Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has issued a stark warning: without immediate, decisive action, India will fail to achieve its ambitious ‘zero fatality’ road safety target. With over 150,000 lives lost annually, the crisis demands more than promises—it needs systemic reform.
In a disturbing breach of public trust, a cook in India has been arrested for allegedly spitting on chapatis before serving them. The incident has ignited widespread outrage and raised urgent questions about food safety standards across the country.
At one of Delhi’s premier medical institutions—Safdarjung Hospital and its affiliated Vardhman Mahavir Medical College—70 critical faculty positions remain unfilled, raising alarms about the quality of medical education and patient care in the capital.
A horrifying medical error at a private hospital in Indore has left a newborn fighting for recovery after a nurse allegedly severed the infant’s thumb during a routine procedure—sparking outrage, an investigation, and urgent questions about healthcare standards.
Former President Donald Trump has publicly denied using the popular weight-loss drug Ozempic, though he quipped he “probably should.” His comments come amid a national conversation about drug pricing, insurance coverage, and the cultural phenomenon surrounding GLP-1 medications.
The tragic death of a staffer at Delhi’s Saket Court is more than just a news headline—it’s a stark reminder of the hidden mental health crisis within our institutions. We delve into the details and what must change.