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Centre Told To Release 50 Lakhs To Widow Of Guard Who Died During Covid
The Delhi High Court has recently directed the Central Government, Directorate of Health Service and Safdarjung Hospital to release Rs 50 Lakh to the widow of a security guard who died on duty during the Covid-19 pandemic when he was deployed in the
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Tele-Mental Health Service Received 1 Lakh Calls Since October 2022: Centre
Tele Mental Health Assistance and Networking Across States (Tele Manas) Helpline, launched in 2022 to provide 24x7 tele-mental health services, received 1 lakh calls till now since its inception, Union Health Minister Dr Mansukh Mandaviya said.
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"Focus On Oxygen, Vaccine": Rahul Gandhi On Centre's Move On Central Vista Project
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today urged the central government to focus on vaccines, oxygen and other health services amid the COVID-19 pandemic instead of "spending on PR and unnecessary projects".
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"2G Enough For E-Learning": Centre Defends Throttled Internet In Kashmir
Internet restrictions in Jammu and Kashmir are in the interest of sovereignty and integrity of India, the central government told parliament on Sunday, adding that the throttled speeds are enough for digital education and public health services especially critical amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Centre Issues New COVID-19 Helpline Number For AIIMS
Health Minister Harsh Vardhan on Sunday said that Central Government has established a new CoNTeC-AIIMS Helpline number - 9115444155 which will facilitate various services including OPD appointments booking.
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Government Doctors Are Not Allowed Private Practice: Health Ministry
As per Central Health Service (CHS) Rules, 2014, persons appointed to CHS shall not be allowed private practice of any kind whatsoever including any consultation and laboratory practice, according to Ministry of Health.
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"Already Implemented In Delhi": Arvind Kejriwal's Jibe On Ayushman Bharat
Declining the central government's offer to implement the Ayushman Bharat health scheme, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday wrote to Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, saying the city government is "offering ten times bigger and comprehensive health scheme".
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Aadhaar Not Valid For Indians Travelling To Nepal, Bhutan: Home Ministry
Aadhaar is not a valid identification document for Indians travelling to Nepal and Bhutan, the Union home ministry has said.Indians can travel to Nepal and Bhutan--both countries for which they don't need visas--if they possess a valid national passport or election ID card issued by the Election Commission.
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Free Diagnostics Tests, Now For All In Delhi
New Delhi: Delhi residents can avail free radiology tests in 21 private labs after they are referred from Delhi’s government hospitals. Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Thursday announced that another scheme would be rolled out in a week under which surgeries could also be done in private hospitals for free. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) gover...
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Swaraj India Blames Kejriwal and Modi Governments for Delhi Smog
Terming the smog situation in Delhi an environmental emergency, the Swaraj India party on Sunday accused the Delhi and central governments of failing to tackle pollution.
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Life Term For Milk Adulteration With Chemicals, Supreme Court Tells Government
The Supreme Court on Friday directed the central government to consider to suitably amending the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 and the Indian Penal Code to incorporate penal provisions making adulteration of milk with chemicals - adversely affecting the health of the people - punishable with life imprisonment.
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Consider Life Term For Milk Adulteration, Supreme Court Tells Government
The Supreme Court on Friday directed the central government to consider to suitably amending the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 and the Indian Penal Code to incorporate penal provisions making adulteration of milk with chemicals - adversely affecting the health of the people - punishable with life imprisonment.
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PM Modi Approves Retirement Age Of 65 Years For Doctors Of Central Services
Superannuation age of all doctors in Central Health Service has been enhanced to 65 years with effect from today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said about the decision that will benefit about 4,000 doctors.
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Need More Consultations With States On NEET: JP Nadda
Union Health Minister JP Nadda today said the central government needs to hold more consultations with state governments on conducting the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) every year.
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Centre Plans to Re-Employ Doctors on Contract Basis After Retirement
The Centre is mulling to re-employ doctors in central hospitals on a contract basis who would wish to offer their services after retirement, Health Minister JP Nadda today said.
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Centre Told To Release 50 Lakhs To Widow Of Guard Who Died During Covid
The Delhi High Court has recently directed the Central Government, Directorate of Health Service and Safdarjung Hospital to release Rs 50 Lakh to the widow of a security guard who died on duty during the Covid-19 pandemic when he was deployed in the
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Tele-Mental Health Service Received 1 Lakh Calls Since October 2022: Centre
Tele Mental Health Assistance and Networking Across States (Tele Manas) Helpline, launched in 2022 to provide 24x7 tele-mental health services, received 1 lakh calls till now since its inception, Union Health Minister Dr Mansukh Mandaviya said.
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"Focus On Oxygen, Vaccine": Rahul Gandhi On Centre's Move On Central Vista Project
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today urged the central government to focus on vaccines, oxygen and other health services amid the COVID-19 pandemic instead of "spending on PR and unnecessary projects".
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"2G Enough For E-Learning": Centre Defends Throttled Internet In Kashmir
Internet restrictions in Jammu and Kashmir are in the interest of sovereignty and integrity of India, the central government told parliament on Sunday, adding that the throttled speeds are enough for digital education and public health services especially critical amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Centre Issues New COVID-19 Helpline Number For AIIMS
Health Minister Harsh Vardhan on Sunday said that Central Government has established a new CoNTeC-AIIMS Helpline number - 9115444155 which will facilitate various services including OPD appointments booking.
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Government Doctors Are Not Allowed Private Practice: Health Ministry
As per Central Health Service (CHS) Rules, 2014, persons appointed to CHS shall not be allowed private practice of any kind whatsoever including any consultation and laboratory practice, according to Ministry of Health.
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"Already Implemented In Delhi": Arvind Kejriwal's Jibe On Ayushman Bharat
Declining the central government's offer to implement the Ayushman Bharat health scheme, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday wrote to Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, saying the city government is "offering ten times bigger and comprehensive health scheme".
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Aadhaar Not Valid For Indians Travelling To Nepal, Bhutan: Home Ministry
Aadhaar is not a valid identification document for Indians travelling to Nepal and Bhutan, the Union home ministry has said.Indians can travel to Nepal and Bhutan--both countries for which they don't need visas--if they possess a valid national passport or election ID card issued by the Election Commission.
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Free Diagnostics Tests, Now For All In Delhi
New Delhi: Delhi residents can avail free radiology tests in 21 private labs after they are referred from Delhi’s government hospitals. Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Thursday announced that another scheme would be rolled out in a week under which surgeries could also be done in private hospitals for free. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) gover...
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Swaraj India Blames Kejriwal and Modi Governments for Delhi Smog
Terming the smog situation in Delhi an environmental emergency, the Swaraj India party on Sunday accused the Delhi and central governments of failing to tackle pollution.
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Life Term For Milk Adulteration With Chemicals, Supreme Court Tells Government
The Supreme Court on Friday directed the central government to consider to suitably amending the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 and the Indian Penal Code to incorporate penal provisions making adulteration of milk with chemicals - adversely affecting the health of the people - punishable with life imprisonment.
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Consider Life Term For Milk Adulteration, Supreme Court Tells Government
The Supreme Court on Friday directed the central government to consider to suitably amending the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 and the Indian Penal Code to incorporate penal provisions making adulteration of milk with chemicals - adversely affecting the health of the people - punishable with life imprisonment.
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PM Modi Approves Retirement Age Of 65 Years For Doctors Of Central Services
Superannuation age of all doctors in Central Health Service has been enhanced to 65 years with effect from today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said about the decision that will benefit about 4,000 doctors.
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Need More Consultations With States On NEET: JP Nadda
Union Health Minister JP Nadda today said the central government needs to hold more consultations with state governments on conducting the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) every year.
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Centre Plans to Re-Employ Doctors on Contract Basis After Retirement
The Centre is mulling to re-employ doctors in central hospitals on a contract basis who would wish to offer their services after retirement, Health Minister JP Nadda today said.
