul Congress national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee expressed satisfaction over the great success of the ongoing Sebaashray camps, today. The camps had started in Diamond Harbour Assembly seat on 2 January and the camps entered the 28th day, today.
Healthcare leaders noted the commendable efforts by the Finance Ministry to address long-term capacity building through the nine broad priorities with a clear roadmap.
